Dean Patrick Dwyer

Dean, We all miss you very much. The girls, JuanJuan and your brothers and dad are doing okay. Keep your eye on us all. Me.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Dean, Where did the forty years go ? I remember meeting you and your classmates in 1972... when St Peters joined Fatima, and became All Saints ...We shared a lot of laughs and good times... In home room all thru High School, woodshop, electronics , frisbee! Intro to Vw s, later in life, the summer as roommates, working on the Volvo and hanging at the Viking...
and when you came back from over seas, getting back in touch, I am grateful to have known you and meet your family...

I have thousands of memories. I grew up with Dean...He was one of my all time best friends. I feel extremely saddened over the loss of such a wonderful, friendly, helpful loving man...He was a mechanic, musician, wiz with electronics...I remember sneaking into his attic to check out all his Christmas presents in advance...we must have been 12 or 13.....I remember walking to school and home everyday...we'd meet at the corner of Arthur and 32nd...I remember.. parties, keg gars, going to the...

To a great cousin. You fought M.S. with such dignity and stength. Your family meant everything to you, and you showed your love for them each day. I will miss him, and will always have the picture of us completing our First Communion together in my head. I also wish we all had more time to spend with him.

To my cousin and great friend who will be remembered as a hero, fighter of MS, kind at heart, devoted and loved his family and friends. You will be missed but never forgotten.

I know that Dean was well loved and respected. He had great character and a big heart. I only wish we had more time with him.