Dewey Ernest Eason

Dewey and Helen were my neighbors in Tennessee, in the RV park, where everyone loved and adored them!! I loved sharing beans, cornbread, and banana pudding with them. As Helen's health started to decline, I watched Dewey lovingly and patiently care for her. I will always cherish my memories of them...best neighbors, E.V.E.R.! I just today, learned of his passing and share your grief. Prayers and blessings to each of you.

I worked with Dewey when we set up a Master Franchise here in the UK. Dewey was a friendly guy with a great sense of humour and a treasure trove of wonderful stories. Our business has gone on to thrive and I will always have fond memories of how Dewey helped to get us launched. Thank you old friend and good luck in your new venture.

Thinking of you at this sad time. One day at a time.❤

Helen and family:

So sorry to hear about Dewey. When we arrived back in Florida we were sorry to hear you moved. It's just not the same to not see you in the window, I don't have anyone to wave to!! Both of you were always so friendly and kind. Tom & I both miss talking to you in the carports. Love, The Murphy's

Dewey was always such a happy person and fun to know. My sincere sympathy to Helen and family for their loss.

Dewey was always warm and welcoming, loved family and friends. We will all miss you! Love Kris, Leah and Lauren

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

Great salesman and even better person as evidenced by his love of family community service. Always enjoyed his visits while working at DeSear's. Dewey certainly leaves a legacy for all to emulate!

I met Dewey Eason back in the mid 80’s shortly after I moved to Florida. My sister in law at the time, worked for Signs Now and Dewey. The picture here is so perfect for the happiness he always showed. Smiling, laughing and such a bright light! Years later, I would see him at Ezra on those special nights, when he would cook, and serve, some of the best home cooking you’ve ever eaten. There aren’t many, if any, like Dewey Eason. He will be missed.
RIP