Dewey Harry "Duck" Tacey

Dewey was a good man.

I remember, way back when he had a pool, I asked him how old he was. (He had the Bow-flex in his house) He uses to work out so much I thought he was younger than my own dad. My dad (youngest boy in the family) and Uncle Duck both had a great big laugh, when I asked.

My first memory of my Uncle Duck is getting him a canned beverage while at my parent´s house and we were shooting at targets. He looked me in the eyes and said Thank you! For a kid my age, it was a big deal.

I have associated the smell of peaches with always visiting my Uncle Duck. Probably because we would always go about the same time each year (Peach season). I think of him every time I smell a peach!

Denis and I loved beaching our boats and sitting in the water enjoying a cold brew with Dewey and Marlene. I know he was so sad after her death, and now I know they are together. Love and miss you both!
Forever your sister-in-law - Sherry W.

I reconnected with Dewey at the last class reunion. We have been in conversation by phone since. I will miss those talks.

My sincere condolences to the Family and Loved Ones of Dewey. I remember him well from High School and pray that his family and loved ones shall be comforted by the knowledge of so many who morn his passing. Rest In Peace my Friend

So saddened to hear of Dewey's passing. Many wonderful memories to cherish. Thoughts and prayers are with all of you

Dewey was not 75

I have some very fun fond memories of Dewey at the race track in owendale . He would drive my dad´s tow truck and my sister in law and I would hook up the cars when they would wreck . We had many laughs together! He will always be remembered. May god bless you . Pamela

I'll always remember spending time on the deck with Dewey watching his wife, Marlow working in her flowerbeds in the front of the house - we were drinking wine, and Marlow always had her Miller Lite! He was a good friend and gave me a lot of support when I was Rector at Holy Assumption Orthodox Church in Marblehead. May God grant him, Blessed Repose!
Fr. David Lis

Dewey "geared up" to cut the grass.

Dewey's nickname "Duck" comes from a pickup line he used on the girls, in his youth. He'd introduce himself as "the middle duck."