John Dwyer Sr.

Thanks to all who have commented here and have paused a moment to remember Grandpa. He was a fabulous man--full of life and vigor and passion--and I am so blessed to have known and loved him.

Johnny, Lee, and Melissa, you have my sincere condolences. Mr. Dwyer was not only my principal at the Annex, but also
my Little League Football Coach. He worked us hard, but he was a lot of fun!!

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

My memories of Mr. Dwyer when I was a student at Madison County Schools are great--even the squirt gun incident brings a smile now! My condolences to his family in this loss--thank you, Johnny, Lee, and Melissa, for sharing your Dad with us all.
Love and prayers during this difficult time,

Another friend of many years ago has passed. We went to Thomas Jefferson together. God bless you Pinky.

My sincere love and condolences to Lee, John, Melissa and to each member of their families who are mourning the loss of John today. My prayers go with you through this time of loss.
love,

Know that our prayers are with the Dwyer family at this time of sorrow.

Warren & Peggy Smith

I recall John very well as being one of
my best customers in chemical biz at
Madison Schools.He was a class act & my
sincere condolences to the Dwyer family.

I knew John as I was on the nurses that took care of him.
As I the one that arranged his admission to UVA HSC Spinal Cord unit.
He was dtermined human being and his was it was apleasure to be one on the many health care professionals to take care of him.He always said he would walk and he would make a video to show his physicians who first took care of hm at Chespeake General
so it is rest in peace John so it is

i have not seen pinkey for many years,but i still remember him for playing baseball and for being just a great guy among us kids. i often wondered where he was and how he was doing.my sincere condolences to his family friends and loved ones .

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

To the Dwyer Family. Your family is in my prayers for strength and comfort. Your dad was my principle and he saw a lot of me back in those days. I seem to have stayed in his office, BUT he made me grow up. He will be missed.