Birth date: Mar 21, 1924 Death date: May 12, 2023
Cleveland Samuel Dyer passed away peacefully on May 12, 2023 at the Assisted Living wing of the Brookdale West Boynton Beach Senior Living Community in Boynton Beach Florida at the age of 99. He was born on March 21, 1924 in Richm Read Obituary
Precious Memories with Uncle Bobby, from Faith and Fred.
Precious memories with Some of Aunt Ruby and Aunt Iva's children
My great uncle Bopsy. I remember meeting him for the first time in the UK at my grandma's house, who was his younger sister. As a young child I was always impressed with how tall her was and that beautiful white hair. Rest in peace uncle 🙏🏼
Uncle Bobsy, that was his nickname in our family. We do not know how that name originated but our mum Annabelle Victoria Dyer known as 'Anna' always referred to her brother as 'Bobsy'! Some of us in our family met him at various times on holiday in the US. Although a few of us didn't know Uncle Bobsy in person, his name was a constant in our lives as Anna's children! There's no denying Uncle Bobsy lived his life to the full! A Great Character. May God bless his soul and grant him eternal life.🙏🏽 Amen. Our thoughts are with all Uncle Bobsy's family. Love from the children of his sister Annabelle Victoria Anderson, née Dyer & Lassels Anderson in England: Jean, Junior, Joan, Juliet, Jeneth, Jackie & our families. God bless Uncle Bobsy. May he rest in Peace :pray::skin-tone-4:
Mr. D, that is how I've addressed him over the years. I have the greatest respect and love for him. I remember as a teenager looking for my first job, he found me one at a place called Majestic pen. We had some great times in Jamaica and in this country, visiting and talking on the phone. You will be missed, Mr. D. God be with you and your sons and daughter.
I met Mr. Dyer in the mid 1960s. He and my late husband were co-workers but became the "best of friends". This long-lasting trustful friendship was like "family". I refer to him as Mr. Dyer, because of my Jamaican upbringing, and respect for "elders", could not bring myself to be on a first name basis even though he and my husband were. I have only joyful memories, much laughter, delicious meals, political discussions, domino games in Jamaica, New York, New Jersey and finally, Florida. I will miss hearing his voice, his laughter this year when I mistakenly congratulated him on his 98th birthday.,playing the harmonica to wish me a happy birthday, but I know he is at rest, and reunited with Mrs. Dyer and other family.
To his children, Ailine, Roy, Courtney and their families, please accept my heartfelt sympathy and just think how blessed you are to have had him all these years. May the Lord comfort you at this time
Claudette D'Aguilar and Family
Cleveland, I am so honored to have met a man such as yourself. I will miss walking into your apartment and you giving me that look. Yanelese would say "Cleveland has a twinkle in his eye every time he sees you." You will be sorely missed by many here at Brookdale, but especially by me. I will miss you telling me how good my eyebrows looked, but also telling me if they didn't look so good on some days. My condolences to the Dyer family on the loss of a wonderful man. -With love Melissa
