Montezuma County CO Archives Obituaries.....Dyer, Shannon J. November 11, 2001
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Shannon J. Dyer

Shannon Dyer was born in Mancos on June 7, 1921, to Harry and Alta Dyer. He
died November 11, 2001, in San Diego, Calif.
Shannon graduated from Mancos High School in 1940 and moved to San Diego to
join his brother Bob in 1941. He was working for Convair at the start of
WWII.

After the war, he went to work in the cement business, eventually starting
his own cement construction business in Phoenix, Ariz., where he moved with
his wife Peggy and daughter Patty in the early 1960s. S.J. Dyer Cement Co.
went on to be a successful business for many years and is still operating
today.

After retiring, he moved to Texas with his second wife Teri and children,
Danielle and Terry, where he joined his nephew in the spa business,
eventually moving the business and family back to San Diego in the early
1970s. He remained in San Diego until his death.

He is survived by his children: Patty Milani and husband Joe of Petaluma,
Calif.; Terry Dyer and wife Renee of Spring Valley, Calif. and Danielle Popp
of Carlsbad, Calif.; his grandchildren: Jason Varner of San Francisco,
Calif.; Shannon Robles of Santa Rosa, Calif.; Jennifer and Annie Popp of
Carlsbad, Calif., and Jett and Delaney Dyer of Spring Valley, Calif.; and
sister Louise Carpenter of Santa Fe, N.M. He is 3Uncle Shannon2 to many
nieces and nephews!

At his request, there were no services, but family and friends gathered at
his hom to share memories and refreshments on Friday, Nov. 16. In the
spring, his children will bring his urn back for burial in the Dyer family
plot at Cedar Grove Cemetery in Mancos.

Memorial contributions may be made in his memory to Mancos Visitor Center
Arbor Fund, P.O. Box 494, Mancos, CO 81328.

-- 
Tom Vaughan, Editor
The Mancos Times-Tribune 
Serving the beautiful Mancos Valley since 1892
P.O. Box 987, Mancos, CO 81328
(970) 533-7766     (970) 565-8527
thomasv@cortezjournal.com  fax (970) 565-8532      

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