Lebanon County PA Archives Obituaries.....Dwyer, James Joseph "J" March 18, 2011
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  Published in Lebanon Daily News on March 22, 2011
  James Joseph "J" Dwyer 
  
  MT. GRETNA James Joseph "J" Dwyer, 75, died Friday, March 18, 2011, in Hospice 
  of Lancaster County, Mt. Joy. He was the husband of Constance Ehrhart Dwyer to 
  whom he was married for 14 years. Born in Akron, Ohio on November 24, 1935, he 
  was the son of the late James Joseph, Jr. and Ruth Gustely Dwyer. Jim grew up 
  in Hudson, Ohio and graduated from Western Reserve Academy, Hudson, Ohio and 
  the University of Rochester, Rochester, New York. His career started in retail, 
  managing stores for W.T. Grant from 1957-1969 in New York State and 
  Pennsylvania. He realized his calling was to do something more meaningful for 
  society and decided to go into the field of human services. He was employed as 
  the Rehabilitation Services Coordinator from 1970-1999 at the Lebanon County 
  Workshop, now Quest, Inc. While working in human services, Jim was active in 
  many local human services organizations. He also was a member and treasurer for 
  7 years of the Mt. Gretna Campmeeting Board of Managers. Jim was an avid 
  golfer, and a Cleveland Browns and Ohio State football and basketball fan. He 
  enjoyed traveling and music, particularly jazz, and a good book, a good beer, 
  and a good story. Jim maintained a curious and determined spirit throughout his 
  entire life. Surviving in addition to his wife are four children, Anne E. Dwyer 
  of Roanoke, Texas; James J. husband of Staci Dwyer of Keller, Texas; Greg M. 
  Dwyer and fiancee, Janelle Mancuso of Hyattsville, Md.; and Nancy C., wife of 
  Wendel Martincovic of Lake Panasoffkee, Fla.; and two grandchildren, Nicholas 
  and Zacary Dwyer. At his request, Jim donated his body to science in keeping 
  with his philosophy of service to mankind. 
  
  Published in Lebanon Daily News on March 22, 2011 
  
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