| CONDOLENCES (GuestBook) |
9/25/2021 Catherine McGourty
Falmouth , MA,
Eileen, Mark, Mary and Ryan, I am so sad to hear of your Dad/Grandfathers, passing. My thoughts and prayers to all of you at such a difficult time. Love, Cathie McGourty
9/28/2021 Jean
Methuen, MA, USA
So very sorry at the loss of Uncle Jim. An amazing man who always wore the biggest smile and brightened every room. I have so many fond memories that I will cherish always. Prayers are promised.
9/29/2021 Bill Ralph
Dedham, MA, United States
It's been quite a few years since I've seen the Dyson clan. I lost my father last May so I know the pain it causes and how difficult this time is for all of you. Please accept my condolences and know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers. Mr. and Mrs Dyson were always such a big part of my life. I have such fond memories of my youth in their home. Mr. Dyson always seemed to know we were up to something and would tell me to make sure I kept Jim Jr., "Jimmy", out of trouble. I wasn't so good at that and he knew it, so he'd just smile and shake his head. The love and acceptance I always felt from Mr. and Mrs. Dyson was incredible and the family bond they created was amazing. We still got in trouble, but we always respected them and because of that, we just did stupid things, not malicious things. Like the time we figured out that we could make Eileen's car alarm sound like a police siren - while we were driving. I can't say much more about that... But I can tell you that testing it out beside the Dyson residence, while Mr. Dyson was home, during school hours, was not a good idea. No smile that time, but his smile is one of the things I remember most about him, from all those years ago. I know he's smiling down at his family right now, proud of the good people they've all become. He was an amazing man, and you are an amazing family. God bless.