Birth date: Aug 19, 1929 Death date: May 25, 2020
Ann Lynch Dyer, age 90, of Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, went Home to be with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, on Monday, May 25, 2020 at her home, while her faithful caregiver, Rose Lawson and her son, Preston Lynch Dyer, Sr. were Read Obituary
Pret, I am so sorry for your loss. I will always remember seeing your father and mother together at McDonold's and other places in Rehoboth enjoying being out together. When I was a little girl I lived on Rehoboth Ave. and often played with your Mom. I remember going to your great grandparents store to buy candy---so many good memories.
May all your good memories, and the love of God, your family and friends comfort you.
my sympathy and love, Anne Lynam
Our sincere condolences on the loss of your mother and grandmother from the Bellinger's.
I am so sorry to hear of Ms. Ann's passing. You were blessed to have been able to share so many years with her. I have such fond memories of bumping into her when I worked in the beach area, she always remembered me and had such kind words for me. Praying God comforts you at this difficult time.
Ann Revel Wynes
So Sorry for your loss. May your heart and soul find peace and comfort.
Harriet Smith Miller
Mrs. Ann my mother & I was just talking about you the other day . Since Cracker Barrel been shut down I wonder how to have been doing ! You will be surely missed with love
The miller’s
My happy childhood days on Hall Place were made made possible by Ann Dyer and husband Pret. There was a network of watchful parents on the street, we kids didn’t truly appreciate at the time. God bless her, the Sharps, Billings, Phillips, Hammond, Fischer families for providing a safe and nurturing environment. We’re all blessed by Ann’s time on earth. Joe Wells
God bless you Mrs. Ann for the life you lived, the son you raised, and the legacy you created.
Ann and Pret Dyer were lifelong friends of my cousin, Bernice Jump Mills Wilkins who went To be with the Lord in December; and I am sure that she and Ann will meet again.
Through Bernice, I became a person they so enjoyed seeing--and, I them. we had many interesting conversations at McDonald's where we enjoyed sitting and sharing.
Ann loved my stories about Rehoboth, and I loved hers! Was so privileged to visit Ann in her home. Farewell, for now, dear one!
So thankful that I got to meet this good and gracious servant in the Lord her descendants have all inherited and are active exhibitors of this legacy. There is no such thing as coincidence, because God puts people in our lives at certain times for a reason, and her legacy is proof positive of that fact. May God continue to bless and keep you in His love! Reverend Doctor Keith A. Blank.
Ann was truly a matriarch of Rehoboth, I will truly miss her stories of Rehoboth in a bygone era. I will keep all the Dyers in my thoughts and prayers.
John W. Dean II
Milton, Delaware
