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Esther M. Dyer, 92, Cliff Island was her 'security blanket'
2000
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[Esther M. Dyer] May Dyer, 92, a longtime Cliff Island resident who recently moved to State Street, died June 15, 2000, at the Barron Center. She was married to John F. Dyer Sr., a herring fisherman, for 53 years. The couple lived in Portland for several years early in their marriage before moving to Cliff Island, where Mr. Dyer grew up. He died in 1977. Surviving are two sons, John F. Jr. of Casco and Bruce E. Dyer of Cliff Island; three daughters, Gloria A. DePalma of Portland, Sally E. Wellsman of Holliston, Mass., and Delores L. Dyer of Windham; 13 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. A son, Alfred V. Dyer, died in 1988.
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Portland Newspapers
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