Gary Dale Dyer, age 80, passed away on Monday, May 24, 2021. Services for Gary will be held on Thursday, May 27, 2021 in the High Mesa Cowboy Church at 10:00AM with Interment to follow at Girard Cemetery in Girard, Texas. Officiated by Pastor Todd King. Services are under the direction of Heartland Funeral Home.
Gary was born to Ben and Maurine (Duncan) Dyer on December 30, 1940 at his home in Girard Texas. He remained in Girard throughout his childhood and graduated from Girard High School in 1959. Gary grew up on the family farm in Girard, but Gary did not care too much for the farm because, as he said, “his grandad worked him from sun up to sun down”. He was drafted into the military after graduation where he served for around 3 years. After leaving the Army, Gary became a truck driver which was his passion. He loved driving, but loved it more when he found someone to share the road with him. More than that, he found someone who he would share his whole life with when he met
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The following calls for service were received recently by the Brown County Sheriff’s Department.
On Tuesday, December 22, at about 11:33 hours, Lt. Pete Bastardo was dispatched to High Mesa in regards to theft. After speaking with the victim, it was discovered a burglary of building had occurred. A report was taken with no suspects to list.
On Wednesday, December 23, at about 13:48 hours, Deputy Simpson took a phone call in regards to illegal dumping. The complainant stated trash was on both sides of the county road and is flying on to other people’s properties. Deputy Simpson went to County Road 178 in Bangs to investigate the claim. A report was made for illegal dumping.
On Tuesday, Dec. 22 at about 11:33 a.m., Lt. Pete Bastardo was dispatched to High Mesa. This was in regard to theft. After speaking with the victim, Larry Newman, it was discovered a burglary of building had occurred. A report was taken with no suspects to list.
On Wednesday, Dec. 23 at about 1:48 p.m. Deputy Marvin Simpson took a phone call in regard to illegal dumping. The complainant stated trash was on both sides of the county road and is flying on to other peoples properties. Deputy Simpson went to CR 178 to investigate the claim. A report was made for illegal dumping.