I'M PROUD TO SAY ........WE DID THE BEST WE COULD WITH WHAT WE HAD.... DEAN; IT WAS A PLEASURE TO SPEND THE TIME TOGETHER THAT WE WARE ALLOTED.........

GODSPEED,
DON .........

There are so many things that I could say about Dean B.  He was a true friend & I am so thankful that he was one of my best.  He was a very special person, a true angel on earth.  I love & miss you my dear friend.

I am so sorry for your loss.  My your family be blessed through their sorrow.  I hope that Dean is enjoying the bliss of heaven, and perhaps he's having a good laugh with my sister, Sana.  I will keep you all in my prayers.

I WOULD LIKE TO OFFER MY CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY AND MANY FRIENDS OF DEAN BYARS.AND A SPECIAL MESSAGE TO SALLY........SALLY, THERE'S A SPECIAL FRIEND WAITING ON YOU IN HEAVEN....MY DEEPEST SYMPATHIES......D.P.

I always remember Dean as a sweet boy.  It is a blessing to have known him.  My thoughts and prayers are with your family.

Dean, I will always treasure the memories of your friendship.  Blessings to your family.

I will always remember Dean as one of the most friendly and kind guys EVER to grace the planet.

We still have the wooden car that Dean Jr. carved for our infant son, Cody. Bryan and Dean Jr. had lots of fun growing up together. Much love to the family. You all are in ours prayers.

ADIEU, UNTIL WE MEET IN THAT FAIR CITY....IT WAS A PLEASURE TO SPEND THE TIME WE WERE ALLOWED TOGETHER...
PET IKE FOR ME....
UNTIL THEN, 
DON

Uncle Dean and Aunt Ruth,
May God bring you and your family peace at this sad time. 
Love to you,
Lessie Hoback Bailey

Dean. You sir were truely one of a kind. I remember how excited you were when you came to the horse shows. God gifted you with many talents that were only used for a short time. But even through all the bad times,you always had a smile for everyone. Enjoy your gifts again.I know you will have a horse waiting on me when I see you again.

Dean Jr. with his sister Dena
They were always close even through her first thoughts of Dean were "He's Ugee".

Dean, I remember the good times we had at football practice and games, especially oging to Midsouth Fair to cheer for the cheerleaders and riding the rides. I got to see you a couple of years ago when my sister, Pat, started working at King's.  She loved working with you! How sweet and funny you were! You will be missed

Peanut butter on bananas..horses..your computer (back with those were brand new and alot of people didnt have one)..the jokes you would tell..your smile..you and Nana....I miss ya'll and am glad that you two are together again and that you are whole!  Tell Jesus and Nana I said hello.  I will see you guys again one day! I love you...Becky

I remember coming to the house in Arlington and all of us playing together. You were always so kind to me. You will be missed.

I will never forget the talent that you had with people, horses, and dogs!!! The times that we got in trouble for laughing in church!!!We had lots of fun and I will always have you in mind. Im thankful that you are finially home. You will be missed.

My first memory of you is when Aunt Mary Mead said, well you have a baby brother. Seeing a nurse hold you up in the window as we stood outside the Armstrong clinic so we could see our new brother.  You were always a good boy, and we cherished each moment with you.

I will always remember the fun we had in High School, especially our outing to Overton Square with Paula, Jeff and John.
Thank you for always being there to make us laugh and smile. It was your gift.

I remember all of you and your Mom and Dad when we lived in Braden. Lots of play times (and fight times) with all of you and Bobby and Ginger. Dean, Jr was a good child  and blessed to have the family he did. God has blessed him more by calling him home. May you all have peace, even though you will miss him so. Robbie

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief.  May your memories bring you comfort.

I will never forget how you sat up, smiled and said "Mama" nor the look of pure joy on your face when you left last night. I am remembering all the laughs we shared, fish we caught, church camps we went to at Arlington United Methodist Church, the friends we had and you driving across the pasture at the farm. Rest in peace little brother, We'll be ok.

OBITUARY

William D. Byars Jr.

7 February, 1963 – 9 May, 2011

Brantley Funeral Home

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