February 26, 2013

Jane and Jenny--I was out of town when Jeff passed away and I am so sorry I did not get to see you or attend Jeff's funeral. I really do not have adequate words to convey how much Jeff meant to me and to my father. We were very close masonic brothers and he was truly a genuine friend. The memories of his days with all of us in the First
American family run deep and I will miss greatly knowing he is around. I will be thinking of you during these difficult days.

Sincerely,
Buddy Benedict

Tom Potter

February 20, 2013

I worked for Jeff for many years at First American Bank in Knoxville. He was a wonderful mentor and friend. Our family treasured our time in Knoxville knowing Jeff and his family. Our condolences to Jane, Jeff Jr, Jay and Jenny. We will always remember him.

Tom and Paula Potter

February 18, 2013

My condolences to you all. May your hearts find comfort in reading Ps 68:19,20 in this time of sorrow.

February 17, 2013

Jeff Dyer, one of the greatest guys ever will be sadly missed. He was so kind and generous.
Much love and sympathy to all his family.
The Tom Martin family

Tim, Lenora and Thomas Hollimon

February 16, 2013

We are thankful we had the opportunity to know Jeff. He was very kind and thoughtful. We always enjoyed his company at the Wednesday night sing-a-longs. Our prayers are with the family.

Ernest Youngblood

February 16, 2013

Jeff Dyer to me was a humble man who was liked by anyone who got to know him. He always seemed to know what to say to help resolve people life problems and issues in his many leadership roles in life. He will be missed by many and not forgotten. His soul now knows the wonderdul love of God and is at peace in Heaven. May God continue to bless his wife Jane and all other members of his family.

Audrey Smith

February 15, 2013

I will always remember Mr. Dyer as someone who truly cared for others. God's comfort to the family.