Bob Dyer - Death

Death

In the late 1970s, Bob and Dolly sold their house and moved to a high-rise apartment. Bob developed Alzheimer's disease and became reclusive until his death in 1984. Dolly died twenty years later, on Christmas Day 2004.

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