Condolence: Dear Lois & Family,
We want to express our love & heartfelt condolences. Marvin was such a wonderful & kind gentleman & we will miss seeing him from time to time. Praying for comfort, peace, & strength in your days ahead.

Condolence: What a great man! Now that I am older, I now understand why he pushed me to excel and work hard. He gave me my first job in High School, at Longmont National....He taught me business, commitment to perfection and detail. But most of all, he was a role model of honesty, character and strength. He taught you to believe in yourself and others. Thank You, Sir!

Condolence: Marvin was a dear friend and always a joy to visit with. We built many Subdivisions and projects together with Marvin always being the upfront person to get the ball rolling. Marvin will be sadly missed in the community.

Sincerely,

Skip DeFalco

Condolence: We will miss you. You were a remarkable man and true visionary. Longmont was blessed by you and your family. Our condolences goes out to all his family and the community in which he so loved and lived.

Condolence: To the Dyer Family,
From the time I was in High School and taught Deanna swimming at Sunset Pool, Marv seemed to remember me and always be ready to visit. Later, I often walked on a treadmill by his at LAC and we would discuss anything about our town that was happening. It was my pleasure throughout. He was a good fellow and such an asset to our community. He will be missed for so many reasons! Please accept my condolences for a man whose life was well-lived.
Sincerely,
Sue (Martinka) Knaus

Condolence: I will miss Marv's smile and the stories he shared when he would stop in to check up on the Chamber. Such a wonderful man, he will be missed. Prayers of peace and comfort for you all.
With love, Kathy Stevens

Condolence: Very sorry to hear about Marvin's passing. He was a great man and I enjoyed the benefit of knowing him.

Condolence: Our condolences to all the Dyer Family. We pray for peace and comfort! We are sorry we are unable to attend the service to pay our respects. I had met Marvin around 60 years ago, Longmont National Bank was my family's bank. I met Marvin while there with my Dad. Now follow Realtors for many years! Longmont lost a great man but heaven gained one !!!

Condolence: To Marvin & family...we could not have asked for a better banker/friend during the course of owning businesses in Longmont during the 1970's-80's...even though we moved away from Longmont over 25 years ago, we continued to have warm thoughts and memories of Marvin who was always there for us...God's blessings to you, Lois, and family...

Condolence: I am so sorry for your loss ..... Dad thought so much of Marvin .... know that prayers are with you !