Dean A. Vermeulen
August 24, 1950 ~ April 27, 2020
Born in:
Rochester, NY
Resided in:
Hilton, NY
Dean Albert Vermeulen
Hilton: Monday, April 27, 2020 at age 69 went home to be with his father, Albert and his wife, Leslie Vermeulen. He is survived by his loving mother, Mildred Vermeulen; devoted son, Michael Vermeulen and loving sister, Gail (James) Clune; niece Dawn (Nathan) Haberer & boys.
Dean retired from Ortho Clinical Diagnostics. He enjoyed reading and Meteorology. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him.
Dean’s private graveside service was held in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. To sign his online guestbook, visit www.meesonfamily.com
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Rest In Peace Dean. Your cousins love you and miss you!
RIP Dean you will be missed, it was great getting to know Gail’s brother. My Prayers to Gail, Jim, Dawn And Millie Xoxo
Please accept my condolences. I attended John Marshall High School with Dean. We were on the swimming team together and I remember him as a good teammate and an even better friend. I know many other members of the Class of 1968 valued his friendship and extend their thoughts and prayers.
Dean May you Rest in Paradise. From a OLD classmate from John Marshall Class of 1968 Francis (Frank) Church
So sorry to hear this sad news. Dean was a school and childhood friend who was always
kind to everyone. My sympathy to his family at this sad time.
May he rest in peace………………..Donna Llewellyn D’Angelo
Special thoughts to Dean and the Vermeulen family from the Johnson family.
Mike,
I am sorry for your loss. I know how devoted and close you were to your Dad. My prayers are with you.
So sorry to hear of Dean’s passing, my old neighbor & first friend on Benwell Rd. Prayers & heartfelt sympathy to Millie ,Gail & Michael. Love, Patty Friedman
Dean, May you rest in paradise, You were a great guy in school. Miss the good times. Frank Church