Birth date: Aug 22, 1950 Death date: Jul 20, 2024
Dean Lynn Hart, 73, of Sun City Center, FL, passed away July 20, 2024 at his residence. Dean was born August 22, 1950 in Waterloo, IA, the son of Don and Lorraine (Hyland) Hart. He married Penny Matlock on November 24, 2006. Sur Read Obituary
Dean was such a kind and loving man. His laughter was infectious! He found his sole mate in Penny and they live a lifetime of adventures in their 18 plus years together.
I am glad you are with our Lord and know you will be watching over the ones you leave behind. You will be miss y so very many🙏❤️
Hey Uncle Dean I just wanted to say I love you man and I know you are are guardian Angel watching over us and we miss you and always think about you and your sense of humor and smiles. You will always be on our mind and in our hearts and I hope one day I can be as good as a welder as you are. Eunice, Tim, Alexis, Carly, And Camila will miss you deeply and we love you very much. The kids will always remember you doing the art challenge with them. See you later Uncle Dean love ya
Hi, Dean, my other brother! Just wanted the fam to know how very much we will miss your silly humor and of course your love! We know God had a plan for you in meeting Penny! You became the man that we all looked up to and we could see how very happy you were with the woman who really was your soulmate. We are sad we will not see your silly face but know some day we will be joined with you in our father's kingdom. Gods speed
Roger and I want to offer our deepest sympathies to the Hart family. He was most happy when he made other people happy with his smoked meats, homemade BBQ sauce, his drawing talent, and of the way he made us laugh when playing cards…oh the stories we could tell. God has truly gained an angel and he will be missed so very much! We are so blessed to have had you in our lives. May you find eternal rest and peace with the Lord! Love to you always, Barbara and Roger D.
Dear Dean
I reflect on the fun times Ben and I had with you and Penny playing cards and camping in Tennessee. All the laughs! It was a “hoot and a half”. My big brother I miss you deeply but I’ll see you again one day. Love Denise and Ben Proffit
Deano my brother,
This time of reflection is a sad time, the times we played in the dirt with trucks and tractors, swinging on a rope in the barn thinking we were Tarzan, growing up playing music, riding our motorcycles, working together at our jobs after you returned from Vietnam. I was always in awe of your drawings, our kids and grandkids loved the pictures of animals you would draw for them, they loved you very much, and to visit with you guys at your little bit of paradise in Florida. We would sit and talk about your many travels, and you made us feel like we were there with you guys. Thank you for being my little BIG brother. Thank you for loving your family and ours. I cannot say goodbye, but I will see you again. You are now in the arms of Jesus, Gods speed. We love you and miss you, my brother.
Daryl and Carla
Your big LITTLE brother
Uncle Dean, I miss you so very much. You were one of the sweetest and funniest people i’ve known. Thank you for all the memories you created with me and us family back here in New Mexico. I still remember going to Florida for my first time and going to visit you and Aunt Penny. You will forever be in my heart. Love you forever and always.♥️🙏🏼🕊️️🥺
Love, Alexis Hart
I’m so very sorry for the loss of Dean. He was a great cousin. I’ll always remember our Christmases and fun times when they lived in Foley, Minnesota. May God bless you and keep you and strengthen you all. Please know you’re in my thoughts and prayers.
