From
the Deseret News, end of April ( the date is cut
off...I'm assuming it was the last Sunday in April ):
PROVO FUNERAL
HELD FOR WILLAM G. DYER
Former BYU professor
and dean died 2 days after heart bypass surgery
"Funeral was held Wednesday for
William G. Dyer, Provo, former Brigham Young University
professor and dean, who died Thursday, April 24, 1997, at
LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City. He was 71.
"Mr. Dyer had heart bypass surgery
15 years ago and a repeat operation two days before his
death.
"The services for Mr. Dyer, who
taught at BYU for 30 years, started the Organizational
Behavior Department and was dean of the Marriott School
of Management, were held at 11 a.m. in the Edgemont 8th
LDS Ward chapel, 3050 N. Mojave Lane, about one mile
north of the Provo Temple.
"Burial was to be in East Lawn
Cemetery, Provo.
"Mr. Dyer received bachelor's and
master's degrees from BYU and a doctorate in sociology
from the University of Wisconsin. He worked in Washington
D.C., for the National Training Laboratories and
consulted with major organizations on management
training.
"He served as a missionary in the
Southern States Mission, was bishop of the BYU 4th Ward
and president of the BYU 4th Stake. He and his wife, the
former Bonnie Hansen, were serving as co-directors of
public affairs for the Utah South area of the LDS Church
at the time of his death. Also, he was working in the
American Indian Services program."