William Dunn Jr

William Dunn. Jr

Lifespan: 1923 - 2005

Birth: 28 Feb 1923 in Bangor, Maine

Occupation: Teacher

Marriage: Mary Patricia Hewitt

Children: James Patrick Dunn, Robert Dunn, Margaret Ann Dunn, Patricia Josephine Dunn, Larry Ryan Dunn, Theresa Dunn

Parents: William Franklin Dunn Sr. & Hazel Louise Reed Dunn

Death: 22 Aug 2005 in Everett, Washington

Burial: Everett, Snohomish, Washington, USA

Early Life: Foundations in Hardship and Resilience

William Franklin Dunn Jr. was born on February 28, 1923, in Bangor, Maine, a city renowned for its ability to endure and overcome hardship. His upbringing was profoundly influenced by his parents, Hazel Louise Reed Dunn and William Franklin Dunn Sr., as well as by the broader social and economic challenges of the early 20th century.

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