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Dean Metcalf married Marianne Allison Mayers during World War II. Dean was a pianist/radio newsman who had been a friend of John Benjamin Allison (Marianne's brother) when they were students at USC. During the war Dean saw service in the group that broadcast news of the war in the pacific.
Dean and Marianne resided for a time in Eureka, CA, where Dean was a broadcaster and later moved to Burlingame, near San Francisco. When Dean retired from broadcasting, the couple moved south to Apple Valley where they opened a fine gift shop.
No children.
Dean Metcalf married Marianne Allison Mayers during World War II. Dean was a pianist/radio newsman who had been a friend of John Benjamin Allison (Marianne's brother) when they were students at USC. During the war Dean saw service in the group that broadcast news of the war in the pacific.
Dean and Marianne resided for a time in Eureka, CA, where Dean was a broadcaster and later moved to Burlingame, near San Francisco. When Dean retired from broadcasting, the couple moved south to Apple Valley where they opened a fine gift shop.
No children.
NO HEAD STONE
Dean Metcalf married Marianne Allison Mayers during World War II. Dean was a pianist/radio newsman who had been a friend of John Benjamin Allison (Marianne's brother) when they were students at USC. During the war Dean saw service in the group that broadcast news of the war in the pacific.
Dean and Marianne resided for a time in Eureka, CA, where Dean was a broadcaster and later moved to Burlingame, near San Francisco. When Dean retired from broadcasting, the couple moved south to Apple Valley where they opened a fine gift shop.
No children.
Dean Metcalf married Marianne Allison Mayers during World War II. Dean was a pianist/radio newsman who had been a friend of John Benjamin Allison (Marianne's brother) when they were students at USC. During the war Dean saw service in the group that broadcast news of the war in the pacific.
Dean and Marianne resided for a time in Eureka, CA, where Dean was a broadcaster and later moved to Burlingame, near San Francisco. When Dean retired from broadcasting, the couple moved south to Apple Valley where they opened a fine gift shop.
No children.
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