Dailey Banner, March 17,1950
Greenbury Dunn a resident of this city died at the Cambridge Maryland Hospital yesterday morning. Mr Dunn had been in failing health for the past twenty years or more and was unable to work. He was carried to the hospital Wedensday afternoon but his condition failed to improve and he succumbed yesterday morning a few minutes before twelve o'clock
Mr Dunn was born in St Mary's County, Marland on March 7, 1870. In 1900 his family moved to this county where he had spent practically his entire life.
He was an ardent member of the Salvation Army and regularly attended its meetings when his health permitted and always supported and helped in its activities Mr Dunn had been a familar figure in the Army Band for the past thirty years and was well liked and highly rspected in this community.
He is survived by two sons Walter K Dunn and Edward M Dunn both of Baltimore, 7 grandchildren, 8 great grandchildren and three nieces
Funeral services will be conducted from the LeCompte Funeral Home on Saturday afternoon at 2 pm with the Major HL Ulyat officiating . Interment will be in the Dorchester Memorial Park
Greenbury Dunn a resident of this city died at the Cambridge Maryland Hospital yesterday morning. Mr Dunn had been in failing health for the past twenty years or more and was unable to work. He was carried to the hospital Wedensday afternoon but his condition failed to improve and he succumbed yesterday morning a few minutes before twelve o'clock
Mr Dunn was born in St Mary's County, Marland on March 7, 1870. In 1900 his family moved to this county where he had spent practically his entire life.
He was an ardent member of the Salvation Army and regularly attended its meetings when his health permitted and always supported and helped in its activities Mr Dunn had been a familar figure in the Army Band for the past thirty years and was well liked and highly rspected in this community.
He is survived by two sons Walter K Dunn and Edward M Dunn both of Baltimore, 7 grandchildren, 8 great grandchildren and three nieces
Funeral services will be conducted from the LeCompte Funeral Home on Saturday afternoon at 2 pm with the Major HL Ulyat officiating . Interment will be in the Dorchester Memorial Park
Dailey Banner, March 17,1950
Greenbury Dunn a resident of this city died at the Cambridge Maryland Hospital yesterday morning. Mr Dunn had been in failing health for the past twenty years or more and was unable to work. He was carried to the hospital Wedensday afternoon but his condition failed to improve and he succumbed yesterday morning a few minutes before twelve o'clock
Mr Dunn was born in St Mary's County, Marland on March 7, 1870. In 1900 his family moved to this county where he had spent practically his entire life.
He was an ardent member of the Salvation Army and regularly attended its meetings when his health permitted and always supported and helped in its activities Mr Dunn had been a familar figure in the Army Band for the past thirty years and was well liked and highly rspected in this community.
He is survived by two sons Walter K Dunn and Edward M Dunn both of Baltimore, 7 grandchildren, 8 great grandchildren and three nieces
Funeral services will be conducted from the LeCompte Funeral Home on Saturday afternoon at 2 pm with the Major HL Ulyat officiating . Interment will be in the Dorchester Memorial Park
Greenbury Dunn a resident of this city died at the Cambridge Maryland Hospital yesterday morning. Mr Dunn had been in failing health for the past twenty years or more and was unable to work. He was carried to the hospital Wedensday afternoon but his condition failed to improve and he succumbed yesterday morning a few minutes before twelve o'clock
Mr Dunn was born in St Mary's County, Marland on March 7, 1870. In 1900 his family moved to this county where he had spent practically his entire life.
He was an ardent member of the Salvation Army and regularly attended its meetings when his health permitted and always supported and helped in its activities Mr Dunn had been a familar figure in the Army Band for the past thirty years and was well liked and highly rspected in this community.
He is survived by two sons Walter K Dunn and Edward M Dunn both of Baltimore, 7 grandchildren, 8 great grandchildren and three nieces
Funeral services will be conducted from the LeCompte Funeral Home on Saturday afternoon at 2 pm with the Major HL Ulyat officiating . Interment will be in the Dorchester Memorial Park
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