Lynn was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. Emerson Dye in Columbia, MS. She was a resident of Kenitra, Morocco, the last two years of her life. She passed away at the U.S. Air Force Hospital in San Antonio after a lengthy illness.
Lynn was the wife of Lt. Com. Donald Alison Bloxom, USN, who survives her as do her parents. She is also survived by her young daughter, Alison Lynn Bloxom of Kinitra, Morocco. Her survivors include her brother, William Emerson Dye.
Services for Lynn were conducted at The House of Bultman in New Orleans, LA, on March 9, 1970, followed by services at The First Baptist Church of New Orleans on St. Charles Avenue.
Her remains were taken to Minden, LA, where services were held on March 10 and she was buried.
We love you and remember you fondly, Lynn...
Lynn was the wife of Lt. Com. Donald Alison Bloxom, USN, who survives her as do her parents. She is also survived by her young daughter, Alison Lynn Bloxom of Kinitra, Morocco. Her survivors include her brother, William Emerson Dye.
Services for Lynn were conducted at The House of Bultman in New Orleans, LA, on March 9, 1970, followed by services at The First Baptist Church of New Orleans on St. Charles Avenue.
Her remains were taken to Minden, LA, where services were held on March 10 and she was buried.
We love you and remember you fondly, Lynn...
Lynn was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. Emerson Dye in Columbia, MS. She was a resident of Kenitra, Morocco, the last two years of her life. She passed away at the U.S. Air Force Hospital in San Antonio after a lengthy illness.
Lynn was the wife of Lt. Com. Donald Alison Bloxom, USN, who survives her as do her parents. She is also survived by her young daughter, Alison Lynn Bloxom of Kinitra, Morocco. Her survivors include her brother, William Emerson Dye.
Services for Lynn were conducted at The House of Bultman in New Orleans, LA, on March 9, 1970, followed by services at The First Baptist Church of New Orleans on St. Charles Avenue.
Her remains were taken to Minden, LA, where services were held on March 10 and she was buried.
We love you and remember you fondly, Lynn...
Lynn was the wife of Lt. Com. Donald Alison Bloxom, USN, who survives her as do her parents. She is also survived by her young daughter, Alison Lynn Bloxom of Kinitra, Morocco. Her survivors include her brother, William Emerson Dye.
Services for Lynn were conducted at The House of Bultman in New Orleans, LA, on March 9, 1970, followed by services at The First Baptist Church of New Orleans on St. Charles Avenue.
Her remains were taken to Minden, LA, where services were held on March 10 and she was buried.
We love you and remember you fondly, Lynn...
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