Pauline June Dunn, the daughter of Walter and May (Purcell) Smith, was born on April 30, 1927 in Creston, Iowa. Pauline entered eternal rest on August 16, 2013 at Greater Regional Hospice Home, Creston, Iowa at the age of eighty-six years.
Pauline lived in various places but resided in Lake Station, Indian for thirty-five years. On January 17, 1948 she married Hubert Wendell "Sam" Dunn at the home of her Aunt and Uncle in Creston.
Pauline worked as a waitress in Sherman, Texas as a phone operator in Memphis, Tennessee. She made canteens and plates for the Army during WW II in Little Rock, Arkansas and worked at an ammunition plant in Baraboo, Wisconsin. Pauline also worked for Boeing Aircraft in Seattle building B-17 and B-29 bombers. After the war, she worked as a nurses aide in Hobart, Indiana; as a produce manager and for General Mills in Chicago. Pauline and Sam returned to Creston in 1981. Pauline last worked for the Area XIV Agency on Aging driving commodities and cleaned the Army recruiters offices until she retired in 1995.
Left to cherish Pauline's memory are her grandsons: Daniel Zamora and Tim Shirk. Her great-granddaughter Dharma "Lulu" Zamora and several nieces.
Proceeding Pauline in death were her parents; her husband in 1983; her son Thomas Walter Dunn; her daughter, Sandra in 2011; her sisters: Alice, Bessey, Grace, Daisey, Eloise, Betty and Dorothy. Her brothers; Jack, Pearl and Charles. Two infant sisters and two infant brothers.
Services were held at the first Baptist Church on August 21st 2013 at 10:30 am in Creston, Iowa.
Pauline lived in various places but resided in Lake Station, Indian for thirty-five years. On January 17, 1948 she married Hubert Wendell "Sam" Dunn at the home of her Aunt and Uncle in Creston.
Pauline worked as a waitress in Sherman, Texas as a phone operator in Memphis, Tennessee. She made canteens and plates for the Army during WW II in Little Rock, Arkansas and worked at an ammunition plant in Baraboo, Wisconsin. Pauline also worked for Boeing Aircraft in Seattle building B-17 and B-29 bombers. After the war, she worked as a nurses aide in Hobart, Indiana; as a produce manager and for General Mills in Chicago. Pauline and Sam returned to Creston in 1981. Pauline last worked for the Area XIV Agency on Aging driving commodities and cleaned the Army recruiters offices until she retired in 1995.
Left to cherish Pauline's memory are her grandsons: Daniel Zamora and Tim Shirk. Her great-granddaughter Dharma "Lulu" Zamora and several nieces.
Proceeding Pauline in death were her parents; her husband in 1983; her son Thomas Walter Dunn; her daughter, Sandra in 2011; her sisters: Alice, Bessey, Grace, Daisey, Eloise, Betty and Dorothy. Her brothers; Jack, Pearl and Charles. Two infant sisters and two infant brothers.
Services were held at the first Baptist Church on August 21st 2013 at 10:30 am in Creston, Iowa.
Pauline June Dunn, the daughter of Walter and May (Purcell) Smith, was born on April 30, 1927 in Creston, Iowa. Pauline entered eternal rest on August 16, 2013 at Greater Regional Hospice Home, Creston, Iowa at the age of eighty-six years.
Pauline lived in various places but resided in Lake Station, Indian for thirty-five years. On January 17, 1948 she married Hubert Wendell "Sam" Dunn at the home of her Aunt and Uncle in Creston.
Pauline worked as a waitress in Sherman, Texas as a phone operator in Memphis, Tennessee. She made canteens and plates for the Army during WW II in Little Rock, Arkansas and worked at an ammunition plant in Baraboo, Wisconsin. Pauline also worked for Boeing Aircraft in Seattle building B-17 and B-29 bombers. After the war, she worked as a nurses aide in Hobart, Indiana; as a produce manager and for General Mills in Chicago. Pauline and Sam returned to Creston in 1981. Pauline last worked for the Area XIV Agency on Aging driving commodities and cleaned the Army recruiters offices until she retired in 1995.
Left to cherish Pauline's memory are her grandsons: Daniel Zamora and Tim Shirk. Her great-granddaughter Dharma "Lulu" Zamora and several nieces.
Proceeding Pauline in death were her parents; her husband in 1983; her son Thomas Walter Dunn; her daughter, Sandra in 2011; her sisters: Alice, Bessey, Grace, Daisey, Eloise, Betty and Dorothy. Her brothers; Jack, Pearl and Charles. Two infant sisters and two infant brothers.
Services were held at the first Baptist Church on August 21st 2013 at 10:30 am in Creston, Iowa.
Pauline lived in various places but resided in Lake Station, Indian for thirty-five years. On January 17, 1948 she married Hubert Wendell "Sam" Dunn at the home of her Aunt and Uncle in Creston.
Pauline worked as a waitress in Sherman, Texas as a phone operator in Memphis, Tennessee. She made canteens and plates for the Army during WW II in Little Rock, Arkansas and worked at an ammunition plant in Baraboo, Wisconsin. Pauline also worked for Boeing Aircraft in Seattle building B-17 and B-29 bombers. After the war, she worked as a nurses aide in Hobart, Indiana; as a produce manager and for General Mills in Chicago. Pauline and Sam returned to Creston in 1981. Pauline last worked for the Area XIV Agency on Aging driving commodities and cleaned the Army recruiters offices until she retired in 1995.
Left to cherish Pauline's memory are her grandsons: Daniel Zamora and Tim Shirk. Her great-granddaughter Dharma "Lulu" Zamora and several nieces.
Proceeding Pauline in death were her parents; her husband in 1983; her son Thomas Walter Dunn; her daughter, Sandra in 2011; her sisters: Alice, Bessey, Grace, Daisey, Eloise, Betty and Dorothy. Her brothers; Jack, Pearl and Charles. Two infant sisters and two infant brothers.
Services were held at the first Baptist Church on August 21st 2013 at 10:30 am in Creston, Iowa.
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