Paul Arnold was born in Ohio, a son of Charles Arnoldi, a German immigrant, and Alice Mary Huth. He had siblings Eugene Charles, Hilda Elizabeth, Robert P. 1919–2000 and Pauline ?–1910.
His family lived in Columbus, Ohio in 1920 where his father was a commercial traveler in the automobile industry and by 1930 they were in Fostoria, Ohio where Charles was a house painter.
Paul was in the Army Air Corps during World War II and a lieutenant colonel in the Air Force Reserves.
He married Magdalene (Dapp) Dunn in 1948 in Fostoria, Ohio. They had sons Robert and James.
Paul was a computer operator for the Denver Board of Water Commissioners for 23 years.
He and Magdalene moved to Sun City in 1971 from Colorado.
Paul was a member of St. Elizabeth Seton Church and the China-Burma-India Veterans Association.
Survivors included his wife, Magdalene; sons, Robert Dunn and James Dunn; one sister; a brother; and seven grandchildren.
His family lived in Columbus, Ohio in 1920 where his father was a commercial traveler in the automobile industry and by 1930 they were in Fostoria, Ohio where Charles was a house painter.
Paul was in the Army Air Corps during World War II and a lieutenant colonel in the Air Force Reserves.
He married Magdalene (Dapp) Dunn in 1948 in Fostoria, Ohio. They had sons Robert and James.
Paul was a computer operator for the Denver Board of Water Commissioners for 23 years.
He and Magdalene moved to Sun City in 1971 from Colorado.
Paul was a member of St. Elizabeth Seton Church and the China-Burma-India Veterans Association.
Survivors included his wife, Magdalene; sons, Robert Dunn and James Dunn; one sister; a brother; and seven grandchildren.
Paul Arnold was born in Ohio, a son of Charles Arnoldi, a German immigrant, and Alice Mary Huth. He had siblings Eugene Charles, Hilda Elizabeth, Robert P. 1919–2000 and Pauline ?–1910.
His family lived in Columbus, Ohio in 1920 where his father was a commercial traveler in the automobile industry and by 1930 they were in Fostoria, Ohio where Charles was a house painter.
Paul was in the Army Air Corps during World War II and a lieutenant colonel in the Air Force Reserves.
He married Magdalene (Dapp) Dunn in 1948 in Fostoria, Ohio. They had sons Robert and James.
Paul was a computer operator for the Denver Board of Water Commissioners for 23 years.
He and Magdalene moved to Sun City in 1971 from Colorado.
Paul was a member of St. Elizabeth Seton Church and the China-Burma-India Veterans Association.
Survivors included his wife, Magdalene; sons, Robert Dunn and James Dunn; one sister; a brother; and seven grandchildren.
His family lived in Columbus, Ohio in 1920 where his father was a commercial traveler in the automobile industry and by 1930 they were in Fostoria, Ohio where Charles was a house painter.
Paul was in the Army Air Corps during World War II and a lieutenant colonel in the Air Force Reserves.
He married Magdalene (Dapp) Dunn in 1948 in Fostoria, Ohio. They had sons Robert and James.
Paul was a computer operator for the Denver Board of Water Commissioners for 23 years.
He and Magdalene moved to Sun City in 1971 from Colorado.
Paul was a member of St. Elizabeth Seton Church and the China-Burma-India Veterans Association.
Survivors included his wife, Magdalene; sons, Robert Dunn and James Dunn; one sister; a brother; and seven grandchildren.
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