Raymond Bert Dunn was likely born in Adams or Scioto County, Ohio. He was the father of Jerry Eugene Dunn through Birdie Ione Wamsley Riley. (Jerry and Birdie's memorials may be found on Find a Grave.)
Raymond was killed during the World War II era. The "World War II Honor List of Dead and Missing, State of Ohio," published by the U.S. War Department in June 1946, lists him as "Dunn, Raymond B. Serial No. 20508293." His rank was TEC5, and his death is listed as "DNB" (death non-battle), indicating that he likely died of sickness, rather than war-related wounds or injuries (for which another acronym would have been applied). Raymond was one of 58 men from Adams County, Ohio, to die in World War II, and 1 of 11 to die from non-battle-related wounds.
Raymond's known grandchildren include:
Denver Eugene Dunn and Melissa May Dunn
Great grandchildren include: Bradley Dunn (deceased), Trevor Cox, Raymond Dunn, and Brooke Dunn.
Raymond was killed during the World War II era. The "World War II Honor List of Dead and Missing, State of Ohio," published by the U.S. War Department in June 1946, lists him as "Dunn, Raymond B. Serial No. 20508293." His rank was TEC5, and his death is listed as "DNB" (death non-battle), indicating that he likely died of sickness, rather than war-related wounds or injuries (for which another acronym would have been applied). Raymond was one of 58 men from Adams County, Ohio, to die in World War II, and 1 of 11 to die from non-battle-related wounds.
Raymond's known grandchildren include:
Denver Eugene Dunn and Melissa May Dunn
Great grandchildren include: Bradley Dunn (deceased), Trevor Cox, Raymond Dunn, and Brooke Dunn.
Raymond Bert Dunn was likely born in Adams or Scioto County, Ohio. He was the father of Jerry Eugene Dunn through Birdie Ione Wamsley Riley. (Jerry and Birdie's memorials may be found on Find a Grave.)
Raymond was killed during the World War II era. The "World War II Honor List of Dead and Missing, State of Ohio," published by the U.S. War Department in June 1946, lists him as "Dunn, Raymond B. Serial No. 20508293." His rank was TEC5, and his death is listed as "DNB" (death non-battle), indicating that he likely died of sickness, rather than war-related wounds or injuries (for which another acronym would have been applied). Raymond was one of 58 men from Adams County, Ohio, to die in World War II, and 1 of 11 to die from non-battle-related wounds.
Raymond's known grandchildren include:
Denver Eugene Dunn and Melissa May Dunn
Great grandchildren include: Bradley Dunn (deceased), Trevor Cox, Raymond Dunn, and Brooke Dunn.
Raymond was killed during the World War II era. The "World War II Honor List of Dead and Missing, State of Ohio," published by the U.S. War Department in June 1946, lists him as "Dunn, Raymond B. Serial No. 20508293." His rank was TEC5, and his death is listed as "DNB" (death non-battle), indicating that he likely died of sickness, rather than war-related wounds or injuries (for which another acronym would have been applied). Raymond was one of 58 men from Adams County, Ohio, to die in World War II, and 1 of 11 to die from non-battle-related wounds.
Raymond's known grandchildren include:
Denver Eugene Dunn and Melissa May Dunn
Great grandchildren include: Bradley Dunn (deceased), Trevor Cox, Raymond Dunn, and Brooke Dunn.
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