William Roy Dunn

I am so sorry for the sad loss of your loved one. May the God of comfort and tender mercies be with you and your family during this difficult period.

I miss my walking partner. I'll meet you at the Rainbow Bridge. love, Jake

Lucky enough to have known Mr. Dunn in my late twenties. Never met a kinder man, even when faced with adversity. Taught me what is was to be a kind and patient husband and father. Thank you Mr. Dunn.

Mr. Dunn was one of the kindest and patient people I have ever met. He was the father of two of my longest friends and raised daughters that are creative, kind and truly terrific people like he was. The world needs more people with his qualities and he will be truly missed.

one memory I have of Roy is from grammar school. He could make signs with very nice printing and was called on many times to make them for the teachers. At one reunion he had remembered a story I had told him about a girl in school who promised me a sheet of her pretty construction paper if I would ask a boy if he liked her but not let him know she asked. I promptly went and said to him J wants to know if you like her. She was so angry at me she gave me a sheet of the paper, a black sheet....

I was Roy´s friend. We played in the Etowah High Band together & graduated in 1957. I am so sorry for his untimely demise. I had been thinking about Roy & Burma, but couldn´t get in touch. My memories of Roy are too numerous to list. I look forward to the day when all God´s children are gathered together at that Great Reunion in the sky. We loved Roy & you too, Burma. God´s blessings upon you & know that we´ll see him again- and rejoice! - Eric