Dr. Clarence Leo "Buzz" Dunn

My first neighbors when we moved to Baton Rouge in the 1960s when I was 5 yrs old -was the Dunns. I am deeply saddened with Mr. DUnn's passing and my thoughts and prayers are with Johnny, Richard, Nancy and Jane. Some of my earliest and fondest memories include the Dunns. Our love from all the Lagattutas.

It was with great sorrow that I read about the death of Dr. Clarence Dunn. He taught me accounting at L. S. U., and what impressed me was how humble the man was. On the first day of class, all of the other professors would enter our classroom and say, "I'm Dr. So and So." with a strong emphisis on the word "Doctor". Dr. Dunn simply came into our class and said, "My name is Dunn, and I will be your instructor." I was deeply moved by this, and I liked him immediately. Anyway, I just retired after 35 years of public accounting practice, and I will forever be indebted to Dr. Dunn for my career. Again, my deepest sympathy and condolences.

Dear Janet,

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I always enjoyed visiting with you and Buzz on your Austin trips to Brad and Nancy's. I will surely miss him.

Janet - My prayers and thoughts are with you. Just in meeting both you and Buzz so briefly I know that he is with God and God is with you.

Dear Aunt Janet, Lessards and the Dunn Family,
I will hold very dear all our beach memories. Buzz was a very dear and blessed man in his lifetime-I am imagining him playing bridge and walkng briskly to take in all the sites that heaven has to offer....
You are all in our thoughts and prayers.
Love
Patty, Jim and Neil Paprocki XO

To all the Dunns and Lessards
My memories of Buzz are many especially our reunions at Nags Head.
I'll keep you in my prayers especially at this difficult time.

All my love Audrey