Tommy J Dunne

So sorry to hear about Mr. Tommy. I first saw him at the K C Hall and the Pine Room back in the late 60s that was a great band, Tommy Dawn and the sunsets. God bless his family and his wife of many years.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Tommy was my cousin Anna Mae’s oldest son, but he was actually a few months older than me, more like a first cousin. We’d see each other at Boesch family events, particularly at his grandfather Willie Boesch’s (the original mapmaker) camp on the Lake at Little Woods. The boys our age would busk for nickels at Carlson’s grocery and bar next door, singing along with jute box tunes while rapping rhythms on beer cases. Little did we know then that a star, Tommy Dawn, was born. Our life paths...

REST IN PEACE REBEL...REBELS FOREVER '63

You are now at home in peace. You have a remarkable blue print that will be carried over to your children and grandchildren, eternally. Your love of music and life will be remembered by all. Through your acceptance by answering God’s calling, you will now rest in peace , forever. Through my prayers, Mass, and Holy Communion, your name will be mentioned for you, eternally, Now it’s time for you to entertain the angels forever.