THE DEATH OF ALDINE R DUNK
Dayton - Mrs Aldine R Mills Dunk, 78, of Tippecanoe Villa, died at 9:35 A.M. Wednesday in St Elizabeth Hospital after an illness of 10 days. She had been hospitalized five days. Born and reared in Dayton, she lived in LaPorte from 1929 until 1958 when she moved back to Dayton. Three years ago she moved to the Villa. Her marriage was in 1925 to Eugene K Dunk. He died in 1958. Mrs Dunk was a member of Dayton Presbyterian Church and Order of Eastern Star in LaPorte. She is survived by six sisters, Mrs Dorothy Orr of Panama, Mrs Lorene Warwick of South Bend, Mrs Curtis (Florence) Bell and Mrs Donald (Ruth) Brooks, both of Lafayette, Mrs Edward (Suzanne) Roemer of Fort Wayne and Mrs Robert (Phyllis) Tarnow of Indianapolis. Also surviving are three brothers, Charles Bray of Torrence, California, Donald Bray of Brazil, Indiana and Robert Bray of Rural Lafayette. ( Lafayette, Indiana Journal Courier, Thursday, September 6, 1984)
Dayton - Mrs Aldine R Mills Dunk, 78, of Tippecanoe Villa, died at 9:35 A.M. Wednesday in St Elizabeth Hospital after an illness of 10 days. She had been hospitalized five days. Born and reared in Dayton, she lived in LaPorte from 1929 until 1958 when she moved back to Dayton. Three years ago she moved to the Villa. Her marriage was in 1925 to Eugene K Dunk. He died in 1958. Mrs Dunk was a member of Dayton Presbyterian Church and Order of Eastern Star in LaPorte. She is survived by six sisters, Mrs Dorothy Orr of Panama, Mrs Lorene Warwick of South Bend, Mrs Curtis (Florence) Bell and Mrs Donald (Ruth) Brooks, both of Lafayette, Mrs Edward (Suzanne) Roemer of Fort Wayne and Mrs Robert (Phyllis) Tarnow of Indianapolis. Also surviving are three brothers, Charles Bray of Torrence, California, Donald Bray of Brazil, Indiana and Robert Bray of Rural Lafayette. ( Lafayette, Indiana Journal Courier, Thursday, September 6, 1984)
THE DEATH OF ALDINE R DUNK
Dayton - Mrs Aldine R Mills Dunk, 78, of Tippecanoe Villa, died at 9:35 A.M. Wednesday in St Elizabeth Hospital after an illness of 10 days. She had been hospitalized five days. Born and reared in Dayton, she lived in LaPorte from 1929 until 1958 when she moved back to Dayton. Three years ago she moved to the Villa. Her marriage was in 1925 to Eugene K Dunk. He died in 1958. Mrs Dunk was a member of Dayton Presbyterian Church and Order of Eastern Star in LaPorte. She is survived by six sisters, Mrs Dorothy Orr of Panama, Mrs Lorene Warwick of South Bend, Mrs Curtis (Florence) Bell and Mrs Donald (Ruth) Brooks, both of Lafayette, Mrs Edward (Suzanne) Roemer of Fort Wayne and Mrs Robert (Phyllis) Tarnow of Indianapolis. Also surviving are three brothers, Charles Bray of Torrence, California, Donald Bray of Brazil, Indiana and Robert Bray of Rural Lafayette. ( Lafayette, Indiana Journal Courier, Thursday, September 6, 1984)
Dayton - Mrs Aldine R Mills Dunk, 78, of Tippecanoe Villa, died at 9:35 A.M. Wednesday in St Elizabeth Hospital after an illness of 10 days. She had been hospitalized five days. Born and reared in Dayton, she lived in LaPorte from 1929 until 1958 when she moved back to Dayton. Three years ago she moved to the Villa. Her marriage was in 1925 to Eugene K Dunk. He died in 1958. Mrs Dunk was a member of Dayton Presbyterian Church and Order of Eastern Star in LaPorte. She is survived by six sisters, Mrs Dorothy Orr of Panama, Mrs Lorene Warwick of South Bend, Mrs Curtis (Florence) Bell and Mrs Donald (Ruth) Brooks, both of Lafayette, Mrs Edward (Suzanne) Roemer of Fort Wayne and Mrs Robert (Phyllis) Tarnow of Indianapolis. Also surviving are three brothers, Charles Bray of Torrence, California, Donald Bray of Brazil, Indiana and Robert Bray of Rural Lafayette. ( Lafayette, Indiana Journal Courier, Thursday, September 6, 1984)
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