Parents:
John William Dorsey 1868-1953
Anna Wandtke 1872-1928
Wife:
Hazel Gladys Allred Dorsey 1904-1990
Children
John William Dorsey 1929-2007
Ann Gabrielle Dorsey Smith 1934-1991
Bill taught school off and on from 1926 to 1968. He was an accomplished violinist and he enjoyed accompanying sister-in-law Gertrude Allred, who played the piano and sang; he often played for friends and relatives. He loved to tell stories, but he often forgot that his audience had already heard them numerous times. He never took a breath where they expected it, so he couldn't be interrupted.
John William Dorsey 1868-1953
Anna Wandtke 1872-1928
Wife:
Hazel Gladys Allred Dorsey 1904-1990
Children
John William Dorsey 1929-2007
Ann Gabrielle Dorsey Smith 1934-1991
Bill taught school off and on from 1926 to 1968. He was an accomplished violinist and he enjoyed accompanying sister-in-law Gertrude Allred, who played the piano and sang; he often played for friends and relatives. He loved to tell stories, but he often forgot that his audience had already heard them numerous times. He never took a breath where they expected it, so he couldn't be interrupted.
Parents:
John William Dorsey 1868-1953
Anna Wandtke 1872-1928
Wife:
Hazel Gladys Allred Dorsey 1904-1990
Children
John William Dorsey 1929-2007
Ann Gabrielle Dorsey Smith 1934-1991
Bill taught school off and on from 1926 to 1968. He was an accomplished violinist and he enjoyed accompanying sister-in-law Gertrude Allred, who played the piano and sang; he often played for friends and relatives. He loved to tell stories, but he often forgot that his audience had already heard them numerous times. He never took a breath where they expected it, so he couldn't be interrupted.
John William Dorsey 1868-1953
Anna Wandtke 1872-1928
Wife:
Hazel Gladys Allred Dorsey 1904-1990
Children
John William Dorsey 1929-2007
Ann Gabrielle Dorsey Smith 1934-1991
Bill taught school off and on from 1926 to 1968. He was an accomplished violinist and he enjoyed accompanying sister-in-law Gertrude Allred, who played the piano and sang; he often played for friends and relatives. He loved to tell stories, but he often forgot that his audience had already heard them numerous times. He never took a breath where they expected it, so he couldn't be interrupted.
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