Preceded in death by parents Zib A Dunn and Dorothy Dorris Dunn, sons Anthony Lee Dunn and Charles Edward Dunn. Survived by wife, Janet Dunn, daughter, Penny Marshelle Dunn, sister-in-law Sandra Vandergriff; grandchildren, Robert (Laura) Dunn, Ryan (Amber) Dunn, Eli (Tara) Bumbalough, Rayne (Matt) Satterfield, Meghann Bumbalough-Diggs, Ariel Bumbalough; great grandchildren, Ethan, Addisyn, Gavin, Joshua, Lee, Trever, Cherish, Ariel, Lowell, Asher, Aurora; daughter-in-law and son-in-law Vickie and Carson Bumbalough.
Upon returning from the Navy, Lee became a barber in Old Hickory. With his partners, they moved to Madison to open The Sculptur Room Barber and Styling Salon. While continuing in salon, he opened International Barber and Style College in Nashville. He helped many develop skills necessary to have successful careers. As a member of the International Union of Barbers and Cosmetologists, he was an educator and guest artist. He was Stylist of the Year for Tennessee and also the International Stylist of the Year.
He loved landscaping, designing fountains and ponds, inside and out and gardening. He loved and raised at one time or another all kinds of animals and birds .
Lee loved cooking for anyone and everyone. If he knew you, you were welcome, if he didn’t , you were welcome as well. He never met a stranger.
In later years, it became his passion to make sure others understood the grace and assurance of God.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Les Feldick Ministries, 30706 W. Lona Valley Rd Kinta, OK 74552 3456555yujikl;/
Upon returning from the Navy, Lee became a barber in Old Hickory. With his partners, they moved to Madison to open The Sculptur Room Barber and Styling Salon. While continuing in salon, he opened International Barber and Style College in Nashville. He helped many develop skills necessary to have successful careers. As a member of the International Union of Barbers and Cosmetologists, he was an educator and guest artist. He was Stylist of the Year for Tennessee and also the International Stylist of the Year.
He loved landscaping, designing fountains and ponds, inside and out and gardening. He loved and raised at one time or another all kinds of animals and birds .
Lee loved cooking for anyone and everyone. If he knew you, you were welcome, if he didn’t , you were welcome as well. He never met a stranger.
In later years, it became his passion to make sure others understood the grace and assurance of God.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Les Feldick Ministries, 30706 W. Lona Valley Rd Kinta, OK 74552 3456555yujikl;/
Preceded in death by parents Zib A Dunn and Dorothy Dorris Dunn, sons Anthony Lee Dunn and Charles Edward Dunn. Survived by wife, Janet Dunn, daughter, Penny Marshelle Dunn, sister-in-law Sandra Vandergriff; grandchildren, Robert (Laura) Dunn, Ryan (Amber) Dunn, Eli (Tara) Bumbalough, Rayne (Matt) Satterfield, Meghann Bumbalough-Diggs, Ariel Bumbalough; great grandchildren, Ethan, Addisyn, Gavin, Joshua, Lee, Trever, Cherish, Ariel, Lowell, Asher, Aurora; daughter-in-law and son-in-law Vickie and Carson Bumbalough.
Upon returning from the Navy, Lee became a barber in Old Hickory. With his partners, they moved to Madison to open The Sculptur Room Barber and Styling Salon. While continuing in salon, he opened International Barber and Style College in Nashville. He helped many develop skills necessary to have successful careers. As a member of the International Union of Barbers and Cosmetologists, he was an educator and guest artist. He was Stylist of the Year for Tennessee and also the International Stylist of the Year.
He loved landscaping, designing fountains and ponds, inside and out and gardening. He loved and raised at one time or another all kinds of animals and birds .
Lee loved cooking for anyone and everyone. If he knew you, you were welcome, if he didn’t , you were welcome as well. He never met a stranger.
In later years, it became his passion to make sure others understood the grace and assurance of God.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Les Feldick Ministries, 30706 W. Lona Valley Rd Kinta, OK 74552 3456555yujikl;/
Upon returning from the Navy, Lee became a barber in Old Hickory. With his partners, they moved to Madison to open The Sculptur Room Barber and Styling Salon. While continuing in salon, he opened International Barber and Style College in Nashville. He helped many develop skills necessary to have successful careers. As a member of the International Union of Barbers and Cosmetologists, he was an educator and guest artist. He was Stylist of the Year for Tennessee and also the International Stylist of the Year.
He loved landscaping, designing fountains and ponds, inside and out and gardening. He loved and raised at one time or another all kinds of animals and birds .
Lee loved cooking for anyone and everyone. If he knew you, you were welcome, if he didn’t , you were welcome as well. He never met a stranger.
In later years, it became his passion to make sure others understood the grace and assurance of God.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Les Feldick Ministries, 30706 W. Lona Valley Rd Kinta, OK 74552 3456555yujikl;/
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