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Margaret Dunn
Kenneth Dunn
December 3rd, 1951 - January 25th, 2019
December 3rd, 1951 - January 25th, 2019
It is with great sadness that the family of Kenneth F. Dunn announces his passing at home Friday, January 25th 2019, at the age of 69 years. He was born December 3rd 1951 in Chicago, Illinois, the middle child of Michael Dunn and Elise Lee. In 1969, Kenneth enlisted in the United States Marine Corp and served until 1973. Following an honorable discharge, Kenneth married Sarah Jewel Taylor on Friday, August 13th 1976. Kenneth then enrolled at Northeastern Illinois University where he earned a BA in Math. A former business owner, Kenneth also worked for the Chicago Tribune, Businessland, and Cornerstone during his time in Chicago. In time, he went on to earn a MA in Educational Research at the University of Memphis. As an educator for twenty years, Kenneth was a beloved professor of Graphic Arts at State Tech, now known as Southwest Tennessee Community College. In his private life he was a talent graphic artist. He is survived by his loving wife of 43 years, Sarah, his children Gloria, Eleanor, Margaret, and Mitchell and his granddaughter Evelyn Christine. Memorial services will been held Friday, February 1, 2019.
For Ken, by Sarah Dunn
What do you say when he is gone?
Do you shout, scream, and let it all out.
Hold it in and slither about.
Was his life long, or short to you
Did he fill you with love, or anger,
Or some of both
Now, he starts a new circle in the circle of life, so
Wish him well!!!
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Omar
Ken Dunn was my professor in State Tech and STCC nearly 20 years ago. Not only was he an excellent teacher, but was also a man of principle and conviction who believed in building students' character, not just technical skill. I'm really saddened to hear of his passing, and thinking of his family.
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