Loula Friend Dunn

1896–1977 (age 81)

Biography

Loula Friend Dunn lived a life marked by grace and connection to her community. Her eighty-one years encompassed a significant span of American history, during which she maintained strong ties to family and friends.

Dunn's memory is preserved at Magnolia Cemetery, where she was laid to rest. Her life reflected the values of loyalty, kindness, and devotion that characterized her relationships with those she held dear.

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