House/Hoffman2022 - Person Sheet
House/Hoffman2022 - Person Sheet
NameThomas Edward Dulaney
Birth17 Jul 1921, Celt, Green Co., VA
Death14 Jul 2000, Fairfax Hospital, Falls Church, VA
Burial20 Jul 2000, Stonewall Memory Gardens, 12004 Lee Highway, Groveton, Prince William Co., Virginia
FatherCharles Edward Dulaney (1896-1984)
MotherIrene Emeldra Estes (1890-)
Misc. Notes
“Ted”
Medical
kidney and heart failure11
Obituary
Thomas Edward Dulaney
Transportation Personnel Manager
Thomas Edward Dulaney, 78, who retired as a personnel manager at the Department of Transportation in 1971, died of renal failure July 14 at Inova Fairfax Hospital.
Mr. Dulaney, a Falls Church resident, was a native of Celt, Va., and a 1940 graduate of the Jefferson School of Commerce in Charlottesville. During World War II, he served in the Army in Europe and fought in the Battle of the Bulge. He was awarded a Bronze Star.
He worked briefly at the Bureau of Roads in the early 1940s and rejoined it after the war, settling in the Washington area. He was a member of Westover Baptist Church in Arlington and president of the adult Sunday school program at Fairlington Presbyterian Church in Alexandria.
His wife of 27 years, the former Margaret House, died in 1974.
Contributor: Raymond Roberts (48001852)
Transportation Personnel Manager
Thomas Edward Dulaney, 78, who retired as a personnel manager at the Department of Transportation in 1971, died of renal failure July 14 at Inova Fairfax Hospital.
Mr. Dulaney, a Falls Church resident, was a native of Celt, Va., and a 1940 graduate of the Jefferson School of Commerce in Charlottesville. During World War II, he served in the Army in Europe and fought in the Battle of the Bulge. He was awarded a Bronze Star.
He worked briefly at the Bureau of Roads in the early 1940s and rejoined it after the war, settling in the Washington area. He was a member of Westover Baptist Church in Arlington and president of the adult Sunday school program at Fairlington Presbyterian Church in Alexandria.
His wife of 27 years, the former Margaret House, died in 1974.
Contributor: Raymond Roberts (48001852)
Spouses
Birth20 Jan 1919, Dutchland Farm, Nokesville, VA
Death31 Mar 1974, Falls Church, VA
BurialStonewall Memory Gardens, 12004 Lee Highway, Groveton, Prince William Co., Virginia
EducationBrentsville H.S. 1939
FatherJohn Nathan House (1877-1959)
MotherMattie Mae McMichael (1888-1984)
Marriage22 Jun 1946, Nokesville, Prince William Co., Virginia 20181
ChildrenM. L. (Private)