irector of Alabama Association of Women and Youth Clubs, and Secretary of Deputies for the State of Alabama. She was educated at Five Points and Chambers County Training School. She graduated from Alabama State University in Montgomery, Alabama earning a Bachelor's Degree in Education. As time progressed, she returned to Auburn University in Montgomery and West Georgia College in Carrollton, Georgia to obtain a Special Education certification. Mrs. Dunn retired from being an educator in 1999 with 43 years of service. Her journey began at Lanier High in Lanett, Alabama. She continued her educational pilgrimage to Chambers County Training School, LaFayette, Alabama, Randolph County Training School, Roanoke, Alabama, Harrison High School and West Point High School, West Point, Georgia and then to Greenville High School in Greenville, Georgia. Mrs. Dunn also was Media Specialist for Southern Union in Valley, Alabama. Her life will forever be cherished by her devoted husband of almost 55 years, Arthur Dunn, Jr.; one daughter, (Rev. Leonard) and Tamalita Dunn Autry of Lanett, Alabama; two sons, Aquenda (Patricia) Dunn of Covington, Georgia and Kevin (Deborah) of LaGrange, Georgia; nine grandchildren, Thomas Shaver (Liza) and Clifton Autry of Lanett, Alabama, Heather Dunn of Valley, Alabama, LaToya Ash-Dunn of Troy, Daniel Quen and Annslee Dunn of Covington, Georgia, Cameron, Olivia, and J'Arthur Dunn of LaGrange, Georgia; three great-grandchildren, Ian d'Autry Crim-Davis, Matthew Dunn, and Jordyn Morgan all of Valley, Alabama; one sister-in-law, Rosa Dunn and one brother-in-law, James (Maudie) Taylor of Lanett, Alabama; two special relatives, Elsie Trammell of LaFayette and Edward Turner of Gadsden, Alabama; two very special friends, Rudene McCants Woodyard of LaGrange, Georgia and Sister Oreatha Hardy of Lanett, Alabama; four "special" daughters, Barbara Beaty, Pastor Cecelia Broome and Sister Betty Taylor all of LaFayette, Alabama and Pastor Mildred Watson of Huntsville, Alabama; and a host of cousins, nieces, nephews, and friends. M.W. Lee Mortuary, Inc. of West Point has charge of arrangements. Online condolences can be expressed at:www.mwleemortuary.com Interment: Hall Memorial Church Cemetery In lieu of flowers the family requests that donations be made to Chattahoochee Hospice or Hall Memorial C.M.E. Church in Valley, Alabama