Saturday, November 2, 2013

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO DOROTHY BEATRICE FINK HALL

      BORN 100 YRS. AGO 
November 7, 1913 - October 6, 1993
A tribute to my husband's mother

Dorothy Beatrice Fink, was born November 7, 1913 in Buffalo, New York.  She was the second child and first daughter of Henry August Fink and Freada Emma Meta Doller. She joined her brother, Elwood "Al," born just a year earlier.  Two more children followed, brother Willard "Bill," and sister, Delphine "Honey."

Dorothy and her siblings spent their childhood and early adult years in Buffalo.  

It was about 1936-37 when Henry Fink and his wife, Freada, decided to move to San Diego, California.  Moving with them were all four of their children.   

The entire Fink family worked for General Dynamics in San Diego.  They were the largest family group to work for the company during the war years of the 1940's.  

The Fink family of General Dynamics
Left to right are Floyd Brown (Dorothy's first husband), Floyd's brother, George Brown, Bill Fink, Al Fink, Dorothy Fink, Delphine Fink and Henry August Fink
Dorothy married Gordon Hall and had one son, Ronald.  

Dorothy was a loving wife and mother and is still missed today by her son, her grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.  

A more complete story about Dorothy will be posted next week. 

Here is a picture of Dorothy with her husband Gordon and their young son, Ronald.

That's all for now,
Michigan Girl




Copyright ©  2013   Diane Gould Hall











1 comment:

  1. FYI. For anyone viewing this post. When I view it I cannot see the picture of Dorothy with her husband and son. Because I am out if town and only have my iPad, I don't seem to be able to fix that issue. I apologize. It will be corrected when I return home this coming Monday.
    Note to self: bring laptop on next vacation.
    Thanks for your patience,
    Diane

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