San Bernardino County Obituaries

Marvin Daniel Dudley Jr.

Submitted by Peggy Hooper 10 Feb 2008

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Redlands Daily Facts Newspaper; 01/27/2008
 
Marvin Dudley Jr., 87
Marvin Daniel Dudley Jr. died Jan. 19 in Mission Viejo in his sleep. He was 87. 

He was born May 25, 1921, in Redlands, and graduated from Redlands High School. 
He was the only son of Marvin and Louise Dudley. 

"He certainly loved Redlands - he had many childhood memories and friends (there)," 
said his wife of 58 years, Jean Ann Dudley. 

He attended USC and was drafted into the Army near the beginning of World War II.
He served in the Pacific and was awarded the Bronze Star. 

He graduated Phi Kappa Phi from USC after the war and was a drummer in the 
marching band there. 

He worked as a certified public accountant for 40 years as a partner with the 
firms Sauer, Dudley, McKenzie and Bovee, and Eddie and Payne, both in San 
Bernardino. 

He was involved in the local Boy Scout council, serving as president, and was 
given the Silver Beaver Award for his dedication, his wife said. He was a member
of the San Bernardino Rotary Club. 

He is survived by his wife Jean Ann of San Clemente; daughters Nancy Dudley of 
Laguna Niguel and Susan Dudley of Madison, Wis.; and grandchildren Emma, 
Mitchell, Hannah and Sadie Dudley. 

Services will be conducted at a later date in Corona del Mar. 

Condolences may be sent to Pacific View Mortuary, 3500 Pacific View Drive, 
Corona del Mar, CA 92625.

Services were 3 p.m. today at Cortner Chapel in Redlands. Pastor Louis Venden 
officiated. 

Memorial donations may be made to Tree of Angels and the National Auxiliary of 
the Loma Linda University School of Medicine at www.llumedaux.org ; (909) 558-4639.