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Adair Funeral Home - Dodge
Willliam Richard McKee
August 27th, 1920 - April 27th, 2014
William Richard McKee August 27, 1920 - April 27, 2014 Bill McKee, beloved husband and father, passed away in his home in Tucson, Arizona, after a brief illness. He was a graduate in Engineering from the University of Pittsburgh, served in the Navy during World War II, and distinguished himself as a gifted baseball pitcher in both organizations. Following the war, McKee enjoyed a varied career in engineering, business management and sales. He leaves behind his wife, Elaine Catherine McKee; sons, Michael McKee, Colin Preston and Warren Preston; and daughters, Barbara McKee Anderson, Melinda McKee, Juanita McKee Burns and Nancy Preston Peterson,as well as many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. A private memorial is planned for immediate family members.
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Adair Funeral Home - Dodge
Our original location opened in 1956 to serve the unique needs of families in Tucson, Green Valley, and the surrounding areas. Today, Adair Funeral Home offers your loved one individualized cremation and funeral services in our large, comfortable facility. Our serene Dodge Chapel, accommodating up to 150 guests, provides a tranquil setting for remembrance, while private rooms afford families the space for special rituals such as washing ceremonies or incense burning. Adair is unwavering in our commitment to providing compassionate care for all, extending contractual services to the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Pima County, and other agencies. Allow us to guide you through selecting arrangements and crafting a meaningful tribute that genuinely honors the memory of your loved one....
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