WIFE OF JACK DAYTON HUNTER SR
1LT US ARMY
Known by her nickname "Tommy", born in Louisville, Ky., the daughter of Leonard S. and Hazel F. Thompson; Wife of Jack D. Hunter; Mother of four.
A St. Augustine antique dealer for more than 25 years. A hobby that turned into a profession with her first shop in Elkton, Md. Two other shops followed, Chesapeake City, Md., and Blue Max Antiques in St. Augustine.
Mrs Hunter had a lifelong interest in historic architecture. She restored four Civil War-era buildings in Maryland and eventually served two terms as a member of the St. Augustine Historic Architectural Review Board.
1LT US ARMY
Known by her nickname "Tommy", born in Louisville, Ky., the daughter of Leonard S. and Hazel F. Thompson; Wife of Jack D. Hunter; Mother of four.
A St. Augustine antique dealer for more than 25 years. A hobby that turned into a profession with her first shop in Elkton, Md. Two other shops followed, Chesapeake City, Md., and Blue Max Antiques in St. Augustine.
Mrs Hunter had a lifelong interest in historic architecture. She restored four Civil War-era buildings in Maryland and eventually served two terms as a member of the St. Augustine Historic Architectural Review Board.
WIFE OF JACK DAYTON HUNTER SR
1LT US ARMY
Known by her nickname "Tommy", born in Louisville, Ky., the daughter of Leonard S. and Hazel F. Thompson; Wife of Jack D. Hunter; Mother of four.
A St. Augustine antique dealer for more than 25 years. A hobby that turned into a profession with her first shop in Elkton, Md. Two other shops followed, Chesapeake City, Md., and Blue Max Antiques in St. Augustine.
Mrs Hunter had a lifelong interest in historic architecture. She restored four Civil War-era buildings in Maryland and eventually served two terms as a member of the St. Augustine Historic Architectural Review Board.
1LT US ARMY
Known by her nickname "Tommy", born in Louisville, Ky., the daughter of Leonard S. and Hazel F. Thompson; Wife of Jack D. Hunter; Mother of four.
A St. Augustine antique dealer for more than 25 years. A hobby that turned into a profession with her first shop in Elkton, Md. Two other shops followed, Chesapeake City, Md., and Blue Max Antiques in St. Augustine.
Mrs Hunter had a lifelong interest in historic architecture. She restored four Civil War-era buildings in Maryland and eventually served two terms as a member of the St. Augustine Historic Architectural Review Board.
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