The theatrical scene in the Greater Cleveland area has lost a multi-talented member, Terry Dunn. She was born in Cleveland and most of her young adult life was spent in the area and always involved theatre, onstage and offstage, a company member of every musical comedy known to man, from east side to west side over several decades. Musicarnival in the early 70's, many productions at Lakewood Little Theatre sequeing to Beck Center (a memorable performance in "Camelot" starring with Bill Flynn and Terry''s own dog, name forgotten at the moment), to Berea Summer Theatre since the 60's joining Kent and Sue Overton, Don DiSantis, Bernie Canepari, Ron Newell, Bill Allman, etc. etc. in such shows as "Kismet", "Sound of Music", "My Fair Lady" another "Camelot" "The Music Man" 2 different productions of "Fiddler on the Roof" , "Evita" "Bye Bye Birdie" Just To Name a Few!! The last few years she worked at Greenbrier Theatre sequeing to Cassidy Theatre, Inc. again lending her talents onstage and off. Here are two little known facts about Terry Dunn. She was a lifelong member and supporter of leading animal rescue groups, and loved all dogs. When Bill Allman passed away she adopted his dog. She was a magnificent costumer. Terry Dunn was the best in the business. It did not matter what the costume needed to be or how many performers were in th e particular show, each and every costume was handcrafted, often without patterns, to each individual. She worked within the Greater Cleveland area primarily but several out of town theatres also benefited from Terry's expertise. She worked hand in glove with Sue Overton, in set design and decoration and properties in many productions at Greenbrier/Cassidy Theatre. Terry was a member of the Greenbrier Theatre Guild, and Berea Summer Theatre Theatre Guild, supporting fund raisers that produced scholarships for graduates of both Youth Theatre programs. CALLING HOURS Friday April 28, 2017, 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM at Ripepi Funeral Home FUNERAL SERVICE Saturday April 29, 2017, 1:00 PM at Ripepi Funeral Home