Bill Dupree was a military veteran who worked for the Fort Hunter Liggett (California) police department at both Fort Hunter Liggett (USAR) and neighboring Camp Roberts (CA ARNG). He was an easy-going man who took great pride in both his military service and his Native American ancestry. He had an adopted daughter named Melissa. He volunteered as a docent at the Camp Roberts Historical Museum on Camp Roberts, California for several years. He resided in Paso Robles, California for several years, and was liked, respected and loved by many. His remains were attended to at the Chapel of the Roses in Atascadero, California.
Bill Dupree was a military veteran who worked for the Fort Hunter Liggett (California) police department at both Fort Hunter Liggett (USAR) and neighboring Camp Roberts (CA ARNG). He was an easy-going man who took great pride in both his military service and his Native American ancestry. He had an adopted daughter named Melissa. He volunteered as a docent at the Camp Roberts Historical Museum on Camp Roberts, California for several years. He resided in Paso Robles, California for several years, and was liked, respected and loved by many. His remains were attended to at the Chapel of the Roses in Atascadero, California.
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