John Arthur Dailey, 86, city fire lieutenant

September 20, 2003

John Arthur Dailey, a retired Baltimore Fire Department lieutenant, died of cancer Sept. 13 at Charlestown Retirement Community, where he had lived for the past year. The former Orchard Beach and Ten Hills resident was 86. Born in Baltimore and raised on Hollins Street, he was a graduate of St. Peter the Apostle Parochial School.

He joined the city Fire Department and was assigned as a firefighter to Truck 13 on Carey Street in Southwest Baltimore. His career was interrupted by service in the Army Corps of Engineers as a staff sergeant during World War II.

Mr. Dailey retired from the Fire Department about 30 years ago.

He had been a member of St. William of York and St. Jane Frances De Chantal Roman Catholic churches.

A memorial Mass will be offered at 10 a.m. Sept. 27 at the retirement community's Our Lady of the Angels Chapel, 711 Maiden Choice Lane.

Survivors include his wife of 64 years, the former Anna Barauskas; a daughter, Jacqueline Dailey of Warrenton, Va.; and a sister, Dolores Chase of Ellicott City.

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