Bill Wynne

William "Bill" A. Wynne is an American author, decorated World War II veteran, dog trainer, photographer, award winning photojournalist, and community advocate. He also owned and trained one of the most famous dogs in history.

Personal life

Born in Scranton, Pennsylvania to Martin A. and Beatrice Caffrey Wynne, Bill grew up in Cleveland Ohio, after having moved there as an infant. He was married to Margaret Roberts Wynne on September 28, 1946, and they remained married for over 57 years until the time of her death, in 2004. Together they had and raised nine children. So far, they have twenty-seven grandchildren, and twenty great-grandchildren.

Education

West Technical High School - Cleveland, Ohio. Specialized in Horticulture, with elective courses in photography.

Graduate of USAAF Photo Lab Technician School - Lowry Field, Colorado.

Graduate of Aerial Photo School - Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Hall Of Fame Inductions

In 2006: Wynne was inducted into the West Tech Alumni Hall of Fame.

Bill Wynne (baseball)

William Andrew Wynne (1869–1951) was a professional baseball pitcher. He played one game in Major League Baseball for the Washington Senators of the National League.

Wynne went to school at Wake Forest University and began his professional career with the Columbia Senators in the South Atlantic League in 1892. On August 31, 1894, Wynne started the second game of a doubleheader against the Philadelphia Phillies. He pitched a complete game, allowing eight earned runs. After his brief MLB career, he played in the minors until 1895.

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