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In June 1925, Dunbar married the former Ethelyn Legendre (years of birth and death missing) of New Orleans. Their sons were Charles E. Dunbar, III (1926–1995), and George Bauer Dunbar (born ca. 1928) of Slidell in St. Tammany Parish. Dunbar died in New Orleans and is interred there at Metairie Cemetery.<ref name=lahist/><ref>A second Ethelyn Legendre Dunbar (1962-2003), killed in an automobile accident in [[British Columbia]], [[Canada]], was a daughter of Charles Dunbar, III, and hence a granddaughter of Charles E. and Ethelyn Dunbar.</ref>
In June 1925, Dunbar married the former Ethelyn Legendre (years of birth and death missing) of New Orleans. Their sons were Charles E. Dunbar, III (1926–1995), and George Bauer Dunbar (born ca. 1928) of Slidell in St. Tammany Parish. Dunbar died in New Orleans and is interred there at Metairie Cemetery.<ref name=lahist/><ref>A second Ethelyn Legendre Dunbar (1962-2003), killed in an automobile accident in [[British Columbia]], [[Canada]], was a daughter of Charles Dunbar, III, and hence a granddaughter of Charles E. and Ethelyn Dunbar.</ref>
Dunbar is remembered through the annual Charles E. Dunbar, Jr., Career Service Awards presented annually by the Louisiana Civil Service League to noteworthy employees in all levels of government work. Since the program began in 1959, some eight hundred employees have received the honor.<ref name=cdform>{{cite web|url=http://lacsl.com/charles-e-dunbar-award-nomination-form/|title=Charles E. Dunbar, Jr., Career Service Award Nomination Form|publisher=lacsl.com|accessdate=April 25, 2020}}</ref> when he held the title of municipal secretary-treasurer.<ref name=adtt>Ray R. Allen obituary, ''The Alexandria Town Talk,'' April 7, 2010.</ref> In 2005, two employees at Southeastern Louisiana University in Hammond in Tangipahoa Parish won the Dunbar Award.<ref>{{cite web|url={{cite web|url= http://www2.southeastern.edu/NewsEvents/PublicInfoOffice/DunbarAwards05.html|author Rene Abadie|title=Two Southeastern employees receive state civil service award|publisher=Southeastern Louisiana University|date=January 18, 2005|accessdate=May 29, 2014}}</ref>
Dunbar is remembered through the annual Charles E. Dunbar, Jr., Career Service Awards presented annually by the Louisiana Civil Service League to noteworthy employees in all levels of government work. Since the program began in 1959, some eight hundred employees have received the honor.<ref name=cdform>{{cite web|url=http://lacsl.com/charles-e-dunbar-award-nomination-form/|title=Charles E. Dunbar, Jr., Career Service Award Nomination Form|publisher=lacsl.com|accessdate=April 25, 2020}}</ref> when he held the title of municipal secretary-treasurer.<ref name=adtt>Ray R. Allen obituary, ''The Alexandria Town Talk,'' April 7, 2010.</ref> In 2005, two employees at Southeastern Louisiana University in Hammond in Tangipahoa Parish won the Dunbar Award.<ref>{{cite web|url={{cite web|url=http://www2.southeastern.edu/NewsEvents/PublicInfoOffice/DunbarAwards05.html|author Rene Abadie|title=Two Southeastern employees receive state civil service award|publisher=Southeastern Louisiana University|date=January 18, 2005|accessdate=May 29, 2014}}</ref>
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