Retired doctor. General Practitioner. Avid Bird-watcher & hunter (Turkey, Pheasant, Geese, Ducks, Quail). Lifetime member of Lawndale Skeet & Pistol Club (since 1948).

Manfred Dingman was born on the 7th of May, 1920, near Hannover, Germany. Dietrich & Margarete Dingman were naturalized US Citizens who fled Germany to America in 1934. His parents were Lutheran German immigrants by faith, and Trade-Unionists politically speaking. Manfred finished High School here in Missouri, later becoming a Doctor at John Hopkins University.

He was drafted into US Army Air Corps, Jan 1942. Served in Pacific Theaters on Airbases in New Guinea, and later at the Tinian Atoll. He mustered out of military service in Japan, December 16th, 1947 and returned stateside and married Edith Christmas Eve that year. His wife Edith Haney-Dingman passed away due to cancer, age 66 in 1988. They had four children who grew up there, married and all have moved away out of state.

At the time of the Virus, only his youngest daughter Virginia living in Tampa Bay, FL was still alive, age 74. All he has left are pictures of them, their children, and his great grandchildren--many of whom he never got to meet in person, sadly.


Sexual Groups & positions: Likes: (MF, Vaginal, oral) Manfred was very vanilla when married. Early 20th century Heterosexual. As a Doctor, he does not discuss these things with his patients unless a STD is involved.

Sexual Groups & positions: Dislikes: (anything not MF) Manfred is extremely old-fashioned. While he is aware of all of the LGBTQ tendencies/ lifestyle choices, he is not interested in participating in ANY of these. Period. He'd rather talk about his wife's roses...

Explain how you survived the virus. Manfred got it and recovered 7-8 days later. He isn't sure how, or why. He is the sole survivor of his small town of 139 people.

He is curious of the effects of Dustlust medically speaking, while also equally repelled by the violence and destruction brought on by the pandemic's aftershocks on society.