This photo of Florence appeared in the St. Joseph News-Press (June 23, 1980) when she was made Commander of American Legion Post 359.  Here is the article (minus the listing of other new officers of the post): 

          A woman, Florence "Floss" Dailey, who was an Army nurse for four years during World War II, has been elected commander of the Pony Express post of the American Legion.
          Mrs. Dailey, the first woman to be elected commander of an American Legion post in St. Joesph, spent three years as an Army nurse in the South Pacific during the war.
          She had received her nursing training at St. Mary's Hospital, Rochester, Minn., which is connected with the Mayo Clinic.  She is now an office nurse for Dr. John Mothershead.
          As commander, she will be the head of the primarily male, 861-member post, the largest in St. Joseph.  The post has clubrooms at 4826 Frederick.  It has a number of women members, but only three others attend meetings regularly.
          Mrs. Dailey is the widow of John F. Dailey Jr., an Air Force pilot whose plane disappeared in the Azores in 1951. The craft was never found and he was declared legally dead.  She is the mother of four children and a grandmother.
          "She'll be a fine leader," one member of the post said today.  "She is friendly, honest and fair.  She will swing a wicked gavel."
          Mrs. Dailey was also recently elected chaplain of the Fourth District of the veterans organization.
          "I told them I would take the job but I would not hear confessions," she commented.
          Friendly and blunt, she asked the reporter seeking information for this story, "What are you doing?  Writing my obituary?"
Dailey Pictures
This is J. Frank Dailey with his grandchildren Margie and Mike, at the house on Quincy St. in North Adams, sometime in 1949.
This photo of John, Mike, Florence and Margie was taken at the same time as the picture to the left.
I'm not sure when these pictures were taken, but I think the location might be Ludlow, MA, where Florence was living with the children during the early 1950's while John was flying missions between Germany and Massachusetts.  Cute dog.
Florence with the youngest of the Daileys, three-month-old Mary Jo.
Jinx and Mike Dailey
Mary Jo "Jinx" Dailey, taken in kindergarten or maybe first grade
In October of 2006, Mike, Margie and their spouses made a trip to North Adams to take a look around and do a little family-history hunting of their own!  They posed for this picture in the same location as the two pictures above.  They were also very fortunate to be able to meet and talk with some distant relatives that still live in the North Adams area. 
I am not sure when this photo was taken.
          Florence and John.  The back of the photo says:  "October 1945 - a week before we got married - taken the day I got home from overseas"
          I think they are standing on the front walk of the Lovers Lane house.  The house visible in the background looks like the one to the west, on the other side of the driveway.
The Daileys on their wedding day, October 18, 1945. Both Florence and John were Catholic, so I'm assuming the wedding took place at the cathedral in St. Joseph, Missouri.  The back of the photo reads, "Florence and John leaving the church-".  I believe it was written by Florence's mother. 
Another shot of them in uniform.