Ian Scott Dunlap

I never had the pleasure of meeting Ian in person but worked with him via phone and email on several projects for West Linn Paper. Ian was always a pleasure to work with - professional and very capable but also warm and funny. He is missed.

Just found this ....here's my Entry.....I worked with Ian at the mill. He was smart and just a "good guy"..........My thoughts go out to Donna and his family. Bernice Schuchardt

Donna and family,
I am so glad we were able to catch up at the beach recently. There are no words to express our deepest sympathy. We didn't know Ian well but after reading a few entries Gentleman is what comes to mind.
If there is anything we can do please don't hesitate to ask.
Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this difficult time.

Mike and Linda

Donna and family, I think what I most remember about Ian in those days at Willamette were our field biology adventures. The memory of his laughter and unbridled enthusiasm as we ran across the fields and banks of the Willamette and Santiam rivers chasing dragonflies with our raised nets still resonates with me. What fun we had. Ian was a good man and I am glad to have known him. His memorial was a tribute to his caring and compassion as an h.r.person and most importantly as a husband and...

I had not seen Ian for many years and was truly looking forward to "catching up" with him at our upcoming Lincoln 50th reunion. He was always so positive and always the gentleman (as much as could be expected from a high school kid). I am sorry for your loss. We will all miss him.

Greg Houser (Portland, OR)

Donna and family....I was a secretary in the HR Department before I retired and worked for and with Ian before I retired ..and the mill closed. I also spent time with him during labor negotiations while I was the secretary for the labor negotiations team. I have always had a lot of admiration and respect for him.....So sorry for your loss!!! Ian was very special!! Bernice Schuchardt

You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers
Ian was the answer man, if Ian didn't have the answer he would get it for you, he will be missed

That handsome young man with his hand on the tiller... that's the fine fellow I met at WU nearly fifty years ago. Fraternity brothers, friends, roommates... those were the best of times; then we went on with our lives. Looks like Ian had a lot to be proud of in his life - a loving wife and two beautiful children - and apparently the guy was quite a fisherman! So very sorry to hear of his passing and sending love and sympathy to Donna and all those who are feeling his loss.

Donna and family,
I am so sorry about the loss of Ian. You have always been such valued friends and my family is thinking of you in this difficult time. Please feel free to contact me if there is anything that I can do for you.