Laura Caryne DUNLOP

Miss you Laura. Remembering you on your birthday.

Forty years ago today a vibrant, active baby girl was brought into this world and into our lives. She was given the gifts to change the world. Her life ended before she was able to complete her mission, but she changed our lives in ways that are still evolving. We miss you as much, Laura, as when we last spoke with you.

With eternal love from her family.
June 14, 2018

Today is the third anniversary of the day we lost our lovely daughter. I often re-read all of these entries when I need a reminder of all the people who knew and cared for Laura, and need to remind myself of all the lives she touched and that she lives on in remembrance of her acts and deeds. Thank you all for your kind and inspiring words. My grief is lessening as time goes on, but the pain of my loss remains. Bryan J. Dunlop

Dear Harriet and Bryan. I wanted to send you my deepest sympathy on the loss of you daughter. It has been many years since we last spoke but I think of you often with fond memories. You are in my prayers.
Karen (Krabbenhoft) Caumartin

Dear Dunlop Family,

I think of Laura often and know that she would have just celebrated her 32nd birthday last week. Laura and I had just reunited last June for the first time in about 10 years. She was in DC for a conference and we got together for dinner and it was as if no time had passed at all. I was looking forward to visiting her in Atlanta.

Laura was such a wonderful person and I was very lucky to have called her a friend. She was great to me as I was the...

Sweet Laura - still thinking of you.

Dear Mr. & Mrs. Dunlop and Family,
I just happened to come upon this announcement while googling Laura's name. Laura and I became fast friends during our freshman year of college. She lived a few doors down from me at Stockwell Hall at U of M. We hung out together all the time, attending parties, goofing around, and just talking for hours. Laura was an amazing person. She was kind and considerate and deeply compassionate.
Although Laura and I lost touch as the years went on, I...

Dear Dr. & Mrs. Bryan Dunlop and Family, I was so sad to learn that Laura had passed away. I am so sorry for your loss. I had the pleasure of knowing Laura when in 2005 she was an extern in my chambers working for the WA State Court of Appeals. She did a wonderful job for us. She was very smart, had a great personality, and we talked a lot about our dogs. She always made me laugh with all her stories. After her externship ended, we kept in touch on and off until she graduated from law...