Patrick Dunlap

Dear Nancy and Family,
I am so very sorry to learn of Pat's passing. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Although I worked for a short time with you both it was my good fortune to know you.

Nancy,

I'm sorry for your and Olga's loss. God bless the soul of Pat Dunlap. may he rest in everlasting peace.

Ric Neseth

Dear Nancy and Olga -
Hugs to you during this time of acceptance. Heaven is a good place & he will always be close by. Good to read about his interesting life and all the good things there, most importantly, you.
Love,
Sandy

Nancy and Family - Heartfelt sympathy, prayers and condolences to you.
Pat was a funny guy at work and at the golf course. I have fond memories of him.

Steve McCormick

Dear Olga,

Please accept my sincerest condolences. My thoughts and prayers continue to be with you and your family.

G'Bye, Pat, Ol' Buddy!

You left us too soon! I'm not good at this but I want you and your family to know that you will be missed! You were a friend, confidant, adversary (at times) and neighborhood presence. I first met you as a result of your own publication and hand walked distribution of THE (The Hallmark Exchange). It was a chatty neighborhood news/focal point letter that, unfortunately, died out from lack of perceived interest in these aloof times. But it prompted me to contact you via internet, which, thankfully, ballooned into a 20+ year friendship. We need more THEs!

We were very much alike, you and I, which, unfortunately, led to ups and downs in our conversations. I have put aside the downs, as I hope you had also. The ups are what I wish to remember you by in this note. We enjoyed a love of technology, especially as related to the internet. We wanted to get things to work logically and without the invasion of personal privacy/security which is so prevalent in current cyberspace dealings. Nancy and Olga will probably remember that this was a theme of many of our conversations. The personal security theme also was strong in our concern for neighborhood safety.

But the thing I will always remember you most for is your ability to stay a non-complaining presence in our neighborhood and your mental acuteness and energy in the face of your physical pain/disability due to Lyme disease. Your concern for your neighborhood's security was exemplary and inspired me to upscale our security awareness. I'll try to keep the neighborhood eye ala Pat Dunlap going as best I can.

I (we'll) miss ya, Pat! We enjoyed a lot of CLs (private joke that concerns a love of a certain brew), discussions (tech and otherwise) and all the other stuff that friends such as you and I enjoyed. You will not be forgotten. And we're better for having known ya!

Well, I guess we can take comfort that Heaven is now a safer place with Sheriff Pat on patrol. But our happy and secure little Hallmark neighborhood has lost our tireless keeper of watchful vigilance and our boundless source of amazing information. All of us will miss you, Pat, although not nearly as much as Nancy and Olga and Pepper. And all of us will have many, many happy memories of all sorts of things, from a lovesick peacock who found his "Heartbreak Hotel" near the end of Hallmark Road, to the joy rides of a scooter driver on the loose, to the casual conversations that turned into long discussions about just about anything anyplace in the world, and a beautiful baby girl who is now a wonderful young woman. And sorry as we all may be to lose you, it's likely nowhere near as sorry as your abiding spirit may be... to go on without Nancy's fantastic Christmas cookies! Peace be with you. Mir.

Nancy, my prayers and condolences to you and your family. I remember Pat well and saw him a couple of times at the Cryptologic Museum. He was an excelent linguist and manager and a good person who will be missed. John Riehl

Dear Nancy, Olga, Patrick and Family,
Please accept our most sincere sympathy in the loss of your husband, father and brother. We remember Pat with fondness.
Since I posted the obituary online to all our high school classmates messages are pouring in with condolences for you and your family.
Latrobe High School Class of 1962

My sincere condolences to the family of Mr. Dunlap. He will be dearly missed. May God comfort your hearts and strengthen you each day. Ps 86:17

So very sorry to hear of your loss. My heart goes out to you and your mom.

Nancy & Olga, we were very sorry to hear about Pat's passing, he will be missed by all of us. Know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. Your neighbors, Bob & Megan

My condolences to the family. May the peace of God and the fond memories you cherish comfort and sustain you in your time of need.
-RM

Our sincere and deepest condolences to the family on the loss of your loved one. Please know those we love remain with us for love itself lives on, and cherished memories never fade because a loved one's gone. Those we love can never be more than a thought apart, for as long as there is memory, they'll live on in the heart. May the God of comfort sustain you during your grieving process

Dear Nancy and Olga and the Dunlap Family,
I am sorry to hear of your loss. May the many memories from co-workers, friends and family be your comfort and loving memories. Comfort can come from the funniest places and it sounds like Mr. Dunlap has given everyone he new plenty of laughter along with leadership long remembered.
In His Greatest Love.