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Name:	Daniel Rolfe
In memory of: David Dunlop Message: Diane, please accept my sincerest condolences for your loss. Think about how deeply David loved you, and how you made him happy while he was with you.

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Eliza Berry

In memory of: David Dunlop Message: David is my godfather. I write that he "is" because his wise, gentle and spirited way of being in the world will always remain with me. David always made me feel as if I had a supporter no matter what missteps I made. He sent me birthday greetings every year without fail and always rememebered things we had spoken about. He showed up without fail at every important celebration in my life whether that meant sharing the joy of a wedding or the pain of my mother's passing. I witnessed him being a faithful and steadfast friend to my father and I had the privilege of getting to know his gregarious and kind children whom I count as friends even though we don't see each other very often. I was so happy when he found joy with Diane and it was wonderful to know her as well. My heart goes out to all of his family. I believe David will always be with me. For the way he led me to understand that I remain forever grateful. With love, Eliza

Name:	Richard Holloway
In memory of: David Dunlop Message: My sincere condolences to the family . I had the pleasure of working with David at National Trust and Royal Trust in the eighties . He was always kind and encouraging . As a fellow immigrant from the UK and as both our fathers served in the British army in Far East we had things in common which we talked about . 9

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Alan/JoAnn Bernstein/Breitman

In memory of: David Dunlop Message: Dear Diane, JoAnn and I arrived back in the County today and picked up the Wellington Times, only to read David's obituary. Please accept our sincerest condolences for your loss. Although we never had the good fortune to meet David, from your many comments about him and your devotion to him and the wonderful picture of him in the Times, he must have been an exceptionally warm, intelligent and caring man. Given the chronic nature of his illness and the slow deterioration that you witnessed over many months, at some level his passing must also be some kind of relief for you. I remember our quiet conversation at the lovely dinner we had at your home (which now seems a lifetime ago) in which you talked about going daily to see him and how painful it was not to be able to go see him when a bacterial infection broke out. I listened with great admiration, not just because you would go be with him daily but because it spoke of the love between the two of you. It must be exceptionally hard at this time, with this bloody pandemic and all the restrictions it has placed on our lives. This is the time for you to be surrounded by family and friends, reminiscing about your times with David and your lives together. I hope we can see you very soon but in the meantime, take care and our thoughts and affection are with you. Alan and JoAnn

Name:	Tony Kalvik
In memory of: David Dunlop Message: Deeply saddened to hear about David’s illness and passing. Worked with him for a number of years at National Trust and Canadian Depository for Securities. Condolences to his family.

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Ian Henderson

In memory of: David Dunlop Message: Greatly saddened to learn of David’s death but glad to know that he is now at peace having suffered for so long. David was one of the most constant kind and considerate of friends. It was a friendship going back to our McGill University days when not only were we fraternity brothers but also members of the McGill University soccer team that in 1960 were undefeated David being a goal scoring forward and I the goalkeeper. David took trouble to keep in touch throughout our lives and I was so happy to manage to meet up with him in recent years on several occasions thanks to the efforts that Dianne took to arrange reunions in Europe and in Canada. I am privileged to have received the friendship of a true gentleman.

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Ian McCallum

In memory of: David Dunlop Message: I have very fond memories of David, as a fellow colleague at Royal Trust. His infectious enthusiasm for his work coupled with his pleasant and friendly personality meant that it was always a pleasure to work with him. It is sad that his retirement years were overshadowed by dementia when he and his family deserved a longer enjoyment of his intelligence and sense of fun.

Name:	Helen Pepall Bradfield
In memory of: David Dunlop Message: Dear Diane, I am saddened by the notice of David's death just last week. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, and all the family, Helen

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Tom Sears

In memory of: David W.S. Dunlop Message: It was a pleasure working for David from his start at Royal Trust in 1985 through to 1996 including a stint as he Financial Controller where we worked very closely together. I learned a lot from him about business and life. I am particularly grateful he moved me to head the Global Custody Operations in London UK as the first of three international units I led over the final 15 years of my career with Royal Trust and RBC. Thank you David. Fondly remembered.

Name:	Martin Soldat
In memory of: David Dunlop Message: Dear Diane, Sad news. My thoughts are with you. David was such a great friend. I will always remember the good times we had together. His sense of humor and his generosity. May he rest in peace after all he’s been through. With love, Martin