Natalie Marston Dunlop, 88, of Severna Park, formerly of Annapolis and Bethesda, passed away on Friday, Jan 30 with her family by her side, in her home at Sunrise Assisted Living. Her death was due to complications from Alzheimer's.
Mrs. Dunlop was born Dec 20, 1920 in Newton, Mass to Walter Mansfield Marston and Elizabeth Crocker.
She received her education at the Winsor School in Boston. She served with the Red Cross in India during WWII, then returned home to Boston and spent 12 years at the Institute of Contemporary Art. She married Graham Warren Dunlop of Boston on April 19, 1956 and soon after had two children. She returned to secretarial work in the arts and in private medical practice.
She enjoyed playing tennis, bridge, expanding her creative passion of knitting.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Graham Warren Dunlop who died in 1996.
She is survived by one son, Eric Graham Dunlop of Nashville, Tenn; one daughter, Pamela Ives Bannan of Severna Park; one sister, Elizabeth Smithers, of Rhode Island; and 3 grandchildren.
Her body is being donated to science, with remains cremated. Memorial celebrations are being planned for this spring and summer. Donations can be made in her name to the Alzheimer's Association of Greater MD, Chapter 1850, York Road Suite D Timonium, MD 21093.
Mrs. Dunlop was born Dec 20, 1920 in Newton, Mass to Walter Mansfield Marston and Elizabeth Crocker.
She received her education at the Winsor School in Boston. She served with the Red Cross in India during WWII, then returned home to Boston and spent 12 years at the Institute of Contemporary Art. She married Graham Warren Dunlop of Boston on April 19, 1956 and soon after had two children. She returned to secretarial work in the arts and in private medical practice.
She enjoyed playing tennis, bridge, expanding her creative passion of knitting.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Graham Warren Dunlop who died in 1996.
She is survived by one son, Eric Graham Dunlop of Nashville, Tenn; one daughter, Pamela Ives Bannan of Severna Park; one sister, Elizabeth Smithers, of Rhode Island; and 3 grandchildren.
Her body is being donated to science, with remains cremated. Memorial celebrations are being planned for this spring and summer. Donations can be made in her name to the Alzheimer's Association of Greater MD, Chapter 1850, York Road Suite D Timonium, MD 21093.
Natalie Marston Dunlop, 88, of Severna Park, formerly of Annapolis and Bethesda, passed away on Friday, Jan 30 with her family by her side, in her home at Sunrise Assisted Living. Her death was due to complications from Alzheimer's.
Mrs. Dunlop was born Dec 20, 1920 in Newton, Mass to Walter Mansfield Marston and Elizabeth Crocker.
She received her education at the Winsor School in Boston. She served with the Red Cross in India during WWII, then returned home to Boston and spent 12 years at the Institute of Contemporary Art. She married Graham Warren Dunlop of Boston on April 19, 1956 and soon after had two children. She returned to secretarial work in the arts and in private medical practice.
She enjoyed playing tennis, bridge, expanding her creative passion of knitting.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Graham Warren Dunlop who died in 1996.
She is survived by one son, Eric Graham Dunlop of Nashville, Tenn; one daughter, Pamela Ives Bannan of Severna Park; one sister, Elizabeth Smithers, of Rhode Island; and 3 grandchildren.
Her body is being donated to science, with remains cremated. Memorial celebrations are being planned for this spring and summer. Donations can be made in her name to the Alzheimer's Association of Greater MD, Chapter 1850, York Road Suite D Timonium, MD 21093.
Mrs. Dunlop was born Dec 20, 1920 in Newton, Mass to Walter Mansfield Marston and Elizabeth Crocker.
She received her education at the Winsor School in Boston. She served with the Red Cross in India during WWII, then returned home to Boston and spent 12 years at the Institute of Contemporary Art. She married Graham Warren Dunlop of Boston on April 19, 1956 and soon after had two children. She returned to secretarial work in the arts and in private medical practice.
She enjoyed playing tennis, bridge, expanding her creative passion of knitting.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Graham Warren Dunlop who died in 1996.
She is survived by one son, Eric Graham Dunlop of Nashville, Tenn; one daughter, Pamela Ives Bannan of Severna Park; one sister, Elizabeth Smithers, of Rhode Island; and 3 grandchildren.
Her body is being donated to science, with remains cremated. Memorial celebrations are being planned for this spring and summer. Donations can be made in her name to the Alzheimer's Association of Greater MD, Chapter 1850, York Road Suite D Timonium, MD 21093.
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