James R. Dunlap, M.D.
September 1, 1930 – December 16, 2019
Preceded in death by son, Timothy G. Dunlap. Survived by wife, Joan M. Dunlap; children: Mary Capadano (Harry), Thomas Dunlap, Sr. (Janice), Patrick J. Dunlap, Margaret D’Costa (Ophill), James R. Dunlap, Jr. (Margie), Suzanne Carl (Douglas), Monica Thiel (Joe), Amy Dickas (Steve), Jennifer Livingston (Mike), Allison Dunlap and Maria Dunlap; 34 grand
children; and six great-grandchildren.
Family will receive friends Thursday, December 19th from 5pm to 7pm, at Christ the King Catholic Church (654 86th St.) followed by a VIGIL SERVICE at 7pm. MASS OF CHRISTIAN BURIAL: Friday, December 20th, 10am, Christ the King Catholic Church. INTERMENT: Calvary Cemetery with military honors. In lieu of flowers, memorials are suggested to Archdiocese of Omaha Seminary Fund, Madonna School, Institute for Priestly Formation, Creighton Preparatory School, Christ the King Catholic Church, or masses.
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So very sad and sorry to hear of your loss. Sending you all prayers of comfort during this tough time especially to your sweet mother.
With love, Jeff and Maria Sauvageau and Ashley
Prayers for all the family
Joan & Family … You are in my thoughts and prayers … my deepest Sympathy. May the Good Lord walk with you and give you strength. Peace and Joy, Jan Haney
Doug, Suzanne, and James, from our family to yours, love and prayers sent.
When asked in routine greeting “How are you?”, Dr. Dunlap’s signature response was “vicious”. Hardly the man we knew, but surely the lively spirit he cast. He was one of those who made patient care at Richard Young distinctive, compassionate and restorative. A big loss to a big family and all he touched with healing. With the Lord it is always Christmas. Farewell good and faithful servant.
Dear Jay and family :
So sorry for your loss. We will pray for you and your family.
Bill, Susanne, Molly, Oihane and Meg
Kansas City KS
We are sending our deepest sympathy and prayers for your loss at this time…Dr Dunlap was a great man husband and father. A pillar to our Catholic faith community..May his soul rest in peace united in Christ for all eternity ..
Peace eternal to Dr. Dunlap; sympathy and peace to his beloved Joan and family.
With thoughts and prayers,
Peg O’Dea Lippert (formerly of Therapy Resource Associates)
generations of physicians will remember him as an able and generous educator and teacher .My prayers and sympathy to the family . Rest In Peace Dr. Dunlop
Dr. Dunlap was so interested in the education of psychiatry trainees in our residency program. He attended case conference presentations and Grand Rounds; for years; even presented at a Grand Rounds on the history of psychiatry. Such a gentleman….. He and Joan attended several graduation banquets honoring our residents who were graduating and moving on to practice psychiatry. I had another connection to the Dunlap family as my sons all attended St. Pius X/St. Leo School and knew Pat while he was working there. Wonderful family! I had not heard of Dr. Dunlap’s passing until seeing this obituary today (Jan. 8). Sorry I did not attend the funeral. My prayers are lifted up for the Dunlaps and i smile when thinking of some of my interactions with him. He always said he was vicious; he certainly had a “viciously huge heart.” You’ll be missed, Dr. D!
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