Pamela R Dunlap

at Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center. She was born September 2, 1949, to

her parents Warren and Wilma Dunlap. Pam resided in the Rogue Valley area for

her entire life.

Pam was an active member in the 4-H Program. From the fourth through twelfth

grade, she raised Black Angus steers and participated in various cooking projects.

Many a summer you could see Pam exhibiting her projects at the Jackson County

Fair.

After graduation from high school, Pam enrolled in the nursing program at

Southern Oregon College, Ashland, OR. Upon obtaining her registered nursing

degree, she began her career at Providence Medical Center. After leaving

Providence, her love for nursing did not stop. For years she provided home care

for elderly members of the community.

Pam was born and raised in the Catholic Faith. She loved her church. Throughout

the years, she practiced her faith by teaching in the Child Faithing Program,

providing food for youth group gatherings and desserts for funeral receptions.

Later on, she became an greeter for the Masses and an active volunteer at St.

Vincent’s de Paul. She was extremely generous in giving of her time and

donations.

Pam truly had a passion for greeting card making. For years she made beautifully

crafted cards and generously shared them with many. At Christmas, she made

cards for the soldiers oversees and donated many to other organizations. Without

hesitation, upon request of many people, she would create cards.

She is survived by her sisters: Marcia Chapman (Dean) of Medford, OR and Dana

Berny (Mike) of Astoria, OR, two nieces: Jenipher Hawkins of Medford and

Michelle Berny-Lang (Chris) of Rockville, MD and one nephew: Brent Chapman

(Alisha) of Livermore, CA, also five great nieces: Ashleigh Emonds (Logan) and

Mackenzie Hawkins of Medford, Leanna and Alexa Chapman, Livermore, CA and

Clara Lang, Rockville, MD and one great great niece: Poppi Emonds, Medford.

Pam is also survived by long-time friends: Gordon and Merrie Paladijczuk of

Canyon City, OR and Tracie Paladijczuk of Alaska. She was preceeded in death

by her parents and will be truly missed by many.

The family would like to extend a thank you to Fr. Jim Clifford and Fr. Fredy

Bonila for their wonderful spiritual care to Pam and us.

A memorial service and

interment will occur at a later date. Donations may be made to St. Vincent’s de

Paul of Medford, OR.