Constance "Connie" Dunlap
October 2, 2010
Date of Birth: April 24, 1942 Date of Death: Oct 2, 2010 Age 68 of Forest Lake, MN passed away peacefully at home Oct. 2, 2010. Raised in Max, ND. Preceded in death by daughter, Crystal; parents, Fred and Kathryn Strilcov and brother, Walter Strilcov. Survived by husband, Art Dunlap; son, Jason (Heidi) Dunlap; grandchildren, Samuel, Noah and Elizabeth Dunlap; brothers, Gordon (Chris) Strilcov and Marlin Strilcov; sister, Marianne (Richard) Podruchny; sister-in-law, Sharon Strilcov; nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Vistations amp; Funeral Services Visitation 5-8 PM Wed. Oct. 6th at Roberts Family Funeral Home, 555 Centennial Dr SW, Forest Lake. Funeral service 11 AM Thurs. Oct. 7th at Coon Rapids Free Church, 2650 - 128th Ave. NW, Coon Rapids with visitation beginning at 10 AM until time of service. A second service honoring Connie will be held at 11 AM Saturday, October 9th at First Baptist Church, 200 -3rd Street SW, Minot, ND with visitation beginning at 10 AM until time of service. Interment Max Baptist Cemetery, Max, ND. Memorials to Child Evangelism Fellowship, Gideons International, and Grace Church-Wyoming, MN.
Hello to the family and relatives of Constance Dunlap,
Connie will truly be missed by all. She has been a blessing to others through her love and testimony of Jesus her Lord and Saviour. You will have many blessed memories to cherish through your lifetimes. We have appreciated Connie’s updates (via e-mail) throughout her illness and we know that many others were blessed and encouraged because of her testimony.
Hello to Mariianne and Richard, Sharon, Gordon and Marlin. Our family is doing well (Lorraine in San Diego, Edna in Tempi, Arizona, James Harchanko in Huntsville, Alabama. Lorraine too, sends her thoughts and prayers. Allan and I have both sons living in Calgary: David and Karma, Hunter (10) and James and Nicole, Sophie (8) and Nicholas (6). Keep in touch with us – we love you all.
Donna & Allan Holoboff
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. You will be missed something awful, but we will all see you again.