John Dunlop

1874–1957 (age 83)

Biography

John Dunlop combined an appreciation for practical industry with a keen interest in the arts, turning his energies toward fostering high standards of service and integrity in the institutions he helped to guide.

He cherished the natural beauty of Mount Auburn and supported continuing care for its grounds, leaving behind a memory of courtesy, generosity, and a lifelong regard for the common good.

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