Florence A. Betty Dunlop

Background

Dunlop, Florence A. Betty was born on May 17, 1917 in Newport, Gwent, England. Came to Jamaica, 1948. Daughter of William Ridd and Florence A. (Webber) Pope.

Education

Bachelor, Goddard College, 1968. Associate in Music, London College Music, 1933.

Career

President, director, Attleboro (Massachusetts) Museum, 1971-1974; teacher, Attleboro (Massachusetts) Museum, 1974-1980; president, director, Providence Watercolor Society, 1975-1977; teacher, Sharon, Massachusetts, 1975-1980; president, director, Rhode Island Watercolor Society, 1989-1991; teacher, Attleboro, 1987-1997; interim director, Society Arts and Crafts, Boston, 1979-1980. Presenter numerous workshops. Jurying numerous exhibits, Boston and Providence.

Achievements

• Florence A. Betty Dunlop has been listed as a noteworthy music and art educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

• book

  • Concerto For The Heart

Interests

• Avocations: gardening, writing, traveling.

Connections

Married Edwin Dunlop, May 25, 1942 (deceased December 1971). Children: Ian E., Adrian William R., F. Gaye, Nairn R.

Father:

William Ridd Pope

Mother:

Florence A. (Webber) Pope

Spouse:

Edwin Dunlop

child:

Ian E. Dunlop

child:

F. Gaye Dunlop

child:

Adrian William R. Dunlop

child:

Nairn R. Dunlop