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DEATH NOTICE

JEAN FLARTEY SCHNABEL CARROLL

1930 -2019

Jean Carroll of Potomac,MDand Isle ofPalms,

SC passed away on November 1, 2019 after

acourageous battle with cancer.Loving wife

to the late CDR ThomasF.Carroll. Devoted

mother of William (Diana) Schnabel, the late

GeorgeJ. Schnabel II, and Kaaren (Mark) Mor-

gan along with seven grandchildren and six

great-grandchildren. Step mother to Thomas’

three daughters,Victoria Sullivan,Patty Robin-

son and Mariana Klem.ACelebration of her

Life will be held on Saturday,November 16

at4p.m. at St.Francis Episcopal Church in

Potomac,MD.

CARROLL

VINCENTT. DE LUCA

Of Ashburn,VApassed away on November 6,

2019 at the age of 93.

He was married for 55 years to his beloved Ann

Harnage De Luca. He is survived by his children

Rosanne De Luca, Michael De Luca, Robert and

wife Lisa De Luca, and Mary Ellen and husband

Peter McCormick as well as six grandchildren.

Vince wasaretired TV Station Manager of

WOKR-TV and was extremely proud of his work

in support of the hearing-impaired college

students at RIT in 1987. WOKR in Rochester,

NY was recognized as one of the first TV

stations in theU.S.to offer Closed Caption

technology under his leadership.

Afuneral mass will be held at 11:30 a.m. on

Monday,November 11, 2019 at St. Theresa

Catholic Church. The family will receive friends

one hour prior to the service from 10:30 a.m.

until 11:30 a.m. Burial will be held at1p.m.

onTuesday,November 12, 2019 atFairfax

MemorialPark. In lieu of flowers,memorial

donations may be made to Capital Caring

Hospice.Arrangements entrusted to Adams

Green Funeral Home.

DE LUCA

BETSY SAMUELSON GREER

On November 3, 2019, Betsy Samuelson Greer

passedaway peacefully afterayear and half

battle with cancer.Family will receive friends

on Thursday,November 21 at2p.m. at the

Unitarian Universalist Church, 4444 Arlington

Blvd., Arlington,VA.

GREER

DR. ROBERT HARTZMAN

Dr.Robert Hartzman died on

Thursday,October 31, 2019

from complications of heart

bypass surgery.Survived by his

wife,Marlene and son, Alex

(Elizabeth Clare), Dr.Hartzman

wasaleading force in unrelated hematopoi-

etic stem cell transplant. He received his

medical degree from the University of Wis-

consin-Madison in 1971, where he worked

with pioneers in the field of transplantation

immunology and genetics.Following his

residency at Dartmouth, Dr.Hartzman was

inducted into the Navy,where he per-

formed bone marrow transplants at the

Naval Medical Center and Naval Medical

Research Center.Heestablished theC.W.

BillYoung Marrow Donor Recruitment and

Research Program; founded the Radiation

InjuryTreatment Network; and following

his retirement, served as director of the

Navy's Bone Marrow Research Directorate.

Dr.Hartzman's work will live on through

the one million donors recruited into the

registry and the more than 8,000 trans-

plants completed during his tenure.Every

life saved isatribute to his innovative

research and dedication to service.

Amemorial service will be held Monday,

November 11, 10:30 a.m. at River Road

Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 6301

River Rd., Bethesda, MD 20817. In lieu of

flowers,memorial contributions may be

made to the Center forPatientPartnerships

at the University of Wisconsin-Madison,

http://www.patientpartnerships.org.Interment

will be held at Arlington National Cemetery,

details to be announced. Services entrust-

ed to Sagel Bloomfield Danzansky Goldberg

Funeral Care.

http://www.sagelbloomfield.com

HARTZMAN

ROSAMONDPATRICIA MEEHAN HAYES

Died peacefully at her home in Alexandria,

Virginia on November 1, 2019. She was the

beloved wife of the late Carroll William Hayes

for 62 years.Rosamond is survived by her

loving sons,Carroll William "Bill" Hayes,Jr.

anddaughter-in-lawChristineConway-Hayes

of Kingston, MA., Mark Charles Hayes and

daughter-in-law Gail Yorty Hayes ofFalls

Church,VA., and John Thomas "Tim" Hayes and

daughter-in-law Julie Hayes ofFairfax, Virginia.

She is also survived by her grandchildren

Andrew Conway and his wife Lydia of

Charlestown, MA, Daniel Hayes of Atlanta, GA,

Andrew Hayes of Cincinnati, OH,Taylor Hayes

of Raleigh, NC,Katie Hayes of Arlington,VA

and Jenna Hayes ofFairfax,VA.Additionally,

Rosamond is survived by brother-in-lawWayne

M.Weisner,M.D., and sisters-in-law Mary

Hayes Johansen and Elizabeth A. Hayes and

numerous nephews,nieces and grand

nephews and nieces.

ARequiem Mass will be held at 12 Noon,

on Saturday,November 16, 2019 at Queen of

Apostles Catholic Church, 4329 Sano Street,

Alexandria, Virginia 22312. Interment at Arling-

ton National Cemetery will be atalater date.

HAYES

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DEATH NOTICE

WILLIAM G. HESSLER, “Bill”

WilliamG.“Bill” Hessler,ofRockville,MD,

onTuesday,November 5, 2019. Beloved

husband of 45 years of JoanneS.Hessler;

loving father of Brett and Glenn Hessler,

MickiFegan, WilliamS. and David Hessler;

grandfather of Nicholas,Jimmy,Christo-

pher,Sean, Matthew,Colton, Quinn,Avery

and Barron.

The family will receive friends at

PUMPHREY’S COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME,

300 W.MontgomeryAve.(Rt. 28, just off I-

270 exit 6A), Rockville,MDonSunday from

3to6p.m. Mass of Christian Burial will be

offered at St. Elizabeth Catholic Church,

917 Montrose Road, Rockville,MDon

Monday,November 11, 2019 at 12:30p.m.

Interment Ft. Lincoln Cemetery.

Memorial contributions may be made to

American Cancer Society,Tribute Giving,

8400 Silver Crossing, Oklahoma City,Okla-

homa 73132 or American Lung Associa-

tion, 1301 PennsylvaniaAvenue,NW,Suite

800,Washington, DC 20004.

Please view and sign the family guestbook

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HESSLER

PAULA BONNIE KUGELMAN

(nee Holtzman)

On November 3, 2019, in PotomacFalls,VA.

Wife of AlanKugelman of PotomacFalls and

mother of MichaelKugelman of Annapolis,MD.

Survivors include Alan and MichaelKugelman;

abrother,David Holtzman, ofVentnor,NJ;

adaughter-in-law,SarahKugelman, and two

grandchildren, Adam and Ari Jun, of Annapolis,

MD; and many nieces.Paula was born to

the late Doris and Alex Holtzman in 1948

in Philadelphia. She attended Northeast High

School in Philadelphia. She went to Penn State

University to study psychology.She and her

husband Alan married in 1969. She received

amaster’sdegree in social work from the

University of Maryland. In 1979, shortly after

the birth of son Michael, the young family

began along period of international liv-

ing—Norway,Japan,France,and Belgium. Dur-

ing this time abroad, she led programs that

provided counseling to foreign communities.

Later in life,Paula lived in northern Virginia.

Formany years,she worked asaTraveller’s

Aid volunteer at Dulles International Airport. A

major love in her final years was her two young

grandsons,with whom she enjoyed reading,

dancing, and singing.Services previously held.

KUGELMAN

NATHANIELPHILIPLANE

Aresident of Arlington, Virginia, passed away

on November 2, 2019 inWashington, DC,atthe

age of 48, as the result of an auto accident.

Nathan becameaForeign Service Officer for

the State Department in 2000. He served

the United States with distinction in multiple

countries including Mexico,Russia, Belarus,

Vietnam, and most recently inKenya. Nathan

was beloved by colleagues for his kindness,

generosity,and infectious laughter.

Born in Madison, Wisconsin, Nathan grew up

in Lincoln, Nebraska, and graduated from the

University of Nebraska withaBAinPolitical

Science,and earnedaMAinPolitical Science

from the University of Illinois.

Nathan is survived by his wife of 23 years,Sara

Michael, and their son, Peter;his mother,Janie

Lane; father,Leslie Lane; stepmother,Judith

Lane; and his brother,Zachary Lane.

Nathan wasalifelong baseball enthusiast,

and steadfastly gave his allegiance to the

Washington Nationals.Afluent reader of Russ-

ian, he loved the novels of Boris Akunin. Nathan

enjoyed running and chess,and he especially

relished time playing pickup sports with his

son.

Amemorial service in Nathan’shonor will be

held at the First United Methodist Church in

Lincoln, Nebraska on Sunday,November 10 at

2p.m.Agathering inWashington, DC will be

planned for later this month.

In lieu of flowers,please consider supporting

acause Nathan was passionate about: a

scholarship for Lincoln Northeast High School

students to experience life abroad. Donations

may be made to CIEE: Council on International

Educational Exchange withanote indicating

it is in memory of Nathan Lane at

http://www.ciee.org/donate-high-school [ciee.org]or

mailed to CIEE, 300Fore St, Portland, ME

04101.

LANE

HELENF. LEAVITT

On Monday,November 4,

2019. Loving wife of 53 years
      to the late William E. Leavitt;
      mother of Alexandra(Jon)
      Evans and WilliamF.Leavitt;
      Relatives and friends may call
      at the BORGWARDT FUNERAL HOME, 4400
      Powder Mill Road, Beltsville,MDonTues-
      day,from2to4and7to9p.m. Funeral
      service will be held at the Chapel at Rider-
      wood Village,3140 Gracefield Road, Silver
      Spring, MD onWednesday,November 13,
      at 12 Noon. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
      Memorial contributions may be made to
      Central Union Mission, 65 Massachusetts
      Avenue,NW,Washington, DC 20001.
      http://www.borgwardtfuneralhome.com

LEAVITT

GLADYS BALBUS LIPKIN, RN, MS,

(Age 93)

Passed away inWashington, DC on October

13, 2019. Loving mother,wife,grandmoth-

er,great-grandmother.Graduate of Cornell/

NewYork Hospital School of Nursing and

the Nurse Practitioner program at Adelphi

University.For years,she worked asapsy-

chotherapist, childbirth educator/Lamaze

instructor,authorofnursingtextbooks.

Loved by many.Preceded in death by hus-

band, Dr.Nathan Lipkin, daughter,Rebecca

Lipkin. Survived by children, Harriet Lipkin

(Chris Sautter) and Alan (Barbara) Lipkin,

grandchildren, Josh Sautter,Stephanie

(Wes) Huffman, Richard (Summer) Lipkin,

Sam (Julia) Lipkin and Molly Lipkin, great-

grandchildren, Rebecca Huffman and

Poppy Lipkin. Memorial service 10 a.m.

on Sunday,November 10 at Adas Israel

Congregation, 2850 Quebec St. NW,Wash-

ington,DC20008.Receptiontofollow.

LIPKIN

DEATH NOTICE

ALFREDJAMES PRICE, SR.

OnTuesday,October 29, 2019. He is survived

by his loving and devoted wife Gloria A. Thomp-

son-Price; two daughters,Elizabeth Obiekwe

(Nzube) and Alisa Price; step-daughter,Clau-

dine Cuffee (Don); two sons,AlfredJames

Price,Jr. (Rosalind) and Arthur Eugene Price;

three sisters; andahost of other relatives and

friends.Visitation 10 a.m. until time of Mass of

Christian Burial 11 a.m., Monday,November 11

at St. Luke Catholic Church, 4925 East Capitol

St. SE. Interment Resurrection Cemetery,Clin-

ton, MD.Arrangements by POPE FUNERAL

HOME.

PRICE

Emma M. Schinner-Callaghan

Emma Marie Schinner-Callaghan (Age 100)

of Laurel, MD,went home to be with

the Lord onTuesday November 5, 2019.

Born in Glen Burnie,MDonApril 23, 1919,

she was the daughter of the late Wilber

and LauraShipley.She was the loving wife

of the late Carl H. Schinner,Sr.and her

late second husband,Frances Callaghan.

She will be lovingly missed by her children,

Carl H. Jr., Wilber "Burr" (Margie), Edward

(Fran), Richard (Phanny)' Helen, wife of

Richard Overby,14grandchildren, 19 great

grandchildren, six great- great grandchil-

dren.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend

viewings held at Donaldson Funeral Home,

313 TalbottAve.,Laurel, MD on Monday

November 11, 2019 from2to4p.m. and

6to8p.m.ACelebration of Life will be

held at First Baptist Church of Laurel, 15000

First Baptist Lane,Laurel, MD onTuesday

November 12, 2019 at 10 a.m. followed by

interment atFort Lincoln Cemetery.

SCHINNER-

CALLAGHAN

FRONTIS BURBANK WIGGINS,JR.

"Wig"

Frontis Burbank (Wig) Wiggins,Jr. ,retiredFor-

eign Service Officer and internationally recog-

nized Bing Crosby expert, died on October 29,

2019, at his home in Arlington, Virginia at the

age of 90. He was born in Thomasville,Georgia,

on April 7, 1929 toFrontis Burbank and Emma

Louise (King) Wiggins and grew up in Albany,

Georgia. He earnedadegree in Industrial

Engineering from GeorgiaTech andaGraduate

Commerce (MBA) degree from the University

of Birmingham, England. He then worked for

Standard Oil in Baton Rouge and in 1952, joined

the US Navy during theKoreanWar. Afterwards

he earnedaMaster of Political Science from

the University of California at Berkeley.He

entered theForeign Service in 1956 and served

for 35 years.His first posts wereKenya and

Guatemala, followed by Indonesia, where in

1960 he married an Embassy colleague,Laura

Ponnone ofFarmington, Connecticut. He later

served in Rome,Italy and as the Deputy Chief

of Mission for Malta. After heading the Board of

Examiners and serving as the Deputy Director

General his final post was asU.S.Consul to

Brisbane,Australia. He retired in 1991. He

loved music of all kinds,but his favorite by

far was Bing Crosby.Heserved for decades

as the American Representative for the Inter-

national Club Crosby.Hedeveloped enduring

friendships with Bing enthusiasts all over the

world, preserving Bing's musical legacy.Heco-

authoredabook "The Definitive Bing Crosby

Discography:From 78s to CDs" and assisted

MCA records inaseries of re-issues of Bing's

recordings,involving overadozen CDs and was

interviewed byWAMU and the VillageVoice.He

was also instrumental in HofstraUniversity's

2002 "Bing! Crosby and American Culture"

conference.Helost his wife in 2007 after 47

years of devoted partnership.Heissurvived

by his brother,James Marvin (Adele Cooke), of

Glen Eden Beach, Oregon, his daughter,Joanne

(Shelley Platt), of Richmond, and his son,Fron-

tis Burbank III, and grandson,Frontis Burbank

(Primo) IV,ofFairfax. His funeral will be at held

12:30 pm on November 16 at Murphy Funeral

Home,4510 Wilson Blvd ArlingtonVA22203.

Inurnment at King David Memorial Gardens in

Falls Church,VA.

WIGGINS

IN MEMORIAM

KRISTTONY MILIN, M.D.

November 9, 1980-August 2, 2008

Classmates of yours from many years past

wrote us recently,sharing their memories of

you. They wrote of your infectious smile,your

kindness and helpfulness to others,and your

drive and intellect. One wrote that you were a

joyful presence,another that you wereagreat

person.Weyour parents knew even more

about you.Youwerealoving son who always

showed his appreciation, even when far from

home,ofhis family and what he had been given

in life.Itisfitting that you wereaNovember-

born child, for you embodied the thankfulness

for family and friends that is the essence of the

Thanksgiving holiday.

Tony,you are deeply missed on this,the day of

your birth.

Our love for you is timeless.

Mom and Dad

MILIN

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IN MEMORIAM

BERNICE MARIE QUANDER-MILES

11/9/1917-3/8/2004

Mama Niece Happy 102nd Birthday!

Youwere Authentic,Beautiful, Caring, Diligent,

Efficient, Funny,Gorgeous,Happy,Intelligent,

Joyous,Kind, Loving, Magnificent, Nice,

Outgoing, Precious,Quiet, Reliable,Smart,

Tough, Understanding, Victorious,Wonderful,

X-traordinary,Youthful and Zealous.

Iwill meet you in Heaven.

However,Iam not readyYet!

Love Forever,

Maureen and Mozart Honey Bunny

QUANDER-MILES

DEATH NOTICE

BOB BENJAMIN

Bob Benjamin, age 75, passed November

2, 2019 at home.BornFebruary 11, 1944

in Ipswich MA. Survived by his wife,Irvena

Brown; five children, Jim,Janel,Janis,JoAnn

andJason; grandchildren, Madison and

Makenzie; siblings,Lori, Ben (Thomas),

Larry,Norma, Barbara, Jeanie,Donald and

the lateJackie.Bob leavesahost of nieces,

nephews and friends.Celebration of Life at

Cove Point MD on Sunday November 10,

2019 at2p.m.

BENJAMIN

DEATH NOTICE

FELICIAJ. OWENS

Our belovedFelicia passed away November

2, 2019. She leaves behindadaughter Sheila,

granddaughters,Trevia and Nicole; grandson,

Frank Jr.Services will be Monday,November

11, atWard Memorial AME Church, 241 42nd

St NEWash., DC.Viewing 10 a.m. to12p.m.

Funeral will begin at 12p.m.

OWENS

SHARONN.PEIKIN

On November 7, 2019, Sharon

Nimetz Peikin passed away

peacefully with her family by

her side,followingalong illness.

Sharon was the beloved wife

of 58 years to Dr.Alan Peikin;

devoted mother of Jeffrey,Steven (Jodi)

and David (Stacey); loving daughter of the

late Drs.Aaron and Blanche Nimetz; caring

sister of Dr.Allen Nimetz (Carol); and proud

grandmother of Brian, Emily,Alison, Sophie

and Justin.

Sharon was bornJanuary 14, 1940 inWash-

ington, DC.She graduated from Calvin

Coolidge High School and Brandeis Univer-

sity.She worked asaMontgomery County

elementary school teacher and as the office

manager of her husband's oral surgery

practice.She wasalongtime member of

Woodmont Country Club andWashington

Hebrew Congregation, where she was

active in the Sisterhood. Sharon volun-

teered her time to the JewishFederation

for Group Homes,aservice organization

for individuals with disabilities.She and her

husband were avid travelers.

Funeral services will be held Sunday,

November 10, 1p.m. at Washington

Hebrew Congregation, 3935 Macomb

Street,N.W.,Washington, DC.Interment

will follow at Garden of Remembrance

MemorialPark in Clarksburg, Maryland.

After the interment on Sunday,and on

Monday at4p.m. family will be receiving

guests at the late residence in Rockville.

Donations in her memory may be made

in her name to the charity of your choice.

Services entrusted to Sagel Bloomfield Dan-

zansky Goldberg Funeral Care.

http://www.sagelbloomfield.com

PEIKIN

DEATH NOTICE

THOMASB. PROFFITT

SGM, US Army (Ret.)

Of Alexandria, Virginia passed away in Rock-

ledge,FLonThursday,November 7, 2019.

Beloved husband of the late Hannelore Ingrid

Proffitt; father of RobertD.Proffitt (Susan) and

SandraProffitt-Marsteller (Floyd); Brother of

David Proffitt; grandfather ofTara,Nicholas,

Brooke,Stephanie and Cristine.Thomas is

also survived by five great-grandchildren. A

memorial service will be held at Jefferson

Funeral Chapel, 5755 Castlewellan Dr., Alexan-

dria,VAonFriday,November 15 at1p.m. Inter-

ment Arlington National Cemetery atalater

date.Inlieu of flowers,contributions may be

made to the American Cancer Society

PROFFITT

SOPHIE KANOFSKY SHREIBER

OnTuesday,November 5, 2019,

SOPHIE SHREIBER, age 96, of

Daytona Beach, FL. She was

born on July 27, 1923, inWash-

ington, DC.Aformer employee

of HEW/FDA/Bureau ofVeteri-

nary Medicine,Sophie and her husband

Benjamin lived in MD,where they owned

and operatedarestaurant. In 1980, they

retired to Daytona Beach and she became

the co-founder ofVenus Cruise Lines.For a

period of time,she worked in her daughter

Dorrie's business in St. Augustine.She was

amember of the Senior Show Club of

Ormond Beach andKopy Kats.She was a

volunteer with the Bureau of Braille and

Talking Book Library,Division of Blind Ser-

vices,Florida Department of Education.

Sophie sold war stamps during WW II and

participated in the Cancer Aid Group.While

living in Silver Spring, MD,she wasamem-

ber of ShaareTefila Congregation. While

residing in Daytona Beach, she wasamem-

ber ofTemple Israel andTreasurer of their

Sisterhood. She wasamember of B'nai

B'rith, Hadassah and the Social Committee

at Bayshore Condominium. She was wid-

owed from both Benjamin "Bill" Kanofsky

and Leo Shreiber.She was the sister of

the late Sam Leiderman and the late Cele

Hirsh. She is survived by her children, Steve,

Dorrie andJay(Paula) Kanofsky,grandchil-

dren, Beth and Scott (Stefanie) Kanofsky,

and brother,Max Leiderman and many

relatives and friends.Graveside funeral ser-

vices will be held on Sunday,November

10, 2019, 11 a.m. at King David Memorial

Garden,Falls Church,VA.Arrangements

entrusted toTORCHINSKY HEBREW FUNER-

AL HOME, 202-541-1001.

SHREIBER

JOSEPH SILVERMAN, Ph.D

(Age 97)

OnWednesday,November 6, 2019 at his

residence in Chevy Chase,MD,one day

after his 97th birthday.Born November 5,

1922 in NewYork City to the lateJakob

and Mary (nee Chechick) Silverman, he

attended Brooklyn College,then served in

the US Army in WWII and returned to

obtain his Ph.D from Columbia University.

Dr.Silverman retired from the University of

Maryland in 1990 as Professor Emeritus of

the Chemical Engineering Department after

a30+ year career.

He is survived by his beloved wife of 68

years,Joan (neeJacks) Silverman and his

devoted sons,Joshua and David Silverman.

Graveside service and interment will be

held at King David Memorial Garden, 7482

Lee Highway,Falls Church,VA(cemetery

entrance on Hollywood Road) on Sunday,

November 10, 2019 at2p.m. In lieu of

flowers contributions in the name of Dr.

Silverman may be made to the Jewish

Federation of GreaterWashington, 6101

Executive Blvd., North Bethesda, MD 20852

(www.shalomdc.org). Please view and sign

the family guest book at:

http://www.PumphreyFuneralHome.com

SILVERMAN

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JOSÉ MARCOS SUGAR

Died peacefully on November 7, 2019 after a

brief illness.Mr. Sugar is survived by his wife

of 50 years,Mary Sugar;his sister Ana Erminia

Sugar deVenica; nephews and nieces,cousins,

and many friends.Mr. Sugar,who was born

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