C10 EZRE THE WASHINGTON POST.SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20 , 2019
DEATH NOTICEKENNETH HARRINGTON
"Ken" (Age 74)
Died on October 17, 2019 at InovaFairfax
Hospital afteracourageous battle with cancer.
Kenwas born in Glasgow,Scotland and grew
up in Buffalo,NY.He and his wife have lived
in Herndon,VAfor 34 years.Ken served in
the US Navy and was employed in the telecom-
munications industry.Hewas an avid wood-
worker and worked part time in the wood
shop at the Reston Community Center.Hewas
amember of theWashingtonWoodworker's
Guild and the Society of American Period
Furniture Makers (SAPFM.)Kenissurvived by
his loving wife of 37 years,SharonWardle
Harrington; sons,ChristopherM(Julie) Har-
rington,KennethM(Jennifer) Harrington, and
DanielJ"D.J."(Kelly) Harrington from his previ-
ous marriage to Dale Earl Denner;grandfather
to Jessica (Daniel) Cookinham, Christopher
Harrington, Kaitlyn Harrington, Briana Harring-
ton, Abigail Harrington, Savana Harrington,
and great-grandfather to Lilly Cookinham and
Connor Cookinham. He is also survived by his
siblings,Christine (William) Hilliker,James C
Harrington, Jr., Moira(David) Lane; and brother-
in-law,EricL(Marion)Wardle,and many nieces
and nephews.Family and friends are invited
to attendaCelebration of Life forKenon
Monday,October 21 from2to4p.m. at the
Reston Community Center,2310 Colts Neck
Rd, Reston,VA.Interment private.Inlieu of
flowers,contributions may be made inKen's
memory to the American Cancer Society or the
PBSFoundation. More info and condolences at
http://www.adamsgreen.comHARRINGTONROMELIA L. JOHNSON
Peacefully passed away October
15, 2019. Devoted wife of David
Johnson; loving daughter of Sylvia
Moody.She is also survived by a
host of other relatives and friends.
Friends may visit with the family
Wednesday,October 23 from 10:30 a.m. until
time of service 12 noon at Evangel Cathedral,
13901 CentralAve.,Upper Marlboro,MD.
Interment to follow at Harmony MemorialPark.
Services by SLOCUM FUNERAL SERVICE,PA ,
301-979-8818.JOHNSONat the Virginia Institute of Marine Science
(“VIMS”), William and Mary’sschool of marine
science.
Beingachild of Tidewater,Carroll loved the
Bay and participated in every way he could
to support VIMS,knowing that its science will
help restore and protect the Bay in the future.
His involvement with VIMS included serving
as President of its endowment foundation
board and its advisory council for which
Carroll wasalong-term member.Carroll
received VIMS’PathfinderAward in recogni-
tion for his commitment, service and devo-
tion to VIMS and the Chesapeake Bay.
In every area of his life Carroll collected
cherished friends.Carroll wasamember of
Kappa Alpha at W&M and the gatherings with
his fraternity brothers were always special
times.One of his greatest joys was traveling
the IntracoastalWaterways alongside his pal,
Bunny Bryant. The friendships gained through
his professional career at Reynolds Secu-
rities,Johnston Lemon&Co.and Daven-
port&Co.were dear to him. Carroll also
greatly valued the friends he made at All
Saints Sharon Chapel, theJamestown-York-
townFoundation, and from the years spent
living in the Gloucester community.
Above all else,family was most important.
Carroll wasadevoted husband, father and
grandfather.Heloved watching the children
and grandchildren grow up and being able to
playapart in helping them along the way.He
relished the time that the extended Owens
family would gather annually atKenilware,
his Gloucester home.WithPatty by his side
all the way,Carroll livedafull and happy life.
Carroll is survived by his wife,Patty,of57
years,their two children, Carroll “Coby”W.
Owens III (Elizabeth) and Catherine “Carrie”
E. Owens Garland (Jim) both of Alexandria
VAand six grandchildren, Bayley,Emily,Ellie,
Catherine,Jack and Benjamin, his sister,
Diane Owens Lehner and brother,Donald
Owens (Harlean), four nieces,Mary Nell Lehn-
er,MollyWolff (John), Sarah Allgeier (Paul),
and Julia Lehner,and two nephews,Scott
Owens (Michelle) and Daniel Owens (Lindsey)
andahost of loving great nieces and
nephews.
Memorial services will be held Thursday,
October 24 at 1:30p.m. at St. John’sEpis-
copal Church, 1525HStreet, NW,Washing-
ton, DC 20005 with reception to follow at 3
p.m. at Belle Haven Country Club 6023Fort
Hunt Rd. Alexandria,VA22307; and Sunday,
November3at12noon in the Wren Chapel
of the Sir Christopher Wren Building on the
campus of the College of William and Mary
in Williamsburg,VAwith reception to follow
in the Great Hall of the Wren Building.In
lieu of flowers,donations can be made to
the Chesapeake BayFoundation in memory
of Carroll so that his love for the Bay will
continue to live on: mail donations to 6
HerndonAve. Annapolis,MD21403 or donate
online at cbf.org.CARROLLWALLACE OWENS,JR.
Passed away peacefully at his home in
Alexandria,VAsurrounded by his loving fam-
ily on October 12, 2019. His life was a
testament to the things he cherished most -
his family and friends,his alma mater,and the
Chesapeake Bay.Tothese and other causes,
he gladly gave of his time and resources.
He was born on October 17, 1940, in Norfolk,
VA,toCarroll Sr.and Juliette Brumfield. An
outstanding athlete at Maury High School in
Norfolk, Carroll went on to play football and
tennis for the College of William and Mary.
After graduating from W&M in 1963, Carroll
served asaLieutenant in theU.S.Army atFort
Ord in California. By that time,hehad married
the love of his life,Patrisia “Patty” Bayliss,and
they had welcomed their first child, Carroll III
(Coby). Upon his discharge from the Army,
the family returned to Virginia in 1966, where
their daughter,Catherine (Carrie) was born.
Carroll entered the securities business where
he worked until his retirement in 2012.
During his professional career and after-
wards,Carroll worked continuously in sup-
port of W&M. His efforts resulted in restoring
the statue of Lord Botetourt that stands in
front of the Wren Building and the creation
ofastatue ofJames Monroe,one of W&M’s
distinguished alumni. Along with the help
of other alumni, Carroll helpedraise funds
for the restoration of the Wren Building.
Carroll andPatty have also been significant
supporters of the Muscarelle Museum of Art.
Carroll served on the Board of Directors of
W&M’sendowment foundation and created
the OwensFoundation that has financially
supported many activities and departments
of W&M and which awards the Monroe
Scholarship annually toadeserving under-
graduate student.
Carroll’scontributions to his beloved alma
mater were recognized when he was named
arecipient of the W&M Alumni Medallion,
the highest award given by the W&M Alumni
Association.
The OwensFoundation also providesafel-
lowship endowment foragraduate studentOWENSLegion of Merit for his leadership directing
the Army’sassistance in the turbulent after-
math of the assassination of Martin Luther
King, Jr,
He served at the Pentagon as Executive
Assistant to General William Peers,who
was appointed by the Army to investigate
the My Lai Massacre in Vietnam. He was
Aide-de-Camp to theU.S.Representative to
the CentralTr eaty Organization (CENTO) in
Ankara,Turkey.Grady’sfinal assignment was
at Ft. McNair working with Commanding
General RobertYerks.Grady loved life in the
Army and was humbled by the opportunities
it provided. He was awarded 17 medals
including the Bronze Star and the Legion of
Merit.Following retirement he worked at
Cornerstone,adefense contracting company
and at SAIC well into his 90’s.
Tohis children and grandchildren, he was a
true American hero who embodied love for
his country and he considered his selfless
service to be its highest calling.Hewill be
remembered for his gifted story telling, his
generosity,his boundless energy and his fun-
loving good nature.
He is survived by his daughter,Celeste (Tum-
lin) Brown and her husband Rick of FL; two
sons,GradyTumlin, Jr.ofCA, and Timothy
Tumlin of IL;astep-son Barry (Eleanor) Caudill
of KY;five grandchildren, Ryan (Christine)
Brown, Ansley (Matt) Brown, Alyssa Brown,
Brandee Caudill and Leslie Caudill; and three
great-grandchildren. He was preceded in
death by his wife,Betty Sue (Rash)Tumlin;
two brothers,Robert Lee OranTumlin and
Earnest OdellTumlin; andasister Maisie
(Burns)Waters.
Funeral services at Arlington National Ceme-
tery,Friday,October 25, 2019 beginning at
9a.m. at Old Post Chapel at Ft. Myer in
Arlington,VA.Those wishing to attend are
asked to enter through Ft. Myer’sHatfield
Gate.GRADYHOWELL TUMLIN
Lt. Colonel, US Army (Ret.)
Lt. Colonel Grady HowellTumlin,U.S.Army,
(Ret.) 94, of Alexandria,VAdied peacefully
with his closest family members at his side
on May 29, 2019. Grady was born in Atlanta,
GA on June 29, 1924 to Robert Newton and
Ida Mae (Burns)Tumlin.AcareerU.S.Third
Army officer for 37 years he wasaproud
veteran ofWorldWarII, Korea and Viet Nam.
He entered the Army in 1944 and served
in the Burma-China theater.AfterKorea,
he commandedatank company inWest
Germany.Hewas appointed toafaculty
position as head of the Leadership Depart-
ment at theU.S.Armor School at Ft. Knox, KY
then selected to attend the Army Command
and Staff College at Ft. Leavenworth, KS.
In Viet Nam he was Advisor to the Command-
ing General of the Vietnamese Command and
General Staff College in Dalat. Upon return
to theU.S.he was Chief of the Army’s
Emergency Operations Center (EOC) at
Ft. McPherson, GA and was awarded theTUMLINDEATH NOTICEVELMA LORITAKIBLER
Velma Lorita Kibler was born onJanuary 31,
1930 to Elbert and Alice Reed of Mayfield,
Oklahoma and passed away on October 17,
2019.
She is survived by her husband, Melvin of
Arlington,VA;two sons,Michael ofWood-
bridge,VAand Gary (Laura) of Sterling,VA;five
grandchildren, Brad Kibler (Kristi) ofPawley’s
Island, SC; Katie Kibler Sarmac (Geoff) ofWood-
bridge,VA; Grant (Stephanie) ofFairfax,VA;
Christine Kibler of Sterling,VA;Virginia and
Lindsey of Leesburg,VAand six great-grand-
children,Jack and Luke Kibler,Monica Kibler,
Malia andKendall Sarmac,Toby Kibler
Services will be held onTuesday,October 22,
2019 at Church of Christ inFalls Church 6149
Leesburg PikeFalls Church,VA22041 at 11
a.m. Interment to follow at Columbia Gardens
Cemetery in Arlington,VA.Website:
http://www.murphyfuneralhomes.comKIBLERSARAH HARRIS KIRBY
OnOctober10,2019,Sarah(Sally)Kirby
(97), passed away peacefully at home
in Alexandria. Widow of the late John
Charles Kirby,she is survived by her chil-
dren Anne,Jack, and Stephen Kirby (Mau-
reen Donahue),Jane K. Chopko (Mark),
sister Dorothy M. Harris,eight grand-
children, and eight great grandchildren.
Born in Covington, GA, Sally graduated
from Emory University Hospital School
of Nursing in 1942. She joined theU.S.
Army’snursing service duringWorldWar
II and was stationed at the 53rd General
Hospital in Malvern Hills,England. After
the war,she married and moved to the
Washington, DC area toraise her family.
The Kirbys moved to Battle Creek, MI, in
the late 1950s,then came back to the DC
area in 1962 and settled in Alexandria.
Sally returned to nursing, working as the
office nurse for Dr.Kenneth R. Johnson.
After retiring, she served for many years
asavolunteer at Inova Alexandria Hos-
pital. Visitation will be held at Blessed
Sacrament Catholic Church, 1427West
Braddock Road, Alexandria,VA22302,
onWednesday,October 30, at 10 a.m.,
followed byaFuneral Mass at 11 a.m.
Interment will follow atFairfax Memorial
Park,Fairfax,VA.Inlieu of flowers,
contributions may be made to the Inova
Alexandria Hospital Foundation, 4320
Seminary Road, Alexandria,VA22304.
Please view and sign the family guestbook
at:
http://www.everlywheatley.comKIRBYDEATH NOTICEKATHY M. KLOPFER
Of Bowie,MD,passed away on October 9, 2019
afteralong battle with cancer.She grew up
in Orlando,FLand hada30+ year’scareer
withVerizon in theWashington–Baltimore
area. She is survived by her husband or 36
years,Frank Klopfer and their two sons,Daniel
and Lucas,step-children,Keith andKelly,seven
grandchildren, and step grandchildren.Family
will receive friends on Saturday October 26
from 11 a.m. to1p.m. at the Robert E. Evans
Funeral Home,Bowie,MD.
http://www.robertevansfuneralhome.comKLOPPERALEX C. LAGOUDAKIS (Age 83)
Born in AthensGreece,died October 19,
2019 inWashington, DC,beloved husband
of Nicki BeattyLagoudakis.ARenaissance
Man: championathlete in high school and
college,artist, jazz drummer, graduate
degrees,and 1976 American Chess Associ-
ation Rating Quad System Winner.Alex's
interest included music,art, ancient history,
philosophy,religion and politics.Hewas a
kind, compassionateperson who will be
greatly missed by his wife Nicki and friends.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made
in Alex's nameto:U.N.High Commissioner
on Refugees,Rikki's Refuge for Animals,or
Southern Poverty Law Center.Aprivate
graveside service will take place at Rock
Creek Cemetery.LAGOUDAKISWALLACE WILLARD LEE
Passed peacefully on October 1, 2019 at his
residence in Moncure,North Carolina. He is
leaves to cherish his memory his wife Louise
Delynda Gross,ason andadaughter,Thomas
Russell Lee and Angela DeniseFrench, two
grandchildren, Damani DanielKent Lee and
Francine Queen Logan, two sisters,MaryPark-
er Revel and Elizabeth Clark Alston (Kenneth),
one brother,Curtis Alan Lee,two sisters-in-
law,Felicia Lee and CynthiaFrost, his nieces,
nephews andahost of family and friends.No
services scheduled.LEEJEAN DREW LIGHTFOOT
(Age 93)
Jean Drew Lightfoot, ofWashington, DC,
peacefully passed away on Monday,Octo-
ber 14, 2019. She was born in Hartford, CT
to the late HowardP. Drew and DoraDrew.
Jean retired from theFederal Government
after 30 plus years of dedicated service.
She was predeceased by her brother,
HowardP.Drew,Jr. She leavesahost of
extended family and friends to cherish her
memory.Funeral services will be held on
Monday,October 21, 2019, 11 a.m., at St.
Paul's Rock Creek EpiscopalParish, 201
Allison St. NW,Washington, DC 20011.
Interment will follow at Rock Creek Ceme-
tery.
http://www.mcguire-services.comLIGHTFOOTALBERTJ. MARTIN, JR.
On October 17, 2019 Albert Martin, Jr.ofBowie
Maryland, husband of Mary Martin of Crofton
Maryland, passed way from congestive heart
failure.Albert is preceded in death by his
parents,son,Patrick Martin, daughter,Nina
Gormus and sister,Josephine Ruggieri. He is
survived by his love and companion of the last
36 years,Tyna Bennett. His brother,William
Martin. His children Sandraand Charles Buf-
falano,Alan Martin,Teresa and Michael Mauti-
no,Michelle and David Hudgens,Colin Martin
and Cathy Smith, Colleen and Rick Cassidy,
Tammy andJack Thompson, Christine and
Robert Gregory,Dwayne Martin, Darla and Tim
Sydnor,and Cherie and MatthewWarehime.
As well as 23 grandchildren and many great
grandchildren.Family will receive friends on
Wednesday,October 23, 2019 from6p.m. to
8p.m. at Beall Funeral Home,6512 NW Crain
Hwy (Rt3South), Bowie,MD.Afuneral mass
will be held at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic
Church, 1800 Seton Dr., Crofton, MD,October
24, 2019 at 11 a.m. Reception to follow at
Boswell Hall. In lieu of flowers,please donate
to Hospice of the Chesapeake,90Ritchie Hwy,
Pasadena, MD 21122. Please view and sign the
family’sguestbook at:
http://www.beallfuneral.comMARTINSHIRLEY ANN MOHR
On Sunday,October 13, 2019. The beloved
wife of the late JohnF. Mohr;loving mother
ofPamela Cook and her husband, Brian,
Kathleen Roland,Jack Mohr and his wife,
Sharon, and David Mohr and his wife,Julie;
devoted grandmother of John Roland and
his wife,Jessica,Jacqueline Lescallett,
Katherine Roland, Stephen Cook and his
wife,Jennifer,Jennifer Long and her hus-
band,Dustin, David Cook, and Abigail Mohr;
adoring great-grandmother of William Mar-
tin, Kaylee and CassandraCook, Ella and
Kenneth SweetIII, and Calvin and Gideon
Roland.Friends are invited to celebrate
Shirley's life at the Kalas Funeral Home
&Crematory,2973 Solomons Island Rd.,
Edgewater,MDonFriday,October 25 from
2to4and6to8p.m. Funeral service will
be held at the First Presbyterian Church
of Annapolis,171 Duke of Gloucester St.,
Annapolis,MD21401 on Saturday,October
26 at 11 a.m. Contributions may be made in
Shirley's memory to the First Presbyterian
ChurchofAnnapolis.Online condolences
may be made at:
KalasFuneralHomes.comMOHRWILLIAM MYRON PEACOCK, JR. "Bill"
Passed peacefully on October 10, 2019 at
the age of 97. He was bornJanuary 1, 1922
in Rome,GAtoWilliam MyronPeacock, and
Susan Bee Copeland. He grew up inafamily of
five children.Bill entered the Navy after Pearl
Harbor in 1942 and participatedinamphibious
combat landings inFrance and Italy.After
the war he earnedadegree in Electrical
Engineering from Mississippi State College.In
February of 1959 he married the love of his life,
Veronica Winifred Lawson of Liverpool England.
Bill joined NASA and managed the nation’s
earliest meteorological satelliteprograms.He
retired from NASA in 1992 after 45 years of
government service.Heissurvived by his wife
Veronica; sister Melissa King of Rome,GA;
sons William and John and their wivesTonia
and Lisa; and grandchildren Aaron, William IV,
Jennifer,Lauren, Daniel, Joseph; and several
great grandchildren.Amemorial service will
be held on Saturday,November2at11:30
a.m. at the Riderwood Chapel in Silver Spring,
Maryland. In lieu of flowers donations kindly
accepted at, http://www.keepmemoryalive.org/
http://www.witzkefuneralhomes.comPEACOCKDEATH NOTICEHAYWOOD L. PERRY, SR.
Adams announces the passing of Mr.Haywood
Lorenzo Perry,Sr. ,82, who transitioned on
Wednesday,October 16, 2019 at Hospice
Savannah,Inc.inSavannah,GA.Heleaves
to cherish his memoriesMrs.Wilma Gainey
Perry of Baltimore,MDand sons Haywood Jr.
(Dr.Adrienne Edwards Perry) and Dr.MarvinJ.
Perry.Funeral arrangements will be announced
atalater date.Sign the guestbook and send
condolences using the link son our website:
http://www.AdamsFuneralServicesInc.comPERRYSHIRLEY PEARSON (Age 91)
Of Bethesda died October 10, 2019. Graveside
service to be heldFriday,October 25, 2019 at
11 a.m. at Rock Creek Cemetery,Washington,
DC.Words of comfort may be shared with the
family at http://www.josephgawlers.comPERSONDONALD E. PLESS SR., SMST
Passed May 27, 2019, born September 6,1929.
He is survived by two sons DonaldEPless
Jr.and JefferyParker Pless; two step children
Pamela Appleton and Tinsley Leebrick; sister-
in-law Betty Pless and nephew Dan Pless.
SMST had three step grandchildren and five
step great grandchildren including twins Henry
and Alexander.SMST Pless was married twice:
Pansy Eloise Johnson 1948-1988 and Hazel
Leebrick Pless 1990-2019. SMST Pless and wife
Hazel were proprietors of the Catoctin Inn and
retired to the Astoria Condo in Arlington,VA.A
viewing will be held at Murphy Funeral Home
October 23, 2019 from6to8p.m. and services
onOctober24, 2019 atTheOldPostChapel 11
a.m. Ft. Myer with burial at Arlington Cemetery.PLESSDIANABAYNIE PREECE
Passed away on October 13, 2019 at the
age of 79. She was born May 14, 1940 in
Washington, DC to Marguerite DeBreeTaylor
Prescott Preece andTerence St. Quinton
Preece.She attended Oldfields School and
Vassar College.She is survived by her daugh-
ters,AlexandraManoloviciWernink and Alison
Manolovici Cody; her son-in-law,Pieter
Wernink; her beloved grandchildren, Alexander
and NicholasWernink, and Isabel, Serena and
Declan Cody; and her sister,Daphne Preece
Hellmuth.Aprivate service will be held in
Norfolk,VA.Inlieu of flowers,contributions
may be made to St. Jude’sHospital.PREECEMARTHA N. ROBINSON (Age 83)
Predeceased by Robert E. Robinson, died on
October 16, 2019 in Silver Spring, MD at her
home.Martha is survived five children: Shirley
Werth (Robert) of Adelphi, MD,Elizabeth
Robinson of Reno,NV,Susan Cochran (Chris) of
Mount Airy,MD,Katy Robinson of Roanoke,VA,
and Phillip Robinson (Terri) of Silver Spring, MD;
20 grandchildren;andhersister,DorisDowdon
(Joe) of Reno,VA.
Martha was born inTexas and married in
Washington, DC in 1954. She was long recog-
nized asacommunity advocate who believed
in social justice.Martha worked asanews
reporter for the Montgomery Sentinel, Mont-
gomery Journal, BethesdaTr ibune,Washington
Daily News,and theWashington Post, and
DeadlineWashington, Inc.She also worked
asapolitical organizer for the Montgomery
County,MD Education Association to achieve
collective bargaining rights for public school
teachers and administrators including the 1968
teacher’sstrike.For the ConsumerFederation
of America, Martha worked on passage of the
Consumer Product Safety Act. At the Library
of Congress,Martha later led the publishing
and outreach for the National Library Services
providing free library services throughout the
United States for individuals with disabilities.At
American University Martha served as Director
University Publications bringing the division
into the modern age of communications,writ-
ing and the creation of university publications.
Following her retirement, Martha worked and
volunteered for the Historic Preservation Com-
mission of Montgomery County and success-
fully organized the restoration of Virginia’s
historic 1700s Rice’sHotel/Hughlett’sTavern in
Heathsville.Martha also served as editor of the
LeisureWorld News and editor and writer for
theTales of Riderwood and was an avid bridge
player.
Beginning asavolunteer for President John
Kennedy,Martha worked her entire life for
the local, state,and DemocraticParties and
candidates including Barack Obama for whom
she organized the Obama Postcard Project that
generated over 100,000 personal postcards
to targeted voters in swing states in 2008
and 2012. In 2017, Martha helped found an
IndivisibleWeekly “call to action” for distribu-
tion through her community networks.Martha
believed in the strength of the Constitution and
actively supported the ACLU,ADL, Southern
Poverty Law Center,CREW,PlannedParent-
hood, and Center for Public Integrity.
Afamily service will be held atalater date.ROBINSONLAWRENCE CHARLES SCHLUETER
"Larry" (Age 89)
Of Ellicott City,Maryland, died on October
15, 2019 at his residence.Mr. Schlueter was
the son of Aloysius and Anna (neeKovarik)
Schlueter and was born in Granite City,Illinois
on December 10, 1929. He married Nancy
Louise Schwager in 1952.
Mr.Schlueter grew up and graduated from high
school in Edwardsville,Illinois,then served
asasubmarine electrician in the US Navy.
After four years of service he worked as an
electrician for Shell Oil Co.inRoxanna, Illinois.
He moved to Clinton, Maryland in 1962 to
work asahome construction superintendent.
He acquired andranthe Branchwood Liquor
store in Clinton from 1966 to 1981. Larry and
Nancy moved to Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina,
where he retired and pursued his golf and
stained glass art hobbies.Hemoved to Fulton,
Maryland in 2008 and later wasapopular
resident at Lighthouse Senior Living in Ellicott
City.
He was preceded in death by his wife Nancy,
and his brothers Aloysius and Glennon, and
grandson Max Charles.Surviving are his three
sons; JeffreyD.Schlueter (Linda) ofPawPaw,
WV,JosephJ. Schlueter (Wendy) of Noblesville,
IN,Jay L. Schlueter (Janet) of Fulton, MD,six
grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Services for Mr.Schlueter will be private.SCHLUETERIRENE C. SEATON(Age 89)
ofFairfax,VA,beloved widow of Baxter (Bill)
Seaton, passed away August 18, 2019 from
complications related toafall at home.
Irene was born in Boston MA in 1929, to
Frank and Nelly (Sturtevant) McKenzie,the
youngest ofalarge&loving family.
Irene,inpartnership with Bill, worked as a
realtor in the NoVaarea. Upon retirement,
she found great pleasure in her new
“career”- expertly scouring thrift stores
etc., for bargain treasures to bestow upon
her loved ones.Besides being an thoughtful
and loving matriarch, Irene was known to
beathrifty fashionista,alover of seafood
andashark at the poker tables.
Left to cherish and honor her memory;
daughter Chris May,grandchildren;Kyle
(Marissa) and Cara(Cody) Rothenbaum,
Noah Sheets,Candice (Thomas) Smith and
McKenzie and John May,three great-grand-
children, son-in-law Wayne Karlstad,
in-laws John and Kate Seaton and many
loving nieces,nephews,grandnieces and
nephews and dear friends Deborah Smith
andPatClayton.
Along with her husband, parents andsib-
lings,Irene is predeceased by her daugh-
ter Laurie A. Karlstad and son ThomasG.
Seaton.
Service at Arlington National Cemetery on
October 22 at 1:30p.m. with reception at
Penderbrook Clubhouse,3704 GolfTrail Ln.,
Fairfax,VA.Inlieu of flowers,donations
to The Fisher HouseFoundation would
be greatly appreciated. (www.engage.fish-
erhouse.org).SEATONDEATH NOTICEDAVID M. SEILER (Age 80)
Of Ocean View,DEformerly of Mitchellville,
MD passed away October 17, 2019.
David served asasergeant on the Metropol-
itan Police Department for 19 years before
becomingahighway safety specialist for
NHTSA retiring in 2007.
He is survived by his loving wife of 60 years,
Kathleen M. (Gillis) Seiler;five children,
Mary Snow,David Seiler,Andrew Seiler
(Terri), Timothy Seiler and Matthew Seiler
(Kim); nine grandchildren;agreat-grand-
son;twobrothers,AlanSeiler(RoseMarie)
and Larry Seiler (Rosanne);asister-in-law,
Pauline Seiler and several nieces and
nephews.
AMass of Christian Burial will be held at
11 a.m. onWednesday,October 23, 2019
at St. Ann Catholic Church, 691 Garfield
Parkway,Bethany Beach, DE, where friends
and family may visit after 10 a.m..
In lieu of flowers,the family suggests
memorial contributions be made in David’s
memory to Gonzaga College High School,
Attn. Advancement Office,19Eye St., NW,
Washington, DC 20001.
Online condolences may be sent by visiting
http://www.melsonfuneralservices.comSEILERMELLIE JOAN SMITH (Age 99)
Died peacefully at home on October 8, 2019.
Her husband Rexford A. Smith predeceased
her.Interment will be at MarylandVeterans
Cemetery,Cheltenham, MD on October 21,
2019 at 11 a.m.SMITHLAURIEJ. WEINSTEIN
Long-time DOJ trial attorney,LaurieJ.Wein-
stein, 63, of Rockville,Md, died October 18,
2019, afterabrief illness.She is survived
byabrother,James L.Weinstein of Delmont,
Pennsylvania, nephews Christopher,Eric,Gre-
gory,and niece Lindsay.Laurie was the daugh-
ter of the late MaryB.and Joseph Ralfe
Weinstein.Abrother,Bruce,predeceased her.
LaurieWeinstein was an attorney in DOJ’s
Special Litigation Section and an AssistantU.S.
Attorney,Civil Division, inWashington, DC from
2000-2013. During her time at DOJ,she worked
onanumber of high-profile cases,including
obtaining one of the largest-ever whistle
blower settlements,and ensuring community-
based treatment for former patients at the
Forest Haven Center inD.C.
Prior to joining DOJ,she worked at the Environ-
mental Protection Agency and for two years
in the Administrative Law Judges division,
National Labor Relations Board. Before coming
toWashington, DC,she wasaLegal Aid attor-
ney in rural Pennsylvania.
She earned her undergraduate degree from
the Indiana University of Pennsylvania and
received her law degree from the University of
PennsylvaniaLawSchool.
Ms.Weinstein wasamember for more than
three decades of the Jewish Community Cen-
ter Boomers Softball League and, following her
retirement, was an enthusiastic member of
the Laytonsville Golf Course Thursday Morning
League,and theFalls Road Golf Course Early
Birdies.
Amemorial service for Ms.Weinstein will
be held atalater date.Donations in Laurie
Weinstein’sname may be made to the Che-
sapeake BayFoundation,6HerndonAve,
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White; brother of Mary Christine Seaton
and the late Jimmy and Richard White.He
wasamember of Alpha Chi RhoFraternity.
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