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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7 , 2019. THE WASHINGTON POST EZ RE B7

IN MEMORIAM

VIRGINIAWAKEMAN MORE

August 7, 1919–September 10, 2003

Happy 100th Birthday,Mom!

Always loved

Never forgotten

Forever missed

Your children: Jan, Syver,Bonnie,and Alan

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DEATH NOTICE

ELSIEBARBARA ASHOOH

On August 3, 2019.Abeloved sister,cousin,

and aunt, who proudly counted more than 200

nieces and nephews great grand, and great-

great. Elsie was born onFebruary 12, 1932,

andraised in Manchester,NH. After graduating

from Central High School in 1949 and working

for more thanadecade in Manchester,she

moved to Northern Virginia in 1962, where

she lived in Alexandria, Arlington, andFairfax

with her lifelong friend and cousin, Elizabeth

D.Ashooh, most recently at Goodwin House

Alexandria. Elsie worked as an administrative

assistant to Congressman Melvin R. Laird (R-

WI) in theU.S.House of Representatives and as

acongressional liaison at the General Services

Administration for some 30 years before retir-

ingin1990.AfoundingmemberofHolyTrans-

figuration Melkite Greek Catholic Church in

McLean,VA,she devoted countless hours each

year asamember of the Ladies Guild and

to assisting with theFallFoodFestival and

the Lebanese Holiday Sweets Sale fundraisers.

Elsie will be remembered at HolyTransfigura-

tion ata10:30 a.m. visitation, followed by

an 11:30 a.m. liturgy onWednesday,August

7, 2019. Visitation and liturgy will then occur

at Our Lady of the Cedars Melkite Catholic

Church in Manchester,NH, onadate to be

announced soon, with interment following at

Saint Joseph’sCemetery,inBedford, NH.

ASHOOH

NORMA JEAN MARKS BEARD

Of Alexandria,VA,passed away on July 11,

2019. Norma is survived by her husband (of 59
      years) Richard Donald; son Richard Stephen;
      sister Lois and her husband, Bill and sister
      Carolyn and her husband, Winston along with
      sister-in-law Millie,sister-in-law Margaret and
      her husband Joe,and brother-in-lawPage and
      his wife Sylvia along with many nieces,
      nephews and friends.She is preceded in death
      by her parents Noraand Norman Marks,her
      brother Willie,her sister Joyce,and daughter
      Kris.
      Family and friends are welcome to call for her
      Celebration of Life Service on Saturday,August
      10, 2019 at1p.m atFairfax Memorial Funeral
      Home,9902 Braddock Rd.,Fairfax,VA22032.
      Appropriate business casual attire acceptable.
      https://www.fairfaxmemorialfuneral-
      home.com/obituaries/Norma-Marks-
      Beard?obId=5409002#/obituaryInfo
      No flowers,please.Inlieu of flowers,please
      consider donations in her honor to St. Jude
      Children’sResearch Hospital.
      https://www.stjude.org/donate/donate-to-st-
      jude.html?cID=14262&pID=24671&frequen-
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      text

BEARD

BESSIE BEZANTAKOS

On Sunday,August 4, 2019; Bessie Bezantakos

of Silver Spring, MD.Beloved wife of the late

Louis George Bezantakos; loving mother of

George Bezantakos and Joy Elizabeth (John)

Binford; cherished grandmother of Victoria

Elizabeth, adored sister of John (Angela) Cour-

tis and beloved "Thea" of many nieces and

nephews.Visitation will be held at Hines Rinaldi

Funeral Home,11800 New HampshireAve.,

Silver Spring, MD onWednesday,August 7,

from5to8p.m. withTr isagion Prayers at 7:30

p.m. Funeral Services will be held on Thursday,

August 8, at 10 a.m. at Sts.Constantine and

Helen Greek Orthodox Church, 701 Norwood

Rd., Silver Spring, MD,20905. Interment Cedar

Hill Cemetery,Suitland, MD.

BEZANTAKOS

MARGARET MARYWOHLGEMUTH

BURROUGHS

Margaret “Peg” MaryWohlgemuth Burroughs

of Annapolis passed away on July 31, 2019.

Peg was born onFebruary 15,1928, in Annapo-

lis,tothe late GeorgeFringer andVeronica

FitzgeraldWohlgemuth. She wasraised in

Washington, DC and NewYork City.Peg attend-

ed St. Anne’sElementary School and Immac-

ulata Preparatory School inWashington and

graduated from Notre Dame College in Balti-

more.She wasafirst grade teacher in Balti-

more,then worked for Army Special Services

in Europe andWashington, and forVolunteers

in Service to America (VISTA), as director of

college recruitment. In 1971, Peg married the

late Henry “Hank” Dashiel Burroughs,Jr. ,an

award winning Associated Press photographer.

They retired to their home inWest River,

Maryland.Avid sailors,Peg and Hank enjoyed

countless cruises on their 30 foot Cheoy Lee,

the Carina. In 2007, Peg published “Close-

Ups in History”,abiography and pictorial

collection of her husband’scareer as an AP

and White House photographer from post-war

Germany through the presidency of Gerald

Ford. Peg wasatireless volunteer,serving as

aboard member of the Baywoods Residents

Association, chairman of the Baywoods Activ-

ities and Arts Committee,aboard member at

Historic London town, president of the Chesa-

peake Environmental Protection Association,

president of the Maryland Chapter of Save

our Streams,andamember of numerous

other environmental and historic groups in

Anne Arundel County.Peg is survived by two

brothers and their wives,George and Honora

WohlgemuthofAnnapolisandBillandPat

Wohlgemuth ofWest Chester,Pennsylvania,

and 13 nieces and nephews.Inaddition to

her parents and husband, she is predeceased

byabrother and his wife,Tom and Anne

Wohlgemuth.Afuneral mass will be held at

St. John Neumann Church, 620 Bestgate Road,

Annapolis on Thursday,August8at10:30 a.m.

In lieu of flowers,donations may be made

to The HenryD.Burroughs Memorial Fund at

Anne Arundel Community College,101 College

Parkway,Arnold Maryland 21012.

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DEATH NOTICE

THOMAS E. BUTLER

Entered into eternal rest on Thursday,July 18,

2019. He is survived by his two daughters,
      Angela Butler and Judownne Butler-Sankey;
      one son, Maurice Donta Curtis; five grandchil-
      dren; five great-grandchildren; three sisters,
      Ruth Arrington, Mary Miller and Rebecca Cur-
      tis;ahost of other relatives and friends.Mr.
      Butler may be viewed at Stewart Funeral
      Home,4001 Benning Rd., NE on Saturday,
      August 10 from1p.m. until service at2p.m.
      Inurnment at Arlington National Cemetery at a
      later date.

BUTLER

LEO BYRD JR.

Went home to be with his Lord and Savior

Jesus Christ onTuesday,July 30, 2019 at

theVASpinal Cord Injury Unit in Hampton,

VA.A20 year US Navy veteran, born and

raised inWashington, DC,hewas nicknamed

“Brain” because he was so intelligent. He was

very skillful at assembling model airplanes,

submarines and other mechanical objects.He

was an excellent dancer and hadagreat sense

of humor.Hewill always occupyaspecial place

in the hearts of his family members and friends.

Services private.Arrangements by R. Hayden

Smith Funeral Home in Hampton,VA.

BYRD

JOEWAYNE CLINE (Age 86)

On Saturday,August 3, 2019, JoeWayne Cline

ofFalls Church,VApassed away peacefully

with his family at his side.Hewas preceded

in death by his parents Clyde and Viola Cline.

He was the beloved father of Joe Cline,Jr.

(Deborah) of Sterling,VA,and Cynthia Cline

Reppert of Reston,VA;grandfather of Ryan

Reppert,Jacob Cline and Kaitlyn Cline.

He served the United States Army for two

years,receiving an Honorable Discharge,and

continued serving eight years in the US Army

Reserves.Hebegana53year career as a

Medical Service Officer with the Central Intel-

ligence Agency.Asa30year Agency staff

officer,heearned the Intelligence Commen-

dation Medal, then served 23 years as an

independent contractor.

Aviewing will be held at Jefferson Funeral

Chapel, 5755 Castlewellan Drive,Alexandria,

VA 22315 Friday,August 9, 2019 from3to5

p.m. Funeral service will be held the following

morning at Mt. Calvary Community Church,

6731 Beulah St.,Franconia,VA22310 at 11

a.m. Interment Schurtz Cemetery.Please view

and sign the family guestbook at

http://www.jeffersonfuneralchapel.com

CLINE

JoANN HAYNESFAX(Age 72)

OfWashington, DC,passed away on August

1, 2019. Celebration of life will be heldFriday,

August 30, 2019 at Peoples Congregational

United Church of Christ.

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MARGARETF. GAY

MargaretF.Gaydeparted this life onTuesday,

July 23, 2019. She is survived by her seven

children, Cassandra, Rita,Toni,Vance Jr., Glo-

ria,Terri, and Vincent. Funeral services to be

held at Mt. Calvary Catholic Church, 6700

Marlboro Pike,Forestville,MDonThursday

August 89 :30 to 10:30 a.m. Services immedi-

ately following.

GAY

CATHERINE I. GUIDONI "Bootsie"

(Age 87)

Of Ocean View,DEformerly of Camp Springs,

MD passed away surrounded by her loving

family on Sunday,August 4, 2019 at home.

She was born inWashington,D.C.on August

15, 1931, daughter of the lateFrederick Louis

and Blanche I. Simeon. She had worked as the

Director of Financial Services for the United

States AirForce,retiring after 25 years of

service.

"Bootsie" enjoyed growing vegetables in her

garden and sharing them with her neighbors.

She kept her mind sharp by doing the daily

crossword puzzle,being an avid reader,and

keeping up with the news.She also enjoyed

watching the NewYorkYankees,the New

EnglandPatriots,and Judge Judy.

In addition to her parents,she was preceded

in death by her husband John,ason Michael,

and three siblings,Teresa Rorer,Mary Stein

andFrederick Simeon II. She is survived by

three sons,Edmund, David and Christopher;

six grandchildren, and one great grandchild.

Aservice will be held at1p.n. on Thursday,

August 8, 2019, at the DelawareVeterans

Memorial Cemetery,2 6669 PatriotsWay, Mills-

boro,DE19966.

In lieu of flowers,the family suggests memorial

contributions in Catherine's name to the Amer-

ican Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to

Animals (ASPCA) by visiting http://www.aspca.org.

Online condolences may be sent by visiting

http://www.melsonfuneralservices.com

GUIDONI

DEATH NOTICE

DOROTHYD. HETT (Age 96)

Of Sandy Spring, MD passed away on August

4, 2019. Daughter of the late Howard and

Florance Derrick. Dorothy is survived by her

three children, Sharon Mauck of Fulton, MD,

Linda Shaw of Deale Beach, MD,and Kathleen

Morgan of Harkers Island, NC.She is also

survived by seven grandchildren, 18 great-

grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild.

Relatives and friends may visit onFriday,

August 9, 2019 from 12:30p.m. to2p.m. at

Ashton United Methodist Church, 17314 New

HampshireAve.,Ashton, MD 20861, where a

funeral service will be held at 2pm. Interment

will be in Mt. Zion Cemetery in Highland, MD.In

lieu of flowers,donations may be made to the

Friends House Retirement Community Building

Fund, 17340 Quaker Lane,Sandy Spring, MD

20860, or the Ashton United Methodist Church

Building Fund. Online condolences may be

expressed at

http://www.barberfhlaytonsville.com

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JENNIE DEBORAH IRVIN (Age 83)

Transisitioned on Monday,July 29, 2019 in

Washington, DC.She is survived by her three

children, Nannette Irvin, Sabrina Brown and

Chauncey Irvin (Antoinette); grandchildren,

Njeri Santana- Carter,Chauncey Irvin, Jr., Lak-

isha Whitlow,Andrea Whitlow,Nicole Whitlow

and Xavier Irvin; great-grandchildren, Jorge

Santana III and Amari Carter;sister,Rosa Joyner

and brother,Amos Irvin; andahost of other

relatives and friends.She retired from the

Library of Congress,after 32 years of service.

Service will be held Sunday,August 11, 2019,

viewing4p.m., service5p.m. atTemple Beth

EL, 401 NewYorkAve.,NW,Washington, DC.

IntermentFort Lincoln Cemetery on Monday,

August 12 at 11 a.m. Arrangements by

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GERSONB. KRAMER

On Monday,August 5, 2019, of Silver Spring,

MD.Beloved husband of the late Beryl Kramer.

Devoted father of Phyllis Kramer,Rachel Harris,

and the late Arthur Kramer.Cherished grand-

father of Megan Allen-Kingsland, Ryan Harris,

Robin Harris,and three great-grandchildren.

Predeceased by his brother,Manny Kramer.

Funeral ServiceFriday,August 9, 2019,1p.m.

at Judean Memorial Gardens Chapel, 16225

BatchellorsForest Rd., Olney,MD20832 Inter-

ment to follow.Family will be observing Shiva

at the home,6McAlpine Ct., Silver Spring,

MD 20901, Sunday,August 11, 2019 through

Thursday evening, August 15, 2019.

Donations can be made to The American

Committee for theWeizmann Institute of Sci-

ence.

Arrangements by Hines-Rinaldi Funeral Home,

Inc.under Jewish Funeral Practices Committee

of GreaterWashington Contract.

KRAMER

MARTHA L. MICKLE

Beloved Mother and grand-

mother Martha L. Mickle went

to her eternal home on July 31,

2019. She leaves two daugh-
      ters,Nikia Mickle andJanice
      Wiggins; four grandchildren,
      Ke'Aira, George Jr.and Curtis
      Mickle Jr.and Ce'Yonna Wiggins; two brothers;
      four sisters; andahost of other relatives and
      friends.she was preceded in death by her
      husband George Mickle; son, Curtis Mickle;
      grandson, Carlos Gray; two brothers and a
      sister.Friends may unite with the family on
      Friday,August 9, from 10 a.m. until time of
      service 11 a.m. at BibleWayChurch, 1100 New
      JerseyAve.,NW.Interment Mt. olive.
      http://www.briscoe-tonicfuneralhome.com

MICKLE

TERRYL.REYNOLDS

Departed this life July 28, 2019. She is survived

by her husband,Wendell Reynolds,Sr. ;son;

Wendell Reynolds,Jr;three granddaughters,

Anijah, Sariayah, and Justyce Reynolds.

Remains rest at Mimms Funeral Home,1 827

Hull St., Richmond,VA. Funeral service will

be held onFriday,August 9, 2019 at 12

Noon at First Baptist Church Midlothian, 13800

Westfield Rd., Midlothian,VA23113. Interment

Church Cemetery.

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DEATH NOTICE

DONALD ANTHONTY ROACHE

On August 4, 2019, DONALD ANTHONY

ROACHE,beloved husband of the late Louise

Roache for 53 years; devoted father of Sandra

Luebkert,PatQuade (Bruce), Glenn Roache

(Debbie), Jeanne Holsey (John), Peggy (Neil

Kreeger), Brian Roache (Stephanie Doodigian),

Eddie Roache (Susan Mitchell), and Donnie

Roache (Paige); loving grandfather of 15 grand-

children; adoring great-grandfather of 13 great-

grandchildren; dear brother of Regina Coakley.

Also survived by many nieces and nephews.

The family will receive visitors at HARRYH.

WITZKE’SFAMILYFUNERAL HOME onFriday

from2to4p.m. and6to8p.m.AMass

of Christian Burial will be held at St.Paul’s

Catholic Church in Ellicott City on Saturday at

11 a.m. http://www.harrywitzkefuneralhome.com

ROACHE

GARYSMITH

Gary Gordon Smith died on July 29, 2019, of

complications from leukemia at the age of

59, inWashington, DC.Hewas born on July

22, 1960, in Geneva, Switzerland, where his

father,RobertS.Smith, was acting secretary

general for theWorldFederation of the UN,

and his mother,Sally L. Smith, who had done

research for theWorld Health Organization,

served asarepresentative of the International

Conference of SocialWork. Gary bravely fought

and overcame medical issues all his life with

an indefatigable spirit,awry sense of humor,

and an infectious laugh. He loved kids,his cats

JB and Sprite,and musicals,most especially

Oliver!

In 1961 the Smiths moved toWashington,

where Robert Smith joined the State Depart-

ment. When Gary entered elementary school,

he was found to suffer from severe dyslexia.

At the same time,Sally Smith saw that Gary’s

mind was sharp and inventive.She developed

innovative ways to inspire his learning, includ-

ing themed birthday parties in which children

played roles of characters out of history.

Finding no school available to meet Gary’s

needs,Sally founded the Lab School ofWash-

ington in 1967 with her pioneering Academic

Club Methodology as its teaching framework. A

prolific author,she went on to teach and direct

the master’sprogram in special education at

American University for 32 years.

Gary often described the first day of the

Lab School as the happiest day of his life,a

sentimentechoedbythousandsofchildren

with learning differences who have attended

the Lab Schools ofWashington and Baltimore.

Once he learned to read, Gary becamealover

of reading and writing, crafting stories based

on his own experiences,containing lessons

for life relevant to children and adults of all

abilities,and often stressing open mindedness,

resilience,and hope.Heloved working with the

children at John Eaton School and the Macomb

Street playground, teaching computer skills to

grade schoolers at the University of the District

of Columbia, and working part time atAUin his

later years.

He leaves two brothers,Nicholas of

Darnestown, Maryland, and Randall of New

Orleans,Louisiana, and one niece,Maggie

Smith, also of New Orleans,aswell as numer-

ous cousins and loved ones.The family wishes

to thank the doctors and staff of Georgetown

Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center,who

provided Gary with many years of kind and

effective treatment of his leukemia.

Funeral arrangements are private,butapublic

memorial service will take place in the fall.

SMITH

HARRIET MARIATARVER

Harriet MariaTarver died July 31, 2019 in Casey

House Hospice.She was felled byastroke

on July 13. Though 91, she left us too soon.

Harriet was born on Lookout Mountain, GA

where her ashes will return to join her parents

and sister.Her parents were Benjamin Marcus

Tarver and EleanorFairfax Irwin. She was

married to the late Charles Howard Pitts.She

was alumnus ofUofAlabama, worked as

astatistician at both the US Census Bureau

and the Dept. of Energy.After retirement, she

honed her painting skills and traveled. She was

alifelong dancer.

She will be missed by her many friends at

Riderwood retirement community and espe-

cially by her daughters,Carol, Gail, Jeanne

Pitts,and SaraCoutts; grandchildren, Alan

Coutts,Benjamin and Stephanie Blaufarb;

great-grandchildren, Brandon, Lucas,and Pey-

ton Coutts; and by her partnerFrank Elam.

Memorial service to be determined. Memorial

donations may be made to The Southern

Poverty Law Center,4 00 WashingtonAvenue,

Montgomery,AL36104 http://www.splcenter.org

TARVER

DEATH NOTICE

ANTINETTE SHERELL TURNER

Antinette SherellTurner,47of

Forestville,MD,passed away on

Thursday,July 25, 2019. Ms.Turn-

er was an extraordinary mother,

daughter,sister,aunt, cousin and

friend. She will be missed by the

many lives she has so dearly

touched. Antinette was proceeded in death

by grandparents,Mr.&Mrs.Robinson. She

leaves behind to mourn daughter,HeavenS.

Artis; mother,VernettaTurner;father,Joseph

Robinson Jr.; siblings,Barrington (Shawn), Mar-

quette and Lashawn andahost of nieces,

nephews,cousins,aunts,uncles,colleagues

and dear friends.Visitation will begin at 9:30

a.m. on Thursday,August8atZion Church,

3600 Brightseat Road, Glenarden, Maryland.

followed by the Funeral Service at 10:30 a.m.

and internment at National Harmony Memorial

Park, Landover,MD.Arrangements entrusted

to Horton's Funeral Service.

TURNER

DEATH NOTICE

BRUCE L. ANDREWS (Age 60)

Entered into eternal rest on Saturday,August

3, 2019. Beloved husband of Mattie Wilkerson-

Andrews.Also survived by three children; four

stepchildren; 17 grandchildren; two great-

grandchildren; one sister;one brother;ahost

of nieces,nephews,cousins,other relatives

and many friends.Family will receive friends

onFriday,August 9, 2019 from 9:30 a.m. until

time of service 11 a.m. at Craig Memorial

Community Church, 5305Farmingdale Place,

Capitol Heights,MD.

ANDREWS

DEATH NOTICE

JACQUELINE A. ASHTON

PeacefullyenteredintoeternalrestonThurs-

day,August 1, 2019. She is survived by her

loving and devoted husband, JosephT. Ashton;

two daughters,Renee A. Ashton, and Angela

B. Tyson; one son, AndreJ.Ashton; three

grandchildren; one great-granddaughter;a

host of other relatives and friends.Visitation

9:30 a.m. until time of Mass of Christian Burial

11 a.m. onFriday,August 9, 2019 at Our Lady

Queen of Peace Catholic Church, 3800 Ely Pl.

SE. Interment Resurrection Cemetery,Clinton,

MD.Arrangements by POPE FUNERAL HOME.

ASHTON

DEACONESS EMERITUS NOVELLA

THOMAS CUMMINGS

OnWednesday July 31, 2019, Deaconess Emer-

itus Novella Thomas Cummings,departed this

life.Deaconess Cummings,alifelong resident

of Arlington,VA,recently celebrated her 101st

birthday.She was predeceased by her devoted

husband Bernard Cummings.Service will be

held Thursday,August 8, 2019, at First Baptist

Church Chesterbrook, 1740 Kirby Road,

McLean,VA 22101. Visitation will begin at

10 a.m. followed by the service at 11 a.m.

Arrangements by K.J. Robinson Funeral Svc.

CUMMINGS

HAROLDB. ROBINSON

On Sunday,July 28, 2019, Harold Benjamine

Robinson, beloved husband to the late

Vivian Carol Robinson, peacefully entered

into eternal rest. He was an attorney with

theU.S.Department of Agriculture for over

30 years.Heissurvived by two sons,

Harold "Q" and Dameon;adaughter,Helen

"Paige" Cooke (Damian);abrother,Ira;a

sister,Esther;and many loved ones who

will cherish fond memories of him.Friends

may visit with the family on Saturday,

August 10, 2019 from 11 a.m. until the time

of Mass of Christian Burial, 12 noon, at St.

Augustine Catholic Church, 1419VSt. NW,

Washington, DC 20009.

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DEATH NOTICE

JAMES BUDWARD (Age 94)

Pioneer in the hospitality industry,Bud

Ward was the first African American

Senior Vice President and Corporate Offi-

cer ofamajor hotel chain. He worked

for the Marriott Corporation for almost

20 years,and playedakey role in the

world wide expansion of the hotel divi-

sion, including working with the team

that developed the Courtyard by Marriott

Hotels.After retirement he spent another

34 plus years as an entrepreneur in the

InformationTechnology industry.Sym-

biont, Inc.isnow one of few multi-genera-

tional black owned IT firms in the country.

Passed away onWednesday,July 31

peacefully at his home with his wife,Eulah

R.Ward of 68 years and son, Sterling

AndrewWard (Denise). Bud is also sur-

vived by his sister,Audrey Mae Brown;

three grandchildren, Adina Kaleia Mad-

den-Isaac (Tracy),James HaroldWard III

(Zonasha), andTaylor RossWard; three

great-grandchildren, SimoneAvery Isaac,

WyattWalkerWard, and Zayah Izabel

Ward; andahost of nieces and nephews.

Preceded in death were his sons,Forrest

CarltonWard (Karen) and CharlesWalker

Ward; and sister,BarbaraVivian Wilson

(George).

Amemorial service will be held for Bud

August 9, 2019 at 11 a.m. atTr inity Episco-

pal Church, 7005 Piney Branch Road NW,

Washington, DC 20012. In lieu of flowers,

pleaseconsideradonationtoTheJames

and EulahWard Scholarship Fund, 8730

GeorgiaAvenue,Suite 306, Silver Spring,

MD 20910.

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WARD

CURTIS E.WARDLAWJR.

OnWednesday,July 24, 2019 inFalls Church,

VA.Heissurvived by his loving and devoted

wife,Sharon; two daughters,Drusilla Logan

and Cynthia White (Michael); two sons,

ChristopherWardlaw (Cassandra) and Isaac

Gray (Niketris Wilson); one sister,Frances

Richardson; two brothers,Everette and Gary

Wardlaw (Mary); two sisters-in-law,Nora

Richardson (David) ofLynchburg,VAand Gale

Malloy ofWashington, DC; six granddaughters,

two grandsons; andahost of relatives and

friends.The family will receive friends at St.

Timothy's Episcopal Church, 3601 Alabama

Ave.,SE,Washington DC 20020 onFriday,

August 9, 2019 from 10 a.m. until time of

Memorial Service at 11 a.m. Interment in

Arlington National Cemetery at later date.In

lieu of flowersacontribution may be made in

memory of CurtisWardlaw to the Brotherhood

of St. Andrew,incare of and payable to St.

Timothy's Episcopal Church. Arrangements by

Greene Funeral Home.

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appear on our website through

http://www.legacy.com

LEGACY.COM

Included in all death notices

Optional for In Memoriams

PLEASENOTE:

Notices must be placed via phone,fax or

email. Photos must be emailed.Youcan

no longer place notices,drop off photos

and make payment in person.

Payment must be made via phone with

debit/credit card.