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VALENCIA DIONNE MOULTON, Valencia Dionne Moulton of Hagerstown, formerly of Rockville, MD, on Monday, July 29,

Beloved wife of the late Llewellyn
“Elly”H.Moulton;lovingmotherofLynne
Saucier of New Ipswich, NH and Lesa Feuillet
Haas of Everett, PA; sister of Gregory Dionne;
grandmother of 10; great grandmother of 16;
great-great grandmother of four.
The family will receive friends at PUMPHREY’S
COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME, 300 W. Mont-
gomery Ave. (Rt. 28, just off I-270 exit 6A),
Rockville, MD on Saturday,August 3, 2019 from
12 noon until 1 p.m., where a service will be
held at 1 p.m. Interment to follow at Gate of
Heaven Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorial
contributions may be made to the American
Cancer Society,Tribute Giving
8400 Silver Crossing, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

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PATRICIA RIORDAN BRESTRUP O’REILLY South Hadley, MA on Thursday, July 25, 2019, Patricia Riordan Brestrup O’Reilly of South Hadley, Massachusetts, formerly of Falls Church, Virginia, passed away peacefully at the age of 93. Pat was born July 12, 1926 in New York City. Pat was a loving daughter, wife, mother, and grandmother. She was known for her graciousness,infectious smile,and kind and compassionate spirit. Pat was preceded in death by her first husband, Eric Brestrup, and her second husband, Thomas J. O’Reil- ly. She is survived by her four children, Christine Brestrup (Frank Glazer), Susan Patterson (Scott), Elizabeth Urbansky (Mike), and Eric Johansen (Maya); seven stepchildren from her second marriage; eight grandchildren, and many step-grandchildren. A funeral Mass and memorial service will be held at St. Teresa’s Church in South Hadley, Massachusetts on August 3, 2019 at 11 a.m. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to The American Heart Association. For details, please visit http://www.beersandstory.com

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to the United States with their four children in 1975 where they remained until her husband’s retirement from the World Bank in 1993. After her husband retired from the World Bank, they returned to Ankara, Turkey where her husband served as the Director of the Central Bank and later the Economic Advisor to the Prime Minister and then taught at Bilkent University. The couple returned to the United States and retired in Hilton Head, SC and traveled the world together, going on several exotic trips each year. After her husband's death in 2017, she returned to Bethesda, MD to live near three of her children, her grandchildren and countless friends. Lorie was a force of nature. Her warmth, energy, caring and indomitable strength and sense of humor and adventure were incomparable. She loved and lived life to the fullest extent. She lit up every room she walked into with her smile and unforgettable blue eyes. She made everyone feel at home, brought a smile to everyone’s face and was tirelessly courageous and optimistic. As one of her grandchildren said, “She could make a person’s day perfect just by being a part of it.” Lorie adored her grandchildren and always put them first. She would make her special cheesecake for them whenever they asked. She personified optimism and hope. She was an incredible cook, avid bridge player, strong swimmer and enjoyed playing tennis and golf. The world has lost a ray of sunshine and her children have lost their rock. A Memorial Service will be held at St. Francis Episcopal Church of Potomac, 10033 River Road, Potomac, MD on September 6 at 4 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to support her brother's fundraising efforts in remote hill tribe villages in Thailand. Please mail checks made out to “Road to a Better Life”to KathrynAlisbah,8921 Holly Leaf Lane, Bethesda, MD 20817. Please include Acct #058157959 in the Memo line. Donations are tax deductible. http://www.COLLINSFUNERALHOME.com

LORENDA WHITE ALISBAH “Lorie” Loving wife, incomparable mother and the BEST grandmother ever died at her home in Bethesda, MD on July 27, 2019. She is survived by her sister, Lynne and brother, Kim and her four children, Kathryn, Cemil “Jamie”, Tara and Nimet “Nimi” and her five grandchildren Eden, Patrick, Lindsay, Bren- dan and JD. Born in Pittsburgh, PA on November 22, 1940, she spent the early years of her life in Park Fairfax, DC. At the age of eight, her family moved to India, a place she called home and where her family remained until 1968. Lorie attended various schools in India and later attended high school at the Roedean School for Girls in Brighton, England and returned to the U.S for college and earned a BA in Anthropology from American University in 1962. After graduating, she worked for National Geographic Magazine until she met and married the love of her life, Bilsel Hamdi Alisbah, a Turkish national who worked for the World Bank as a member of the first Young Pro- fessionals Program. They were married on June 5, 1965 and began their lives together in Alexandria, VA and later lived in Ankara, Turkey and New Delhi, India before returning

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Company (AEP) and was promoted to the position of Vice President of Government Affairs. He opened and headed AEP’s Wash- ington, D.C., office until his retirement in

During that time, he represented AEP
and utility industry interests before the U.S.
Congress and several Presidential adminis-
trations. He also chaired the Edison Electric
Institute’s Legislative Executive Advisory
Committee for four years.
Throughout his professional life, Bruce con-
tinued his military service in the U.S. Navy as
a Reserve Officer and he rose to command
several major Reserve Units. In 1984, he
was chosen to serve on the Chief of Naval
Operations Executive Panel (CEP) and served
there until he retired from the U.S. Navy
having achieved the rank of Captain with
27 years of service in 1988. In 1990, at
the request of the current Chief of Naval
Operations, Bruce volunteered to continue
serving on the CEP on a “pro bono” basis.
Fourteen years later, Bruce brought closure
to a U.S. Navy Reserve career that spanned
almost five decades. All told, he served as
a personal advisor to six Chiefs of Naval
Operations. His personal military decorations
include: two awards of the Legion of Merit,
the Meritorious Service Medal, and various
campaign and deployment awards. Bruce
also received a U.S. Coast Guard Letter of
Commendation and the U.S. Coast Guard
Public Service Commendation for personally
leading the successful effort to rescue two
young swimmers from the surf in Nag’s Head,
North Carolina.
An accomplished golfer and avid outdoors-
man, Bruce was an active member of the
American, Virginia and the D.C. Bar Associ-
ations. He served as Aide de Camp to six
Virginia Governors and served on the Board
of Governors and Executive Committee of
Congressional Country Club in Bethesda,
MD. Bruce was a loyal and devoted friend.
He most loved spending time with his family,
on the golf course with his dear friends, and
in the duck blind with his beloved Labrador
Retriever, Jordan.
A memorial service will be held Friday,
August 2 at 1 p.m. at St.John's Episcopal
Church in McLean, VA. In lieu of flowers,
the family wishes for any donations to be
made in Bruce’s name to the Alzheimer’s
Association, National Capital Area Chapter.
For more information, please visit the web-
site at https://tinyurl.com/BruceBeam.

BRUCE AUSTIN BEAM On July 26, 2019, Bruce Austin Beam of McLean, Virginia, 85, passed away due to complications from Alzheimer’s disease. Bruce is survived by his loving wife, Priscilla, and his children and their spouses Meg Beam Grattan (David Grattan), Sara Beam-VanLand- ingham, and Captain Bruce Austin Beam, Jr., U.S. Navy (Margaret) as well as eight grandchildren, Grace, Kate, and Thomas Grattan; Alec and Alyssa VanLandingham; and Andrew, Meredith, and Olivia Beam. Bruce was born on March 2, 1934, in Hart- ford, Connecticut, the son of Harry Austin Beam and Margaret Priestley Beam. He graduated from Stratford High School, Stratford, Connecticut, in 1952. He graduated from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Uni- versity (Virginia Tech) in 1956 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administra- tion. Bruce attended U. S. Navy Officer Candi- date School in Newport, Rhode Island, and was commissioned as an Ensign in 1957. He served on Active Duty as an Officer at the U. S. Navy Facility on San Salvador Island, British West Indies, and at Coos Head, Ore- gon in 1958 and then as the First Lieutenant aboard the USS Helena (CG-75) from 1959- 1961. After completingActive Duty,Bruce attended the University of Richmond School of Law (1964). He then joined the Appalachian Power Company in Roanoke, Virginia, and rose to the position of Company Attorney. In 1978, he joined American Electric Power

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DORIS ROBBINS Doris Robbins, age 99, passed away from respiratory disease at her home in Asbury Village in Gaithersburg, MD, on July 27,

Doris was born in Paris, TX, on April
23, 1920. Her family moved to Pasadena,
CA, in 1929, just before the onset of the
Great Depression. She married Verner
Sharp in 1941; they had two children,
Ken and Patricia. Doris graduated from
Whittier College and was awarded a Mas-
ter’s Degree from Claremont Graduate
School. She worked as an elementary
school teacher and high school counselor.
In 1964 she married Col. Richard Robbins,
a retired Air Force officer, and moved to
the Washington, D.C. suburbs. They visited
many foreign countries in the next few
years and selected New Zealand as a site
for short-term retirement. After four
delightful years in Kiwi country, they
returned to Solvang, CA in 1973 to be
closer to family. They returned to the East
Coast (Silver Spring, MD) in 1989. After
Dick Robbins died in 1992, Doris rekindled
a lifelong interest in ballroom dancing by
joining an Arthur Murray studio, where she
achieved gold status. She had her last
lesson this year.She was an avid member of
the Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church
in Kensington and was the lay leader of the
Stephen Ministries program there. Other
passions late in life were international trav-
el, the Nats and politics. She is survived
by her two children, four grandchildren and
eight great-grandchildren. She has been a
wonderful presence and influence on all
three generations. We will miss her every
day.
A memorial service will be held at Warner
Memorial Presbyterian Church, Kensington,
MD at 2 p.m. on Monday,August 5. In lieu of
flowers, contributions may be made to the
Asbury Benevolent Fund,Asbury Methodist
Village, Gaithersburg, MD.

ROBBINS

WILMA ANN ROBERTS (Age 67) On Monday, July 22, 2019. Wife of the late Earl Roberts. She is survived by four daughters, Shayla Roberts, Jessica Roberts, Kristin Roberts and Kevona Williamson; one son, Kevin Williamson; one granddaughter, London St. Pierre one grandson, Kai Williamson; mother Ernes- tine Bowens and a host of other relatives and friends. Visitation 10 a.m., until time of service 11 a.m., Friday,August 2 at Mt. Calvary Catholic Church, 6700 Marlboro Pike, Forestville, MD. Interment Arlington National Cemetery at a later date. Arrangements by Pope Funeral Home.

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SUZANNE ROMINE SPARROW Suzanne Romine Sparrow died on Wednesday, July 10, 2019, in Ann Arbor, Michigan, after a shortillness.BorninBaltimore,Suegrewupin Lutherville and Towson, Maryland. Graduating from Dulaney High School in Timonium, she earned her BA in Sociology at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. With her degree she returned to Arlington and dedicated most of her working life to Child Welfare, serving as a Program Specialist in the Department of Health and Human Services. For her work, she earned two Secretary’s Awards from Dr. Louis Sullivan. A gifted speaker and presenter, Sue also testified and advocated for Arlington Community Residences, Inc. and served on the Board. After retirement, she continued to live in Arlington until recently when she moved back to Ann Arbor to be near family. Sue is preceded in death by her parents, William Thompson Sparrow, Jr and Mary-Jane (Romine) Sparrow and survived by her brother, William Talbot Sparrow, and her sister-in-law, Laura (Halford) Sparrow in Ann Arbor. Sue never lost her commitment to social justice, and she will be remembered by the many who have benefitted from her work and held her dear. A graveside memorial service will be held in Alexandria at the end of summer.

SPARROW

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school, which led to an over 40 year career as a devoted fireman with 30 years as part of the elite Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department.Andy deployed extensively to manysignificantdomesticandinternational responses, as a member of Fairfax County’s urban search & rescue (US&R) task force, Virginia Task Force One (VA-TF1).In his years as a member of VA-TF1, he deployed as both a task force member and a member of the original White US&R Incident Support Team. Andy then supported response missions for both the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s National US&R Response System and the United States Agency for Interna- tional Development’s Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance. Andy was a dedicated son, brother, husband, father, grandfather, golfer, handyman, Wash- ington, DC sports fan, and motorcyclist who will be missed deeply by his family and friends. Funeral services will be held at the Fairfax Memorial Funeral Home at 9902 Braddock Road, Fairfax, VA 22032. Visitations will take place on Wednesday, July 31 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Thursday, August 1 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.A memorial service will take place on Thursday, August 1, from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the same location. Donations to honor Andy can be made to Fairfax County FIRST Foundation (PO Box 3806, Fairfax, VA 22038) or the International Association of Fire Fighters at https://my.iaff.org/give.

ANDREW JOHN HUBERT MARCH 15, 1960 - July 27, 2019 Andrew “Andy” John Hubert passed away on July 27, 2019. He was born on March 15, 1960 to George and Lillian Hubert. He leaves cherished memories with his wife, Georgia; two daughters,Amanda Kastl (Chris) and Heather Hubert; his grandchildren Aidan, Abby, Lilly and Nora; his mother; three sib- lings; nieces and nephews in California and Illinois; along with close family in Pennsylva- nia; firefighter brothers and sisters throughout the United States; and other family and friends. Andy began his career as a fireman, in high

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she was swarmed by fans of her reports. The Washington Post wrote, “Jurey was the one media celebrity the Chinese officials wanted to meet.” In 1988, Jurey became the Editor in Chief at the VOA. She served in that position until her retirement in 1989. Her colleagues remember her as a brilliant, judicious and immenselyeffectivejournalistwhoallowed nothing to come between the facts and the reports. Until her illness prevented her from pursuing her many interests, after her retirement and true to her spirit, Jurey remained active in political and social causes. She wrote and published three books:A Basement Seat to History: Tales of Covering Nixon, Ford, Carter and Reagan for the Voice of America(1995),Bella Giornata and Elbow Grease(2002), an homage to her Italian- American parents and their experiences, and A Living History of the 1960s(2013), a labor of love and a collection of editorials of Jack Jurey written for WTOP, covering issues from civil rights and immigration to education and sports. She also honored her husband by setting up in 1970 the Jack Jurey award for journalism students at American University, in Washing- ton, D.C. Jurey was a member of the Cosmos Club and a recipient of several awards, including the University of Missouri’s Honor Medal for Distinguished Service in Journalism in September 1998. The citation commends her for “her dedication to objective and unfettered journalism in the public interest, and her careful and thorough coverage of the White House and Presidency for the world.” In August 1989, the United States Informa- tion Agency recognized her with the Superior Honor Award: “In recognition of outstanding achievement as a VOA writer, editor, manager and White House correspondent, as well as leadership as editor-in-chief.” Following publication of “A Basement Seat to History,” the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library requested donation of her Presidential coverage papers, which she submitted in 1997. She moved from her Cleveland Park home to Aristacare in 2015, where she was lovingly cared for until her death. Jurey is survived by her step-daughter, Diane Jurey Conklin and her husband, Joe Mitchell of Ramona, CA; her niece Marian Abramski Fiscus and husband Richard, Indiana, PA; niece Patricia Rumbaugh and husband Tom of Takoma Park, MD; nephew Chuck Abram- ski, III and his wife Kenna of Sutersville, PA and niece CarolynAbramski and husband Joe Vondrick of Holly Hill, FL. Seven great nieces and nephews also survive: Alex Rumbaugh, Sarah Rumbaugh and fiancé, Zach Mayo, Cassandra Abramski, Kristen Abramski, Adam Fiscus, Ben Fiscus and his wife Lind- say, and Kaia Abramski. One great-great niece also survives: Myla Ann Anthony, along with one great-great nephew, Austin Richard Fiscus. Dear friends,Theda Parrish and Dina Fox also survive, as does Jurey’s devoted housekeep- er and caretaker,Velete Jacob. Private services. Memorial contributions may be given in memory of Philomena to the charity of one’s choice.

PHILOMENA S. JUREY Philomena S. Jurey, 91, a former White House correspondent for the Voice of America, passed away on July 26, 2019 at Aristacare at Hillsdale Park in Hillsdale, PA after a long battle with vascular dementia. Jurey was born in New Castle, PA on November 28, 1927 to Francis A. Sparano and Fortunata Maurno Sparano. She graduated from New Castle High School in 1945 and was recognized in her high school yearbook for her intelligence. Of the 374 members of her graduating class, she was one of 28 to be listed as an honor roll pupil. She received The Lawrence County Bar Association award as the senior with the highest rank in the four-year Latin course. Printed beside her senior photo in the yearbook, “Phil,” her preferred name: “loafs at Mahoning Branch Library...specializes in language...ambition

foreign correspondent....” Jurey’s high
school quote was,“It’s a grand life!”
She received her Bachelor of Arts degree
in journalism at the University of Missouri
in 1949 and became a reporter for daily
newspapers in Pulaski and Roanoke, VA until
1952, when she moved to Youngstown, Ohio
and worked until 1958 as a reporter for the
Youngstown Vindicator, where she met her
future husband, Jack Jurey, who was also a
reporterthere.
They married in 1955 and in 1957, when her
husband received a fellowship to study at
Harvard, she freelanced for the Boston Globe
and worked as a secretary for the Harvard
Crimson. The couple moved to Washington,
D.C. in 1958 and shortly afterwards, she
became the “Girl Friday” for the Washington
Bureau of the London Daily Telegraph until
1961, covering State Department briefings
and writing occasional features.
Jurey began a long and illustrious career
with The Voice of America (VOA) in 1961,
reaching higher and higher positions as she
sought to cope with the death in 1969 of
her beloved husband Jack, who was the
news director and editorialist for WTOP TV
in D.C. First a news writer and editor, then,
in 1971, State Department correspondent,
Deputy Chief of the News Division in 1972,
and she became, in 1974, the VOA’s White
House correspondent. From her tiny office
in the press corps area of the White House,
she sent out reports heard around the world,
covering Presidents Nixon, Ford, Carter and
Reagan and traveling around the globe.When
she accompanied President Reagan to China,

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HAROLD M. STEELE "Bud" News Broadcaster Born in the Bronx August 11, 1932, died Friday July 26, 2019. A longtime resident of the area, he was a Washington area fixture on WMAL AM 630 as the morning news anchor on the Harden and Weaver “morning drive time” show. He spent his entire career in radio working at various stations including ABC in New York City, WWDC, Voice of America and finally at WMAL starting in the 1970s. He retired in 1996. He is survived by his wife, Margery Blood Steele, and preceded in death by his first wife, Patricia Pietsch Steele. Mr. Steele is also survived by his daughters, Dorothy Demos, Shirley McConnell, Patricia Steele, and Roberta Habeeb, 12 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Friends and family may call at the home of Dorothy and Paul Demos at 8408 Cherry Laurel Ct., Laurel, MD 20723 on Thursday, August 1, from 1 to 4 p.m. with remembrances beginning at 3 p.m. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Doctors Without Borders.

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MYRTTE JOCK STEPHENSON (Age 67) Myrtte Jock Stephenson, of Alexandria, VA passed away on Monday, July 29, 2019. He was preceded in death by his parents Nolan and Mamie Stephenson; beloved husband of Leticia Ramos Stephenson; father of Christo- pher Stephenson (Kyleen), Alexander Stephen- son (Renee). Service private. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Institute of Living at http://www.giving.hartfordhospital.org

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GARY M.WEAVER Passed away peacefully on July 23, 2019. Family will receive guests on Saturday, August 3, 2019 at Howell Funeral Home, 10220 Guilford Rd, Jessup, MD., 20794. Visitation 10 a.m., Service 11 a.m. Arrangements by Howell Funeral Home. http://www.howellfunerals.com

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PHYLLIS LORRAINE WILLIAMS (Age 70) Transition from this world to heaven on Tues- day, July 23, 2019. She leaves to cherish her memories three children, Joe Joseph, Raymond Brown, and Reesa Williams; mother, Elva Tay- lor; sister, Christine Davis; several grandchildren along with a host of relatives and life long friends. Services, Friday, August 2, 2019, at Mount Horeb Baptist Church, 2914 Bladens- burg Road, NE, Washington, DC, Viewing 10 a.m., until the time of service at 11 a.m. Internment Cedar Hill Cemetery. http://www.marchfh.com

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MARTHA ARY Died peacefully at Westminster of Woodbridge Virginia on July 19, 2019. She was predeceased by her husband TS Ary and her sister Hellen Humphrey of Terre Haute, IN and is survived by her son, David, his wife, Temple, and two grandchildren. Although T and David were the center of her life, Martha loved her nieces as daughters she did not have and savored her many far flung friendships. Much to her husband and son’s surprise, Martha developed a passion for impressionism and led art tours within the US, and to St. Petersburg, Moscow, and eastern China. When she arrived in D.C. she continued her joy of history and teaching when she signed on with Guide Service of D.C. and joined The Guild of Professional Tour Guides. Family and friends will gather to remember Martha on Monday, August 26 at 11 a.m. at Westminster at Lake Ridge, Lake Ridge, VA 22192.

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BRIAN R. GAREY, SR. Departed this life peacefully on Sunday, July 14, 2019 in West Palm Beach, FL. He is survived by his wife Colleen; son, Brian R. Garey, Jr.; daughter Keesha Morgan; three grandchildren; his mother Mary Garey; three brothers; two sisters and a host of other relatives and friends. Family will receive friends on Saturday, August 3, 2019 at Goshen United Methodist Church, 19615 Goshen Rd., Gaithersburg, MD from 9 a.m. until funeral service at 11 a.m. Rev. Garland Owens, officiating. Interment All Souls Cemetery, Germantown, MD. Care by SNOW- DEN FUNERAL HOME. http://www.snowdencares.com

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ROBERTA HARRISON (Age 91) Roberta Harrison departed this earthly exis- tence on July 20, 2019 at Sunrise at George Mason Assisted Living in Fairfax,VA. She leaves to cherish her sweet memory, daughters Deb- orah Boyd of Glen Allen VA; Patricia Harrison- Johnson (Tyrone) of Woodbridge VA and son, Harry Harrison (Gwen) of Durham, NC; 11 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends. On Saturday, August 3, visitation 10 a.m., service 11 a.m., at New Samaritan Baptist Church, 1100 Florida Ave., NE, Washington, DC. Inter- ment Washington National Cemetery, Suitland, MD. http://www.marshallmarchfh.com

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LAUREN PAULEY MARCHETTI On Saturday, July 27, 2019, Lau- ren Pauley Marchetti, age 39, of Rockville,MDpassedaway.Lau- ren was the beloved wife of Dan Marchetti and incredible mother of Julia (10) and Katelyn (8) Marchetti of Rockville, MD. Lau- ren was born on March 25, 1980 to Barbara and Darrell Pauley of Gaithersburg, MD. A lifelong resident of the Gaithers- burg/Rockville area, Lauren attended Gaithersburg High School where she made many enduring friendships and met her future husband Dan. After graduating from high school, she attended James Madison University majoring in finance and account- ing. Following her 2002 graduation from James Madison, she became a Certified Public Accountant and was employed as an auditor for KPMG. In 2004 she joined Marriott International and worked with the Financial Reporting and Analysis team at Marriott for 12 years and was currently a Senior Manager with the Global Financial Business Partner Team. Lauren was regard- ed as a valued team member, mentor and loyal friend to her coworkers. Although she maintained an active professional life, she was committed to spending quality time with Dan and their cherished daughters. Lauren had unforgettable sparkling blue eyes and a radiant personality but will be remembered more for her kind heart and generous nature. Friends and family will be be received Friday, August 2, 2019 at the DeVol Funeral Home, 10 East Deer Park Drive, Gaithersburg, MD from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. A funeral service will be held Saturday, August 3, 2019 at 11 a.m. at Epworth United Methodist Church, 9008 Rosemont Drive, Gaithersburg, MD. Interment will follow at Parklawn Memorial Park,Rockville,MD.In lieu of flowers,contributions can be made to The Breast Cancer ResearchFoundation, 28 West44thStreet, Suite 609, New York, NY 10036 ([email protected]), or to the Girl Scouts of America, GSUSA Fundraising, P.O. Box 5046, New York, NY 10087-5046 (www.girlscouts.org). Please sign the family guestbook at: http://www.DeVolFuneralHome.com

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JOHN A.WEBSTER Entered into eternal rest on Friday, July 26,

He is survived by his wife, Margaret
Keels; four sons, John, Jr., Steven, Andre and
Ronnie (Carolyn); one daughter,Tawanna; eight
grandchildren; four great grandchildren; one
brother and a host of other relatives and
friends. Mr. Webster may be viewed at Stewart
Funeral Home, 4001 Benning Rd., NE on Friday,
August 2 from 10 a.m. until service at 11 a.m.
Interment at Glenwood Cemetery.

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