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DEATH NOTICETHELMA JOYCE CLARKE (Age 76)
Thelma Joyce Clarke,ofWashington, DC,
peacefully departed this earth onWednes-
day,January 9, 2020. Funeral services will
be held on Saturday,February 22, 2020 at
Tr inity Episcopal Church, 7005 Piney Branch
Rd. NW,Washington, DC 20012. Visitation:
12 noon, Service:1p.m. Interment will
follow atFort Lincoln Cemetery,Brent-
wood, MD.
http://www.mcguire-services.comCLARKETHOMAS JEROME HALLY(Age 84)
Col.U.S.AirForce(Ret.)
OnFebruary.18, 2020, retiredU.S.AirForce
Colonel Thomas (Tom) Jerome Hally,ofAsh-
burn,VApassed away.Hewas predeceased by
his wife of 59 years,Patricia O’HaraHally and
is survived by their four children; Bridget Hally
Graves (Dave) of Charlotte,NC,MoiraHally
Cranley (Greg) of HerndonVA,Gretchen Hally
Hardtke (Bill) of Herndon,VAandPatrick Hally
(Cherie) of Virginia Beach,VAalong with 10
grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Born to John E. and KatherineC.Hally in
Rochester,NY,he grew up in Pittsford, NY.
He was also predeceased by his brother John
(Jay) and Kay Hally Ryan.Tomgraduated from
Hobart College in NY where he played football
on the 1954 UndefeatedTeam of Distinction
and was in the ROTC.Upon graduation, he
entered theU.S.AirForce asa2nd Lieutenant
andbeganhislonganddistinguishedcareer
asaFighter Pilot. He flew the F-102 fighter jet
throughout two tours in Vietnam and complet-
ed 328 combat missions.Hethen taught Air
Force ROTC at Manhattan College in the Bronx,
NY and was most proud that some of his
students made the AirForce their careers and
rose to therank of General. Col. Hally finished
his 30 year career in Intelligence with an
assignment as the Defense Attache in Manila,
the Philippines.Hewas awarded many medals
throughout his exemplary career including the
DistinguishedFlyingCross.Thomaswasa4th
Degree Knight in the Knights of Columbus and
an active member of his church. In retirement
he enjoyed travelling with his family and was
an avid gardener when he wasn’t attending
sporting events to cheer on his grandchildren.
Tomwas loyal, smart, brave,strong and the
loving head of his family.Hewill be truly missed
by many.While his family is saddened by his
passing, our hearts are healing knowing he
has joined hisPatty in Heaven. The family
will receive friends on Thursday,February 27,
2020 from5to7p.m. at Adams-Green Funeral
HomeaFuneral Mass will be celebrated at
St. Joseph Catholic Church, Herndon,VAon
Friday,February 28, 2020 at1p.m. There will
beadouble interment at Arlington National
Cemetery atalater date.HALLYDANIEL L. HARMON (Age 88)
Daniel L. Harmon, age 88, passed away
February 6, 2020. ServiceFebruary 22 at 11
a.m., St. Andrew’sEpiscopal Church, 4512
CollegeAve.,CollegePark. MD.Donations may
be made to St. Andrew’sChurch in his name.HARMoNLUCIUS ALEXANDERJACKSON
(Age 84)
OnTuesday,February 18, 2020, of Silver
Spring, MD.Beloved husband
of Margaret L.Jackson; father
of Lorraine,Lucius II (Janice),
and MichaelJackson; grandfa-
ther of Lucius AlexanderJack-
son III; brother of Philicia
Collins,Samuel Jackson,
Paulett Owens,and the late Philip and
RobertJackson. Relatives and friends may
call at Chapel at Riderwood Village,3 110
Gracefield Road, Silver Spring, MD on Thurs-
day,February 27, starting at 12:30p.m. with
Funeral Service at1p.m. Interment Mary-
land National MemorialPark, Laurel, MD.
Memorial contributions may be made to
American Lung Association of Maryland,
211 E. Lombard Street, #260, Baltimore,MD
21202.
http://www.COLLINSFUNERALHOME.comJACKSONWYNNEJAMES III
DiedJanuary 14, 2020, at age 91 inWash-
ington, DC.Hewas an international affairs
analyst, energy official and genealogist, the
author ofanumber of books and various
articles,includingaletter to the editor
revealing in the NewYork Times that FDR
and Winston Churchill were blood cousins,
knew it and shielded this from public knowl-
edge.Born in Doylestown,PAin 1928,
the son of WynneJames Jr.and Virginia
Freeman, Wynne attended school there,
then graduated from St.Paul's School,
Concord, NH and Princeton University,and
receivedaMaster's in International Affairs
from Columbia University.Drafted into the
army at the outbreak of theKoreanWar,
he taught the Russian language to Army
Intelligence students,following which he
served in the CIA and Office of the Assistant
Secretary of Defense for about 10 years
each. He then becameacharter member
of the fledgling energy agency/department
that would become the Department of
Energy,where he became Director of Ener-
gy Importing Nations and deputy head of
NATO's Petroleum Planning Committee,
and served the rest of his 54 years in
theFederal government, retiring in 2004.
The recipient of numerous awards,hewas
also noted for bicycling 18 milesaday,
totaling 150,000 miles,commuting to work
in summer and winter,aspart of his focus
on energy conservation. Married to Greta
Weik of Doylestown, they had three daugh-
ters,SusanJ. Ahalt and NinaJ.Hochevar,
each of Montgomery Village,MD,and Anne
J. Harman of Arlington,VA.Divorced twice,
the second from Katie O'HaraofYorktown,
VA,hemarried Dr.Elizabeth Boyd of Manka-
to,KS,and they hadason, Benjamin
AlexanderJames ofVeneta, OR and daugh-
ter,Caroline AmoryJames of Boston, MA.
Wynne had five grandchildren, Samantha
Ahalt Conroy,JohnJames "Jack" Ahalt,
Sonya Marie Hochevar,KeenanJackson
James and Ella WinslowJames,and two
great-grandchildren, Zoe Finette Conroy
andTyler Christopher Conroy.Heissurvived
by siblings,Virginia "ViVi"James Hlavsa,
TomJames,LisaJames Otto,LeeJames
Reichert, Roger Crouthamel, Mary
Krauthamel-Lane and their families as well
as many cousins.Hewas predeceased by
one brother,W.W.KeenJames.Memorial
service will be held Saturday,February
29, 2020 at 11 a.m. at Church of the
Ascension, 205S.SummitAve.,Gaithers-
burg, MD 20877. In lieu of flowers,please
consideradonation to the American Lung
Association.JAMESDEATH NOTICEERICWARREN KANE
Of Dale City,VA, passed away afterabattle
with cancer,February 16, 2020. Eric “Dusty"
was born September 26, 1962. He served in
theUnitedStatesMarineCorps.FormerMarine
and skilled carpenter,hemarried the love of his
life,Krysta Kane,onMay 18, 2019, after being
together for 17 years.
Dusty,loved spending time with family and
friends.Ifyou were his friend, you were his
"Brother".
He hadapassion for all sports.Heenjoyed
throwing horseshoes,Washington Capitals,
Redskins,NASCAR, and wasadevotedWash-
ington Nationals fan and wasamember of the
Manassas Moose Lodge.
Dusty hadagreat work ethic,hewasavery
genuine and loyal person and friend.
He is survived by his wife,Krysta, mother,
Dale Carey Kane,son, William “Billy” Kane,
daughter,Erica and fiancé, Ricky along with
their children, Laila, Hayden, Lakelynn, and
Harper.Heisalso survived by his sister,Suzi
Sullivan, her husband, Joe Sullivan, and niece,
Kati Sullivan. His sister-in-law,CedraJohnson,
her husband, Billy Johnson, nieces:Tedra,Kyla,
Alexa, and Nephew Calix. He was preceded in
death by his father,Warren William Kane,his
nephew,Tad Sullivan, and mother-in-law,Mrs.
CedraCofflin.
Viewing will be Sunday,February 23, 2020,
2p.m. to4p.m. and6p.m. to8p.m., at
Murphy's Funeral Home,4510 Wilson Blvd,
Arlington,VA22203. Services will be held at
11 a.m., Monday,February 24, at Clarendon
United Methodist in Arlington,VAfollowed by
internment at Columbia Gardens Cemetery.KANEJOHN CAMERON LAWRENCE (Age 75)
DiedJanuary 27, 2020 at his home in Alexan-
dria,VA.Born in Johnstown,PAon Decem-
ber 12, 1944, son of the late JohnC.,Sr.
and Sophy (Shank) Lawrence; graduated from
Johnstown High School in 1963. He attended
Grove City College graduating in 1967. His
career took him to Martin Marietta/Lockheed
Martin Corporation in 1974 where he retired
in 2007. He was the beloved husband of
BarbaraClaire Lawrence (nee Wiley); daughters
StephanieLynn Atkinson (Jeffrey) and Yvonne
Nicole DiPeso (Jeff); grandchildren, Grady,
Graceann and Winslow DiPeso,Nick and Gavin
Atkinson.
Memorial service will be held atFranconia
United Methodist Church, 6037Franconia Rd.,
Alexandria,VA22310 onFebruary 29, 2020.
In lieu of flowers please make donation to
UMCOR (United Methodist Committee On
Relief).LAWRENCEMATTHEW G. LEOPARD (Age 59)
Passed onFebruary 17, 2020 after a
courageous battle with pancreatic cancer.
Amember of the federal Senior Executive
Service,MattdirectedtheOfficeofInfor-
mation Management within the Office of
MissionSupportattheU.S.Environmental
Protection Agency.Loving husband,
father,brother and uncle,heissurvived
by his devoted wife of 31 years,Patricia,
son, Thomas,daughter,Sarah, and sisters,
Ann (Vienna,VA)and Melissa (Buffalo,NY)
and their families—his premature passing
has left their hearts broken.Aprayer
service will be held at Pierce Funeral
Home,9609 Center Street, Manassas,VA
on Monday,February 24, 2020 at 10 a.m.
Interment will follow with military honors
at Culpeper National Cemetery.Inlieu of
flowers,please donate in his name to
theFriends of Bahia Honda StatePark,
Inc.,P. O.Box 430403, Big PineKey, Florida
33043, or thePancreatic Cancer Action
Network.LEOPARDKENNETH DOBSON MILLER, JR.
On Monday,February 17, 2020. The beloved
husband of Dawn H. Miller;devoted father
ofKenneth III, Ryan (Ashley) andPaul (Ash-
ley) Miller;brother of Kathleen Green, Rose-
mary (Kenneth) Katschke,Clayton (Carol)
Miller,Carolyn (George) Counnas,Lenore
(Arnie) Butay,and the late Marin Ross
Miller;sisters-in-law,April (Steve) Eisel and
Wynne McKenna; and three grandsons:
Braeden, Devin, Mason andagranddaugh-
ter on the way: Rowan.Friends are invited
to celebrateKen's life with his family on
Sunday,February 23 from 12p.m.to2p.m.
and4p.m. to6p.m. at the Kalas Funeral
Home&Crematory,2973 Solomons Island
Rd., Edgewater,MD.Amemorial service will
be held at Davidsonville United Methodist
Church, 819W.CentralAve.,Davidsonville,
MD on Monday,February 24 at 11 a.m.
Burial will be private.Online condolences
and tributes may be offered at:
KalasFuneralHomes.comMILLERDAVID MOYER
(Age 81)
Of Alexandria,VApassed away onFebru-
ary 18, 2020 surrounded by his family.
David was born in Atlantic City,NJto
Lewis and Mary (Adams) Moyer and spent
his childhood in Port Chester,NY.David
graduated fromC.W.Post, Long Island
University in 1961. He enjoyedadistin-
guished career in the Naval Investigative
Service from 1964 to 1993. David is sur-
vived by his loving wife,Nola, daughter,
Noel (Kevin), son, Timothy (Shantil), and
grandsons,Jake and Ryan. In lieu of flow-
ers contributions may be made to the
Alzheimer's Association. Services private.MOYERKEITH FITZALAN MULROONEY (Age 87)
Alife-long public servant and longtime resident
of Alexandria, Virginia, died peacefully with his
family around himFebruary 14, 2020. Born and
raised in Los Angeles,CA, he graduated from
Stanford University withaBAinHistory and
later receivedamaster’sinpublic administra-
tion from the University of Southern California.
After serving proudly as 2nd Lieutenant in
the US Marine Corps,hebeganacareer in
city management. He worked as Assistant City
Manager of Pomona, CA and as City Manager
of Claremont, CA, as well as Alexandria,VA.
Formore than 10 years he served as Executive
Director for the American Society for Public
Administration and was later nominated as
Fellow of the National Academy of Public
Administration. He also worked for President
George H.W.Bush asapresidential appointee
in theFederal Highway Administration.
He began running at the age of 43, completing
his first of six marathons in his mid-60s.His
passion for environmental conservation led to
more thanadecade of service to The Nature
Conservancy.Hewasalifelong ambassador
of Stanford University,particularly,Stanford
inWashington. With his perpetual drive for
learning andadeep love of history,hebecame
an avid world traveler,travelling to more than
80 countries.
Family was first toKeith, and he was known as
“Bopa” to his grandchildren. He is survived by
his three children: Michèle,Jill, and Scott, their
spouses and his five grandchildren. He was
predeceased by both his first wife of roughly 40
years,Monica Kaufmann and his second wife
of 10 years,Catherine Mitchell.
AMemorial Service to take place at theFellow-
ship Hall ofFaith Lutheran Church, Arlington,
VAon Saturday,February 22, 2020 at5p.m.
For more details please visit
http://www.adventfuneral.comMULROONEYDEATH NOTICEFRANCIS XAVIER PECQUEX "Frank"
(Age 75)
Passed away peacefully on Saturday,February
15, 2020, surrounded by his loving family.He
was born toJames and Ada Pecquex on March
20, 1944. He enjoyed 46 years of marriage
with his loving wife Linda (née Sblendorio).
They resided in Brooklyn before moving to
Centreville,Virginia 40 years ago.Heissurvived
by his wife Linda; daughters Genevieve Kirk
(James) and Courtney; son Andrew (Silvana);
three grandchildren, Katherine,Victoria and
James; and siblings Marie Gunning,James
Pecquex, and Kathryn Mischke.Hewas pre-
ceded in death by his parents,James and
Ada, and sisterPatricia Pecquex.Frank is
remembered asacherished husband, loving
father and doting grandfather.Hewasaproud
member of the Seafarers International Union.
From Brooklyn toWashington and all ports
around the globe,hewasaconstant dedicated
force for seafarers and all working people.
Relatives and friends may call atFairfax Memo-
rial Funeral Home,9902 Braddock Rd.,Farifax,
VAon Thursday,February 20, 2020 from1to
3and6to8p.m.Mass of Christian Burial at
St. Timothy Catholic Church, 13807 PoplarTr ee
Rd., Chantilly,VAonFriday at1p.m. Inurnment
private.Inlieu of flowers,the family asks for
donations to be made in honor ofFrank to
the MichaelJ. FoxFoundation forParkinson’s
disease.PECQUEXCLYDE PRENTICE, SR.
Peacefully transitioned onFebruary 13, 2020
from this life when God called him Home.
Celebration of Life Services,Saturday,February
22 at the HemingwayTemple AME Church, 501
PSt., NW.Viewing 10 a.m. Service 11 a.m.
Interment Ft Lincoln Cemetery.PRENTICEVALERIE REARDON
(Age 80)
Passed away on Thursday,February 13, 2020
in Reston, Virginia. Originally from Jersey City,
New Jersey,Valerie was an artist, pianist, avid
reader and bridge player.She had managed
anumber jewelry stores over the course of
her career and traveled widely throughout
Europe and theFarEast with her husband
of 58 years,Ray.She most recently lived in
Reston andFawn Lake,Virginia, and before
that in Germany and Laos.She especially
loved spending time in Positano Italy.Valerie
is survived by her husband Ray; her sons Tim
and Chris; her daughters-in-law Suzanne and
Vivian; and grandsons Sean,Kevin, and Nathan,
all of whom live nearby in Northern Virginia.
Celebration of Life gathering atalater date.REARDONJAMES EDWARD REED,SR. (Age 82)
OfWashington DC entered into
eternal life on MondayFebruary
10, 2020 at his residence.Beloved
Husband and sweetheart of Hilda
GReed; four children Karen
(David) Mack, Kevin (Porscha)
Reed, Eric Reed; precededindeathJames
E. Reed Jr.; one brother Arthur Reed; six grand-
children, 18 great grandchildren and host of
relatives and friends.ViewingTuesdayFebru-
ary 25, 2020 10 a.m. until time of service
11 a.m. at St. Augustine Church 15th and V
Streets,NW.Interment Lincoln CemeteryREEDDORIS JEAN SASKO(Age 85)
DorisJ.Sasko,ofLewes,DE, formerly of
Hyattsville,MD,passed away Saturday,Feb-
ruary 8, 2020, surrounded by her loved
ones.
She was born Sept. 5, 1934, in Louisville,KY,
the daughter of the lateFrank and Margaret
Wilberding.
Mrs.Sasko graduated from Immaculate
Conception Academy inWashington, DC,
in 1952. She worked for theU.S.Depart-
ment of Justice for five years before leav-
ing toraise their four children. She then
worked for Citizens Bank of Maryland (now
SunTrust) for 30 years,retired and relocated
to Lewes in 1999 with her husband, the late
Robert Sasko.They were members of St.
Jerome’sChurch in Hyattsville for over 40
years,and after moving to Delaware they
became members of Mary Mother of Peace
Church in Oak Orchard. Mrs.Sasko was a
member of the Delaware Chapter of the
Columbiettes,the Red Hat Society Ladies
and the American Legion Auxiliary Post 28.
Mrs.Sasko loved being with her family
as they all came together frequently for
special occasions like birthday and anniver-
sary surprise parties arranged by her chil-
dren. She especially looked forward to the
holidays and their annual family summer
reunion crab feasts at the beach. She
always liked meeting new people and
socializing with the old ones,many of
whom she kept in touch with for over
60 years.She enjoyed working for her
churches,volunteering and working
fundraisers.
In addition to her parents,Mrs.Sasko
was predeceased by her husband of 64
years,Robert L. Sasko; daughter,Kathryn
(Sasko) Connolly; Kathy’shusband, Robert
Connolly; Doris’ sister and brother-in-law,
Patricia and John McDonough, and sister-
in-law,Lynda Mertz.
She is survived by her brother,James (Sally)
Wilberding, her sons,Robert (Debbie)
Sasko,Michael (Margie) Sasko; and daugh-
ter,Theresa (Kevin) Galloway.She is also
survived by her seven grandchildren and
four great-grandchildren.
AMass of Christian Burial will be celebrat-
ed Saturday,February 29, 2020, 10 a.m.
at St. Jeromes Catholic Church, 5205 43rd
Avenue,Hyattsville,MD.Visitation with the
family will begin 30 minutes beforehand.
The Rite of Committal will be held privately.
In lieu of flowers,the family suggests
memorial contributions in Doris’ name to
the Delaware Hospice Center,1 00 Patriots
Way, Milford, DE 19963.SASKOEDITH H. SYMES
Of Ashburn,VApassed away peacefully on
February 16, 2020. Beloved wife of the late
HaroldB.Symes,Jr. ;loving mother ofPaul
Symes,Philip Symes (Laura), HelenKohlhafer
(Lee), and Diane Thompson (Jim). Grandmother
of Hilary Symes,Emily Symes,Joseph Thomp-
son, and William Thompson. Sister of Lois
Werth (Glen). An accomplished artist; Edith
wasagraduate of the Art Institute of Chicago
and taught art for many years in the Arlington
County school system, and as an adjunct
professor for graduate level courses at the
University of Virginia, Northern Virginia Center,
and GeorgeWashington University.She con-
tinued her interest in the arts into retirement
with the Loudoun Sketch Club and the Ashby
Ponds watercolor group.Edith also was a
long standing member of Community Lutheran
Church in Sterling,VA.There will beaprivate
memorial service and interment at Union
Cemetery in Leesburg,VA.Inlieu of flowers,
memorial donations may be made to “Doctors
Without Borders” oracharity of your choice.
Please share online condolences with the fam-
ily at
http://www.loudounfuneralchapel.comSYMESDEATH NOTICEDAVIDD. VARGAS JR.
"Day Day"
Of Nanjemoy,Maryland. Born, November 7,
1975 in La Plata, Maryland to David Sr.and
JudyVargas.A1993 graduate from Lackey
HighSchool,workingasaQualityAssurance
Inspector at the Pentagon. He wasavery
loving, fun and an all around good person.
He enjoyed playing cards,watching sports,
singing, dancing and spending time with
friends and family,Heespecially enjoyed
spending time with his beloved son. Suddenly
on Saturday,February 15, 2020 in Accokeek,
Maryland "Day Day" went home to be with the
heavenly father.Hewas preceded in death by
his paternal grandparents,Emilio and Angeli-
naVargas and maternal grandparents,Rex
and Clinis Sluss.Inaddition to his parents,
Day Day is survived by his son, NashVargas;
brothers,Joey andTonyVargas; girlfriend,
AnnalizeLumayagaandformerwife,Roxanna
Vargas (Dean). Visitation, 12 noon until time of
Service,1p.m., Saturday,February 22, 2020
at Thornton Funeral Home,3439 Livingston
Road, Indian Head, Maryland 20640. Inter-
ment, Nanjemoy Baptist Church Cemetery,
3030 Baptist Church Road, Nanjemoy,Mary-
land 20662.
Online guestbook at
http://www.thorntonfuneralhomepa.comVARGASMARYJEAN WENZEL
OnTuesday,February 18, 2020. Beloved wife,
mother,grandmother,and great grandmother;
Beloved wife of 66 years to the late William;
LovingmotherofRichard,Andy,Lisa,andthe
late BernardWenzel; Grandmother of Adam,
Daniel, Jennifer,Lauryn, and Julian; Great
grandmother of 7; also survived by daughter
in-law,Christina. Relatives and friends may
call at the BORGWARDT FUNERAL HOME, 4400
Powder Mill Rd., Beltsville,MDonSunday,
from2to5p.m.AMemorial Mass will be
celebrated at Holy Redeemer Catholic Church,
4902 Berwyn Rd., CollegePark, MD on Monday,
February 24, at 11 a.m. Interment private.
Contributions may be made to Aplastic Anemia
and MDS InternationalFoundation.
http://www.borgwardtfuneralhome.comWENZELDIANA DeRYKE ZENTAY
Diana DeRyke Zentay,79, ofWashington,
DC,died peacefully at home on Sunday,
February 9, 2020. She wasabeloved wife,
mother,and grandmother.She had battled
Alzheimer’sfor almostadecade and was
cared for by her husband of nearly 56 years,
John Zentay,aswell as loving caregivers
Melda Saga and Arnele Quiamco.Diana was
born on March 10, 1940, in Indianapolis,
Indiana. She grew up in Nevada and was
an honors graduate ofWasatch Academy,
Occidental College,and The Fletcher School
of Law and Diplomacy atTufts University.
She came toWashington in 1963 to work in
the government where she held positions
in the Commerce Department, Community
Relations Service,and Bureau of the Budget
in the White House.She was active in the
Civil Rights Movement and was particularly
proud of participating in the March on
Washington in August 1963. She was
awardedaCongressionalFellowship in
1968 and worked in House and Senate
offices forayear.
After the arrival of her two children, she
becameafull-time mother and participated
inanumber of civic and philanthropic
organizations including the Writer’sCenter,
the National Cathedral and its schools,
the Corcoran Gallery of Art, Blair House,
and the Lincoln Cottage.She directed
aresettlement program for Vietnamese
refugees and supported education pro-
grams in the Middle East. She also pursued
interests in screenwriting, tennis,photogra-
phy,cooking, music,languages,and travel.
In addition to her husband, she is survived
by her daughter,Susan Zentay (Adrian
McAloon), and her son, Charles Zentay
(Clare Sant), and six grandchildren, Conor,
Eamonn,Jamie,Finn, Emory,and Grace.
Memorial contributions in Diana's honor
may be sent by check to The Writer's
Center,4 508 Walsh Street, Bethesda, MD
20815, or online at https://www.writer.org/.
Amemorial service will be held in the
Bethlehem Chapel at the National Cathe-
dral on Monday,March 16, 2020, at 11 a.m.ZENTAYDEATH NOTICEANNETTE AARON BERG
Our beautiful Annette Aaron
Berg passed away peacefully at
the age of 56 onWednesday,
February 19, 2020, after battling
cancer for over three years with
immense strength, grace and
courage.Annette is survived by her hus-
band, Steven Berg; father,Javier Cabada;
sister,Sabrina Reilly; niece,Hannah; and
nephew,Jake.She is preceded in death
by her mother,Consuelo Pilares.Annette
was born on June 24, 1963 inWashington,
DC.She wasasuccessful gallery owner
and art connoisseur.She hadapassion
for all forms of art and took great joy in
promoting the artists that she represented.
Annette loved to travel and cherished being
by the sea. She will be fondly remembered
by family and friends asaloyal, caring,
and compassionate woman. Her courage,
perseverance and loving perspective will be
with each one of us who were privileged
to know her.Funeral services will be held
Monday,February 24, 2020, 10 a.m. at
Washington Hebrew Congregation, 3935
Macomb Street NW,Washington, DC 20016;
with interment to follow at Garden of
Remembrance MemorialPark in Clarks-
burg, MD.Donations in memory of Annette
can be made to the AnimalWelfare League
of Arlington, or the Memorial SloanKet-
tering Cancer Center.Services entrusted
to Sagel Bloomfield Danzansky Goldberg
Funeral Care.
http://www.sagelbloomfield.comBERGDEATH NOTICEMARYANN DUVAL BRIGHT
Passed away in Hamden, CT,onFebruary 2,- She was born inWashington, DC in 1943
and lived in the greater DC area until 2016. She
workedinpublicserviceunderRobertKennedy
until his death and then worked in some of
the largest law firms inWashington including
Howry&Simon and Steptoe&Johnson. She is
survived by her sister KathyTanner Lilley and
brother-in-law Jimmy Lilley,ofSuffolk, Virginia,
sister-in-law Nancy Givans of GreatFalls,VA;
daughter Elysa Bright Bryant of Guilford, CT and
sonTedBright of Oxnard, CA; grandchildren
Harrison, Cade,Taylor,Dane andTanner;
nephews Jesse,Jay and Christopher;nieces
Jenny,Katie,Anna, Christine and Cortney;
great-grandson Michael and great nephewTan-
ner.Services previously held. If you would like
to honor her memory,please consider donating
abook to your local library.Amemorial tribute
can be found at
http://www.keenanfuneralhome.com
BRIGHTSABINA DELANEY HARTNETT
“Sheila” (Age 91)
PassedFebruary 18, 2020 at Hospice of the
Chesapeake.Beloved mother of Richard Hart-
nett, Mary Helena Dill, Edward Hartnett and
Sean Hartnett; grandmother of two Sarah Hart-
nett and Nolan Hartnett; sister of Mary Delaney,
NoraKavanagh, Kathleen Bayley,Annie
Delaney,Patrick Delaney and Margaret Ryan.
Visitations Sunday,February 23,2to4p.m.,
6to8p.m.,Fellows,Helfenbein&Newnam
Funeral Home,P.A. in Chester,MD.Mass,
Monday,February 24, 11 a.m., St. Christopher’s
Catholic Church in Chester,MD.Burial in Gate
of Heaven Cemetery,Silver Spring, MD.Inlieu
of flowers donations may be made to the
American Cancer Society,POBox 22478, Okla-
homa City,OK73123.
http://www.fhnfuneralhome.comHARTNETTRev. FLORENCEY. OLIVER
Entered into eternal life onFriday,
February 14, 2020. Beloved moth-
er of Dr.Pamela Davis,Ivan Oliver
(Katina) and Gregory A. Davis
(Kim). Also survived by grandchil-
dren,January,Jasmine,Jessica,
Jaisalexis,Gloria,Tyler,Tierra,Tr is-
tan, Phillip,Curtis and Chante; great-grandchil-
dren, Aidan,Ava, Asher,Alexander and Aurora;
andahost of other relatives and many friends.
Friends may visit with the family on Monday,
February 24, 2020 at First Baptist Church
of HighlandPark, 6801 Sheriff Rd., Landover,
MD from 10 a.m. until time of service 11
a.m. Interment Maryland National Cemetery.
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at 202-334-4122.SHANNON STOHL
OnFebruary 14, 2020, Shannon died in her
sleep afteralong and courageous battle with
cancer at her home inFairfax,VA.She was born
at Columbia Hospital inWashington, DC on
October 23, 1948 to Ralph and Phyllis Bennion
Stohl. The fourth of their children, SheilaTodd,
Anthony Stohl, Jeffrey Stohl (deceased), and
Kristin Rollins.The family moved to Dallas,TX
when she was 12, and she later attended
StephenF.Austin State University.She spent
decades in Dallas pursuing her passion and
profession asahair stylist and continued after
moving to McLean,VAin 2004. She maintained
lifelong connections with treasured nieces,
nephews,and friends.
ACelebration of Life will be held on March 1,
2020 from2to4p.m.atPenderbrook Club
House,3704 FieldTrail Lane,Fairfax 22033.
In lieu of flowers,donations may be made in
Shannon Stohl's name to LIFE WITH CANCER,
c/o Inova HealthFoundation, 8110 Gatehouse
Road, Suite 200, EastFalls Church,VA22042-
1210 or online at lifewithcancer.org.STOHLDEATH NOTICEANNIE RUTH VERNER
AnnieVerner of Bowie,MDtransitioned peace-
fully onFebruary 6, 2020. Annie worked for
theFederal Government at the Public Health
Service and HHS until her retirement in 2018.
Annie was born in Sardinia, SC before moving
and settling in Maryland. Annie is survived
by her son DwightKennedy; siblings Eugene
Kennedy,WarrenKennedy,LeonKennedy,The-
ola Myo Khin, Sallie Lowery,Joddie McFadden,
Belva McFadden, Shearly Shawn; as well as her
grand and great-grandchildren. Predeceasing
her were her parents Hattie andWarren
Kennedy and her elder sister Marjorie Proffitt.
A“Celebration of Life” will be held for Annie at
the Springfield Baptist Church at 508PStreet
NW,Washington DC on Saturday,February 22
beginning at 10 a.m.VERNERCLAUDINE KATHERINE WEBER-HOF
Aresident of Antdorf,Germany,Claudine
KatherineWeber-Hof passed away suddenly
in Munich onJanuary 16, 2020. Claudine
was born on September 30, 1970 in St. Louis,
Missouri to Elaine Shea andFrederic Hof.As
the daughter of an army officer,Claudine
traveled extensively in childhood, attending
the American School inTunis,Tunisia 1979-- She graduated from St. Agnes School,
Alexandria, Virginia in 1988 and the George-
town University School ofForeign Service,
Washington, DC with honors in 1992. Upon
graduation Claudine was commissionedasec-
ond lieutenant in theU.S.Army and posted to
Augsburg, Germany,where she would serve
with distinction and meet her future husband,
David JohnWeber.Claudine would leave mil-
itary service,obtainaMaster’sDegree in
Architectural History from the University of
Virginia, and return to Germany to marry David
in 1997. ClaudineWeber-Hof’sprofessional life
centered on Spotlight Magazine in Munich,
where she served as deputy editor-in-chief
and travel editor.With Claudia Hellmann she
authored two books: On Location: Cities of
theWorld in Film (2006); and On Location
2:Famous Landscapes in Film (2007). She
wasaworld traveler,animated by boundless
curiosity andalove of adventure.In2 004
Claudine’slife would be forever changed by
the unconditional love ofafeistyJack Russel
Terrier puppy named Lily.Claudine’spassing
is mourned deeply not only by her husband,
parents,siblings,extended family,and friends,
but by her Spotlight colleagues who admired
her humanity,humor,and leadership,and by
countless individuals touched and encouraged
by her selflessness and generosity.The sup-
port she and her spouse gave to two Syrian
families arriving to Germany in 2015 after
fleeing Syria and crossing Europe largely on
foot was typical of her compassion and empa-
thy.Claudineissurvivedbyherhusband;her
parents; maternal grandmother,Doris O’Con-
nor Shea-Spivey; her father’sspouse (Brenda);
brothersFred and Edward Hof; sister Brooke
O’Gara; numerous cousins and nephews,and
by colleagues,friends,and admirers fortunate
enough to have known this remarkable
woman. Claudine's family will haveaprivate
remembrance and celebration of her life.
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