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DEATH NOTICE

CHARLES ALBERTBABENDREIER

January 17, 1931-March 12, 2020

Charles Albert BabendreieronMarch 12, 2020

afterabrief illness.Charlie wasalifelong

resident of theWashington, DC area,aveteran

of the United StatesMarine Corps andaCivil

Engineering graduate of The Catholic Univer-

sity of America. He retired in 1985 after a

distinguishedcareer with the National Science

Foundation. He wasdearly loved and will be

sorely missed by all those who knew him.

Adevotedson of Charles Babendreierand

ClarabelleTaylor and loving husband of Mary

Ann, his wife of 70 years.Hewas the patriarch

of 15 children,38grandchildren and 14 great

grandchildren.Heisproceeded into heaven

by his late childrenMaryTeresa and John.

Survived by loving wife Mary Ann (nee Schrid-

er); sisterand husbandMary Lee (Frank)

Naples; childrenand spousesReverend Joseph

Babendreier,Christopher(Josepha) Baben-

dreierCarl(Melanie)Babendreier,Ann(Dean)

Norwich, Peter (Michele) Babendreier,Bernard

(Kitty) Babendreier,Justin (Martha) Baben-

dreier,Gerard (Nany) Babendreier,Madeline

(Ellsworth) Jones,Albert (Berta) Babendreier,

Gretchen Babendreier,Katherine (Gary) Glore,

and Elizabeth (Dave)Hammers.

In lieu of flowers,please send contributions to

Gonzaga High School, St. Anselm'sAbbey or

the The HeightsSchool.

Viewing and serviceswill be held privately due

to social-distancing protocolssuggestedbythe

CDC.

Please sign family guestbookat

http://www.DeVolfuneralhome.com

BABENDREIER

MARYWILLARD PICKETTBAGBY

(Age 96)

OfFairfax,Virginia, peacefullypassed away on

Tuesday,March10, 2020. Mary was born in

Washington, DC,onNovember 12, 1923, the

daughter of BelleT.and LudoC.Pickett. In

DC,Mary attended CentralHigh School where

she wasamemberofAlpha Chapter,Beta

Mu Sorority. Subsequently,shereceived her

degree from Stratford Hall, StratfordCollege in

Danville,VA.Atgraduation,shereceivedthe

school’shighest award, the “JamesT.Catlin

CitizenshipAward.”After college,Mary joined

the Department of Defense at the Pentagon,

retiring in 1978 with 33 years of service.

During her time with the DoD,Mary received

numerous Outstanding PerformanceAwards

and became Chief of the Administrative Divi-

sion,DefenseTelephone Service.

MarymarriedRichardWallace Bagby,her hus-

band of 50 years,onAugust 12, 1966, inFairfax,

VA.They weremembers of the Pinecrest

CommunityinAnnandale,VA, and later

enjoyed time at SouthernShores,Kitty Hawk,

NC.Mary,acard lover,played Bridge quite

oftenand enjoyed completing crossword puz-

zles.

Maryissurvived by daughter Linda Gail (Bagby)

Koch of Lexington,NC; son-in-law Steven

Richard Jelinek; four grandchildren: Merrill

(Jelinek) Ridgway,Adam Jelinek,Tatum Jelinek,

and Cody Jelinek; and two great-grandchildren,

Hadley and Haden Ridgeway,all of Northern

Virginia, as well as niecesand nephews.She

was predeceased by her husband Richard,

daughter BarbaraElaine (Bagby) Jelinek, and

four siblings:Fred Pickett,FrancesP.Clark,

DorothyP.Porch and Margaret “Tommie”P.

Carpenter.

Intermentwill be at Arlington National Ceme-

tery,where she will join her husband, at a

future date to be scheduled.

BAGBY

DEATH NOTICE

Dr.SARAH ELIZABETH BROOKS “Betty”

OnFriday,February 28, 2020 ofTakomaPark,

MD.Sister of Roberta Brooks Shearin (Bobbie),

also ofTakomaPark. She is also survivedby

one nephew,WilliamG.Shearin, Jr.(Ernestine);

one niece,Moneta MarzetteShearinHowland;

three grand-nieces;one grand-nephew;five

great-great nephews; cousins and friends.Ser-

vices will be held atalater date.

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BROOKS

CHARLES ERIC CARLSON

Of Darnestown, Maryland died on Sunday,

March 15, 2020 at the memory care facility

atTranquility ofFredericktowne,inFrederick,

Maryland. Mr.Carlson was the belovedhus-

bandofMary Ann Carlson (2007), father of

Lynn Marie CrawfordofOlney,Maryland,Laura

Ann Harris of Adamstown, Maryland and Eric

David Carlson of ShermanOaks,California. He

is the grandfather of Justin E. Harris,Trevor

E. Harris,Matthew E. Harris,Spencer Miller-

Carlson, SamanthaMiller-Carlson, Christopher

Charles Bradford andKenneth Lee Bradford.

Mr.Carlsonisalsosurvivedbyhisfivegreat-

grandchildren.

Mr.Carlson was bornJanuary 2, 1928 in

Birmingham Alabama to Eric Carlsonand

Vernie Sommers.The family moved toWash-

ington, DC during the height of the Depression

to be closer to work opportunities,and a

steady income for the family.Mr. Carlsongrew

up on Capitol Hill and attended EasternHigh

School where he met the love of his life

and future wife of 58 years,Mary AnnPace.

Afterserving two years in the United States

Armyaspartofthe occupation forces of

Japan afterWorldWarII, Mr.Carlson returned

toWashington, DC where he and his wife

MaryAnnraised three children in Northwest

Washington while Mr.Carlson builtasuccessful

homeremolding business.Over the next 50

years Mr.Carlson workedasasenior executive

at Clark Construction (formally The George

Hyman Construction Company) and was the

founder and CEO of the Carlson Construction

Company from 1980till 2005.

Mr.Carlson’spassions wheretending to his

small farm in Germantown, remodeling

projects and traveling the world whenever

possible.Hehadatrue adventurer’sheart, was

adevote member of Darnestown Presbyterian

Church and remainedagenerous spirt till the

end of his life.

Mr.Carlson was compassionately and lovingly

caredfor by the angelic caregivers atTran-

quility ofFredericktowne,especially Linda. Mr.

Carlson died asaresult of Alzheimer’sDisease.

He was predeceased in death by his two

sisters,Fay Boss and BarbaraHolland.

Because of the ongoing Coronavirus situation,

asmall family burial service will be held at

Darnestown PresbyterianChurch.The family

will announceaRemembrance Memorial Cel-

ebration for later in the year.Please sign the

family online guestbook at

http://www.pumphreyfuneralhome.com

CARLSON

DEATH NOTICE

Dr.JOHN CLEAVE

OfKensington, London passed away on

March 14, 2020, aged 88. Born in 1931in

Harrow,Middlesex, John went on to earn

degrees in economics from London and

Oxford. He commissionedinto the Royal

ArtilleryatMons for NationalService and

wentontoserve with the British Colonial

Service in Uganda for 11 years.John

was then accepted into Stanford University

where he gained his PhD and was sub-

sequently recruitedinto theWorld Bank,

Washington DC in 1970 where he worked

as an agricultural economistfor over 20

yearsondevelopment projects in Africa,

East Asia and thePacific.Onretirement,

John’spassion led to his secondcareer

as an architectural photographer,which

resulted in numerous publications in books

and journals.John served asaTrustee of

the AmericanFarm School in Thessaloniki,

Greece for over 15 years.Johnis survived

by his wife of 46 years,Laura, children

Roger and Karen and grandchildren Ben-

jamin,Richard,NicholasandPhilippa.Ser-

vicestobeheld in England.

CLEAVE

DEATH NOTICE

SARAH ELSIE COLEMAN

The officersand members of the

Ladies FirstAid Union of Churches,

Inc., are notified of the passing of

Nurse Sarah E. Coleman. Services

Private.

Yoshiko Johnson, President

Bobbie Best and Emma Salters,

Condolence Chairs

COLEMAN

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SARAH E. COLEMAN “Sack”

On Thursday,March12, 2020.She is survived

by her devoted husband,James; daughter,

Arcelia; grandchildren,Ralph and Ariel; two

sisters,Amandaand Judy andahost of other

relatives and friends. Shewas preceded by her

brothers, Arthur,Joseph,Corneliusand Robert

and son in-lawDavid. Viewing, 10 a.m. until

the time of services,11a.m.,Friday,March

20, 2020 atWalker Memorial Baptist Church,

20201 3th St NW,Washington, DC 20001.

Reverend AdemuyiwaT.Bamiduro.Interment

Maryland National Memorial Cemetery,Laurel,

MD.Services entrusted to Marshall-March

Funeral Home.

COLEMAN

DEATHNOTICE

Agency (EPA).Aproficient and independent

professional, she cared passionately about

her work. She rose to the highest non-

appointed levels at EPAthrough tenacity,

diligence,and exceptional management and

thinking skills.Over her 31 year career,she

received many distinguished awards for her

outstanding service at EPAand her contribu-

tions to environmental protection, such as

cleaning polluted waterways.

Loretta and her husband enjoyed traveling to

many destinations in North America, Europe,

Asia and Australia. They frequently visited

museums and attended theatrical perfor-

mancesranging from operaatworld class

venues to community theater at home in

Fairlington,VA.

Loretta will be sorely missed by many rela-

tives and friends.She leaves behind three

brothers: Larry (Diane), JosephV.(Rose M.)

and AlfredP.(Barbara) Marzetti;asister-in-

law,Ellen Marzetti (Philip,deceased); four

nieces: Lisa Broyhill (Joel), Andrea Marie

(JohnC.Chapin), Alissa and Anne Marie

Marzetti; five nephews: Christopher (Shel-

ley), Matthew (Maren), Matthew Joseph,

Anthony and John Marzetti; four great-

nieces: Kaeli and Madison Broyhill, Alexandra

and Hayden Marzetti; two great-nephews:

Nick andJake Marzetti; three stepchildren:

David (Deb) Miller,Rachel (Duane) Epperly

and Dolores Miller;four step grandchildren:

Logan and Shelby Epperly,Leah (Steve)

Rosenthal andWesley (Adam Sutton) Slater;

and one step great-grandson,Frank Rosen-

thal. Her nephew David Marzetti prede-

ceased her.

Loretta’smemorial service will be scheduled

atalater date.Inlieu of flowers,please send

donations to Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur

at http://www.snddentriprov.org or Development

Office,POBox 157, Stevenson MD 21153.

LORETTAA. MARZETTI

Loretta A. Marzetti lost her courageous battle

against brain cancer onFebruary 24, 2020 in

Arlington,VA.Born March 13, 1943 in Long

Island, NewYork, Ms.Marzetti attended St.

Francis Xavier School, Notre Dame Academy

and Catholic University of America, all in

Washington, DC.She is survived by her hus-

band of almost 34 years,Jerry Miller of

Catonsville,MD.

Loretta leavesalegacy of love,compassion,

helpfulness and faithful concern for others.

She was generous,positive and supportive

to her family and friends.She wasasecond

mother to her four younger brothers and the

primary caregiver to her parents,Lawrence

Arthur and JosephinePalazzo Marzetti in

their later life.Over her 76 years,Loretta

cherished friends made in first grade while

continuing to make new ones.

In 1965, Ms.Marzetti joined what later

became the Environmental Protection

MARZETTI

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DEATH NOTICE

CLARK COLLINS (Age 84)

On Saturday,March14, 2020, of

Silver Spring, MD.Loving husband

ofPatty; father ofTammy Myers

and Samuel (Judy) Splaine; brother

ofJack (Annette) andJay(Bonnie)

Collins,Lucy Arvin and the late

Elmer and Lawrence Collins and

JuanitaTr ent; grandfather of Bradley A. Myers,

Cara(Levi)Leatherman,AshleySplaineand

the late Christina Splaine; great grandfather of

Chloe,Garrett, Gavin and Owen. Also survived

by manynieces and nephews.Some of the

happiesttimesinPop's life was being with his

grandchildren and great-grandchildren.Clark

served honorably in theU.S.Army.Hehad

astrong faithinGod and wasagreat and

lovingPoptoallwhoknewhim.Hewill

be missed. SERVICES LIMITEDTOIMMEDIATE

FAMILYONLYwill take place onFriday,March

20. IntermentParklawnMemorialPark. In lieu
    of flowers,memorial contributions may be
    made toKensingtonVolunteer Fire Depart-
    ment,P. O.Box 222,Kensington, MD 20895
    or to theWoundedWarrior Project,P. O.Box
    758516 ,Topeka, Kansas 66675.
    http://www.COLLINSFUNERALHOME.com

COLLINS

DEATH NOTICE

KENNETH WILLIAM CRIST

OnFriday,March 13, 2020 of Lehigh Acres,

Florida,formerly of Lewisdale,MD.Loving

husbandofLillianWolf Crist for 61 years.

Belovedfather ofJanice,Debra,Kenneth,

Sharon and Billy.Adored son of the late

Lester and Amy Sartain Crist.Kenalso

leaves to cherish his memory six grandchil-

dren, three great-grandchildren and one

great-great-grandchild whom he loved

dearly.Heleft his legacy asacoachfor

Lewisdale UniversityPark Boys and Girls

Club for many young men playing football

and baseball. He was an avidduckpin

bowler and proudseason ticketholder of

theWashington Redskins since the 1950's.

Servicesprivate.Inlieu of flowers,memor-

ial contributions may be made in his name

to the Boys and Girls Club of America,

NationalHeadquarters,1275 Peachtree

Street,N.E., Atlanta, GA 30309.

http://www.gaschs.com

CRIST

CARYNJ. ISAACS

CarynJ.Isaacs (nee Golland), of

Brookville,MD, passed awayon

March 15, 2020atthe age of 69. She

is survived by her beloved husband,

Dr.Frederick A. Isaacs;children,

Yisroel'Scott' (Rachel)Isaacs,Marc

Isaacs,and JessicaIsaacs;brother,

Allen (Sheryl) Golland; and grandchildren,Shlo-

mo,David,Ahuva, Shira,Yehuda, and Seth

Isaacs.She was predeceased by her parents,

Lillian and Bernard Golland.

Funeral services are private.Pleaseomit flow-

ers.Contributions in her memory may be sent

to BethJoseph Congregation, 515EBethany

Home Road, Phoenix, AZ 85012. Arrangements

by SOL LEVINSON&BROS., INC.

sollevinson.com

ISAACS

LEONARD LEHMAN

OnTuesday,March 17, 2020,

(Adar 21 5780) Leonard

Lehman of Rockville,MD.

Predeceased by his wife,

Imogene Lehman (Adar 22

5779) and his son, David A.

Lehman. Beloved father of

Jeff (Hua),Toby (Linda), Amy andZach;

loving ZeydeofRebecca,Jacob (Jennifer),

Benjamin,and Jesse.The funeral and shiva

will be private.Inlieu of flowers,memorial

contributionsmay be madetoacharity of

choice.Servicesentrusted to SagelBloom-

fieldDanzanskyGoldbergFuneral Care.

http://www.sagelbloomfield.com

LEHMAN

BILL MILLER, JR.

JULY5,1952-MARCH 8, 2020

Devoted son, brother, uncle,sportsman,

painter and big-hearted friend. MemorialSer-

vice,April 8, 2020,1p.m. atFairfax Memorial

Funeral Home, 920 0Braddock Rd.,Fairfax,VA

22032.

MILLER

DEATHNOTICE

DEATH NOTICE

MARYM.QUINLAN "Bette"

On Sunday, March15, 2020,

Belovedwife of the late William

H. Quinlan Jr.; loving mother of

Michael (Susan) Quinlan andPatri-

cia (Roy) Oursler;proud grand-

motherof Joseph(Carolyn)Quin-

lan, Chad (Katelyn) Oursler,and

Jessica(Jeff) Gardner;loving great-grandmoth-

er of Andrew and Sophia Quinlan, Isabelle

Gardner,and Julian Oursler.APrivateFamily

Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at

Holy Cross Catholic Church, 4900 Strathmore

Ave,Kensington, MD.Aprivate burialwill take

place at Gate of HeavenCemetery.Inlieu

of flowers,memorial contributionsmay be

made to Little Sisters of the Poor,Jeanne

Jugan Residence,4200 Harewood Road NE,

WashingtonDC20017-1554

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QUINLAN

JOE NATHAN WILSON (Age 85)

Peacefully transitioned on Sunday,March 8,

2020.Family will receive friends at Shachah

World Ministries,5701 Livingston Rd., Oxon

Hill, MD on Saturday,March 21. Visitation10

a.m., Celebration of Life 11 a.m. Interment

Glenwood Cemetery.

WILSON

DEATHNOTICE

CAROLYN C. BOSEMAN

Passed awaypeacefully on Thursday,

March 5, 2020. She joins her son, Antwan

Boseman and mother,Dorothy Boseman

in eternal and peacefulrest. Carolyn is

survivedby her daughter,Angrean Barham;

granddaughter,Isys Barham; sister,Debo-

rahBoseman;brother,AbrahamBoseman;

nieces,nephews andahost of other rel-

atives and friends.Viewing will be held

Saturday,March 21, 2020,9:30a.m.until

time of funeral at 10:30 a.m. atJ.B.Jenkins

Funeral Home,7 474 Landover Rd.,

Hyattsville,MD20785.

"I miss you Mommy,always."

BOSEMAN

Dr.HAI CHUANTANG

Dr.Hai ChuanTang, age 79, passed away

peacefully onTuesday,March3,2020 in

Gaithersburg,Maryland.Aviewing will be held

onFriday,March 20, 2020 atFairfax Memorial

Funeral Home,9902 Braddock Rd.,Fairfax,VA

22032 from2p.m. to4p.m. and6p.m. to 8

p.m. The funeral service will be live streamed

at 10:30a.m. on Saturday,March 21, 2020 from

ChesterbrookTaiwanese PresbyterianChurch

website (https://ctpchurch.org/). He will be laid

to rest atFairfax MemorialPark.

He is survived by his wife,Debra, three chil-

dren, Timothy (Charisse), Daniel(Sophia), and

Jennie (JeongKi), and ten grandchildren, Grace,

Christine,Charles,Mary,Emily,Paul, Joshua,

Anna, Serena, and Joy.

TANG

his Miniature Schnauzers,Greta (Garbo) and

Heidi (Ho). He will be united with his loving

family and his beloved pets; his “forever dog”

Sukoshi, and Purty and Ashes.

Jim began working at BrettonWoods in 1972.

He was awarded PGA membership in 1978

and became Head Professional in 1989.For

48 years he dedicated his life to the members

and staff at BrettonWoods.Over that time,

he introduced hundreds,ifnot thousands

to “the game ofalifetime”. He conceived

of and led many members on golf trips

to Maine,Myrtle Beach, Williamsburg and

Orlando.These trips fostered relationships

and stories that will lastalifetime.

Jim was an avid hunter and belonged to Izaak

Walton League for many years.Heespecially

enjoyed hunting and hours of banter with his

dear friend Abe.

Jim was all about family.Hemade his father

proud by becoming the patriarch of his

family for the last 22 years.Hecontinued

many family traditions such as the annual

family trip to Capon Springs&Farms,hosting

holiday and family birthday parties,and his

love of golf was shared with his family.Like

his father,Jim’sgreatest role in life was

the role of father to his sons.His fatherly

influence did not end with his two sons,he

shared his fatherly love,devotion, and advice

with all his nieces and nephews.

Jim was one ofakind. His prankster behavior

was evident in every photo and his kind heart

was evident in his infectious smile.Heloved

to play jokes on friends and colleagues,he

loved people,lobsters,popcorn, blueberry

pie and his dogs.Jim lived life every day.

ACelebration of Life will be held for friends

and family atalater date at BrettonWoods

Recreation Center,Inc.

In lieu of flowers the family asks donations

be made to:

The FirstTeeOfGreaterWashington DC

2020 PennsylvaniaAve.NW,# 106

Washington, DC 20006

Arrangements were made by Hilton Funeral

Home.

JAMES WELSMANNAPIER

James “Jim”Welsman Napier,lovingly known

as “Sukoshi, Jimmy,Nape,Pro,Daddy-O,

Daddyyyyyyyy,MyBrother,Uncle Jimmy,Sch-

weetie and Bim Bim”, 65, of Germantown,

MD passed away on March 16, 2020 sur-

rounded by his family.Jim was the loving

husband toPatricia A. Spino Napier.

Born on June 2, 1954, in Corona, CA he

was the first son of the late Captain Edward

Dankey Napier and CatherineJackson Napier.

He is survived by his wife and sons; Edward

Michael Napier and Erik Alexander Napier,

one sister;Christine Napier Louder (Daryl),

two brothers; JosephJackson Napier,David

Harrison Napier,and his beloved nieces and

nephews; MatthewWoodard (Catherine),

Amanda DePlour (Aleksander), Dana

Woodard, Dolan Napier,Ian Napier,Rowan

Napier,KristinaKeefe (Greg), Matthew Smith

and Robert Spino; and one Great Nephew;

Nicholas R.Keefe.His expecting niece,

Amanda, announced that her son would

honor Jim with his name.Hewill be greatly

missed by many friends,extended family and

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DEATH NOTICE

MITCHELL LEON GOINGS (Age 65)

Passed awayTuesday, March 10, 2020, in Mar-

tinsburg, WV.Viewingat10a.m. and Service

at 11 a.m.onSaturday,March21, at Berean

Baptist Church,924 Madison St., NW,Washing-

ton, DC with Rev.Porter L. Lawson,Jr. ,ofFrom

theHeart Ministries officiating.Survived by his

sons Joseph Goings,and Michael Goings; four

grandchildren Marlee Goings,Avery Goings,

Jason Goings and Michael Goings (Jett); his

mother DorothyGoings; and siblings Donald

Goings,Elizabeth Moss,Richard Goingsand

Terry Goings.Preceded in death by his father

Robert Goings,Sr. ,and brothersRobert Goings,

Jr., and MichaelGoings.Condolences may be

sent to: TheFamily of Mitchell L. Goings,1 3633

ColgateWay,Apt. #925,Silver Spring,MD

20904. Flowers may be sent to: R.N.Horton’s
       FuneralService.

GOINGS

ANNIE MONIQUE MELTON

Passed away on March 14, 2020 afteralong

and courageousbattle with dementia. Loving

wife of Michael; mother to Kevin (wife

Shauneen),and Christopher (wife Margaret);

grandmother to Jeremy.She is survived by

otherfamily members,and many friends. Born

in December,1947, in Bordeaux,France,Annie

cametotheUnitedStatestoearnadegree

in English fromCalifornia State Polytechnic

University,Pomona,Californiawhere she met

her husband. They were married in September,

1976 nearBordeaux,France.With her hus-

band,Annie movedtothe DC metro area

in 1978 from the State ofWashington. She

worked 26 years for the Embassy ofFrance.

Afterleaving the embassy,she taughtFrench

at two private schools in the DC metro area.

She enjoyed teaching theFrench language to

youngchildren, outdoor recreation, and caring

for and supporting her family.

Information aboutamemorialservice will be

forthcoming.Her family would like to thank the

staff at ArborTerrace-Fairfax,amemory care

facility in Chantilly,VAwhere Annie lived the

last years of her life.

In lieu of flowers,contributions may be made

to the BrightFocusFoundation, Support.Bright-

Focus.org,for Alzheimer’s diseaseresearch.

MELTON

GEORGE R. MOOSE, SR.

Born inTams WV September

2, 1945and entered into eter-

nal rest on March 15, 2020

in Harwood, MD.Hewas a

retiredU.S Postal Service Head-

quartersTransportation Execu-

tive.Heissurvived by his wife,

Blanch; son, George Moose Jr.

(Nayrobi); granddaughters,Angelica and

Angelina Moose; sister,ThelmaCook of Cleve-

land OH; sister-in-law,BettyFralin; brother-in-

law,FrankFralin andahost of nieces,nephews,

cousins and friends.Funeral services private.

IntermentatWashingtonNational Cemetery.

http://www.briscoe-tonicfuneralhome.com

MOOSE

DEATH NOTICE

JOAN MARIE ROTHGEB (Age 63)

On March 17, 2020, at home in University

Park afterayear-long battlewithPancreatic

Cancer.Beloved wifeofPaulPinsky and

mothertoSarah and Laura. She is also

survived by her mother,Dorothy Rothgeb,

sistersJennifer and Jill (Strickland) and

brotherFrank, along with other relatives.

Agraduate of Elizabeth Seton High School,

she went on to earn degrees from Univ.of

MD,Johns Hopkins and GeorgeWashington.

Early in her career,Joan coached her girls'

basketball team toaMDstate champi-

onship.Joan wasalifelongeducator who

retired as Director of Special Education for

P. G.Countyschools.Asupporter of the

Univ.ofMDanditssports,shewasalsoan

avid tennis player.AcelebrationofJoan's

life will be scheduledatalater date.In

lieu of flowers,donationscan be made

to the BeaumontHouse atFASEB,9 650

Rockville Pike,Bethesda,MD20814 or to

SpecialOlympics ofP. G.Co., 8801 Ritchie

Dr., Capitol Heights,MD20743.

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DEATH NOTICE

WILLIAM FRANCIS SHEEHAN

WilliamFrancis Sheehan, born October 12,

1928, passedaway peacefully afteralong

illness on March 17, 2020. Bill was bornand

raised inWashington, DC,and graduated

from GeorgeWashington University and

The Catholic University of America law

school.Aveteran ofWorldWarII, he was

proud to beamemberofthe United States

Marine Corps.Heserved asaSpecial Agent

of theFederal Bureau of Investigation and

later workedinthe insurance industry as

aseniorexecutive,managing legal claims

until retirement in 1991.

Bill wasthe oldest of threechildren born

to the late John and WinifredSheehan. His

brother,Frank, and sister,Margaret prede-

ceased him. He was the belovedhusband

of Marcella (nee Cairney)for 65 years.

Bill will forever be remembered by his

devotedchildren, Daniel Sheehan(Denise),

Mary Elizabeth Whelan (John), KathleenLilly

(David),Jennifer Graham(David),Jacqueline

Cassidy (James),and Brendan Sheehan

(Kristy).Hetreasured his 18 grandchildren

and four great-grandchildren, along with

countless other friends and family who

were blessedtoknow him.

In addition to spending time with his family,

Bill wasanavid golferand traveled often

with Marcella. He also loved playingthe

sport of baseball in his youthand watching

it as he aged. He wasalifelongmember

of the Knights of Columbus and wasPast

Grand KnightofCouncil 1695.

Billtouchedthelivesofmanypeoplewith

his wisdom,Catholic faith, and generosity.

He maintained his trademark sense of

humor all the way to the end.Services

will be determined.

SHEEHAN

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Fax&emaildeadline-3p.m. daily

Phone-In deadline

4p.m. M-F

3p.m. Sa-Su

CURRENT 2020 RATES:

(PERDAY)

MONDAY- SATURDAY

Black&White

1" -$150 (text only)

2 "-$340 (text only)

3 "-$490

4 "-$535

5 "-$678

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SUNDAY

Black&White

1"- $179 (text only)

2 "-$376(text only)

3 "-$543

4 "-$572

5 "-$738

6 "+for ALL Black&White notices

$150 each additional inch wkday

$179 each additional inch Sunday

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MONDAY- SATURDAY

Color

3" -$628

4 "-$676

5 "-$826

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SUNDAY

Color

3" -$665

4 "-$760

5 "-$926

6 "+for ALL color notices

$249 each additionalinch wkday

$277 each additional inch Sunday

Notices with photos begin at 3"

(All photos add 2" to your notice.)

ALLNOTICESMUSTBEPREPAID

MEMORIAL PLAQUES:

All notices over 2" include

complimentary memorial plaque

Additional plaques start at $26 each

and may be ordered.

AllPaid Death Notices

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.