The Washignton Post - 04.04.2020

saturday, april 4 , 2020. the washington post EZ RE B5

BY KEITH L. ALEXANDER

A D.C. man was arrested Friday
and charged in U.S. District Court
with operating a website that
prosecutors alleged falsely
claimed to sell items to protect
buyers from the novel coronavi-
rus, including N95 masks, surgi-
cal masks, hand sanitizer and
other personal protection equip-
ment.
Federal prosecutors said 37-
year-old Craven Casper regis-
tered the website Coronavirus-
ProtectionMasks.org on Feb. 24
and began offering the items on
behalf of a company that Casper
also fabricated called Coronavi-
rus Protection Global Health Sup-
ply Organization.
Casper advertised his website
through Twitter and processed
about 147 transactions for cus-
tomer purchases, prosecutors
said. At least 24 of Casper’s cus-
tomers have complained that
they never received their orders
or refunds, authorities said.
Federal prosecutors in the U.S.
attorney’s office in the District, as
well as other law enforcement
officials nationwide, are aggres-
sively going after people who they
say are running scams that prey
upon the fears sparked by the
pandemic.
The U.S. attorneys in eastern
and western Virginia recently an-
nounced the Virginia Coronavi-
rus Fraud Ta sk Force, in partner-
ship with the Virginia State Police
and the FBI. They noted that
phony websites claiming to sell
high-demand medical supplies
have popped up, fake charities
have been calling seeking dona-
tions, and scammers posing as
health authorities such as the
World Health Organization and
the Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention have been send-
ing phishing emails designed to
download malware or extract
personal information.
In January, Attorney General
William P. B arr named Timothy J.
Shea as the District’s interim U.S.
attorney. Recently, Shea and D.C.
Attorney General Karl A. Racine
set up the COVID-19 Pandemic
Fraud Hotline at 2 02 -252-7022
and an email address to report
such fraud,
[email protected].
They have had reports of indi-
viduals and businesses using the
Internet to market products
falsely claiming to mitigate the

virus.

In an interview Friday, Shea

said his office has created a Met-

ropolitan Area Covid- 19 Anti-

Fraud Ta sk Force to investigate

claims of people trying to exploit

the pandemic for profit in the

District, as well as work with local

and federal agencies to investi-

gate such allegations across the

country.

Shea said scammers have false-

ly advertised coronavirus test kits

and even “fake cures.” Most oper-

ations are run through the Inter-

net, he said.

S hea said that within his office,

various prosecution units have

collaborated on the task force

including fraud, health care, cy-

ber, criminal investigative and

prosecutors who focus on the

District itself.

“We are taking a multi-disci-

plined approach to this,” Shea

said.

In a ddition to scams, Shea said,

prosecutors in his office are also

focusing on other crimes that

have emerged during the pan-

demic, including price gauging by

businesses and hoarding of safety

products. Shea said that while

hoarding may not result in a

criminal charge, it could result in

civil fines.

In about a month, prosecutors

in the office have handled at least

eight District-based coronavirus

scam cases, a spokeswoman said.

In t he Casper case, prosecutors

also alleged that his website solic-

ited donations to the Global Coro-

navirus Relief Fund, claiming

that donations would be used to

support hospitals in China and

other areas affected by the out-

break.

Prosecutors said Casper never

gave any of the financial dona-

tions collected to hospitals in

China affected by the virus.

Casper appeared for his initial

hearing Friday in District Court

via video and teleconferencing

and was ordered to remain in

D.C.’s jail. His attorney, Michelle

Peterson, declined to comment.

Casper is already awaiting sen-

tencing in another federal fraud

case. Last month, Casper pleaded

guilty to mail fraud for devising a

scheme to obtain more than

$200,000 in fraudulent tax re-

fund and class-action settlement

payments. He is scheduled to be

sentenced in June and faces a

maximum of 20 years.

[email protected]

the District

Man f alsely claimed to

sell masks, o∞cials say

obituaries

of Note

Obituaries of residents from the
District, Maryland and Northern
Virginia.

Lloyd Pinchback,
Library of Congress employee
Lloyd Pinchback, 71, a music
specialist at t he Library of Congress
for 42 years who retired in 2018,
died Feb. 9 at his home in Mitchell-
ville, Md. The cause was cardiac
arrest, said a s on, Aaron Pinchback.
Mr. Pinchback was born in
Danville, Va., and grew up in the
Washington area. He was a saxo-
phonist and flutist in the 1960 s,
1970 s and 1980 s with the go-go
band the Soul Searchers.

Harlan ‘Gene’ Cross,
Mitre Corp. executive
Harlan “Gene” Cross, 79, a for-
mer vice president of Mitre.
Corp., which manages federally
funded research and develop-
ment centers, died Jan. 18 at a
hospital in Riverview, Fla. The
cause was lung and heart disease,
said his wife, Carol Cross.
Dr. Cross, a native of Birming-
ham, Ala., was an electrical engi-
neer and program manager in
Florida before joining Mitre in

1990. In 2005, he became a con-
      sultant to Mitre and served until
      2018, when he moved to Riv-
      erview from Oakton, Va.

Gladys Dorn-Hall,
contract specialist
Gladys Dorn-Hall, 87, a 38-year
federal employee who retired in
1988 as a contract specialist at the
Naval Surface Warfare Center, died
Feb. 4 at a rehabilitation center in
Washington. The cause was a heart
attack, said a son, D’Andre Dorn.
Ms. Dorn-Hall, a D.C. resident,
was born Gladys Collins in Phila-
delphia. Her federal career includ-
ed service in Washington beginning
in 1950 with the Bureau of Prisons
and the Internal Revenue Service.

James Mahoney,
Smithsonian officer
James Mahoney, 88, retired
chief of the Office of Exhibits

Central at the Smithsonian Insti-

tution, died Feb. 6 at an assisted-

living center in Chevy Chase, Md.

The cause was lung cancer and

emphysema, said his wife, Virgin-

ia Mahoney.

Mr. Mahoney was born in Phil-

adelphia and joined the Smithso-

nian in 1958. He was responsible

for more than 200 exhibits in the

Smithsonian system and had

served as assistant director of

planning and programming at

the National Air and Space Muse-

um and chief of the exhibits labo-

ratory at the National Museum of

Natural History. He retired in

1986.

Charles Schwarz,

federal employee

Charles Schwarz, 80, who re-

tired in 2005 as chief of systems at

the National Geodetic Survey af-

ter 31 years with the federal agen-

cy, died Jan 21 at his home in

Gaithersburg, Md. The cause was

pneumonia, said a son, Jon

Schwarz.

Mr. Schwarz was born in Wash-

ington. Before joining NGS, he

worked 10 years with the Defense

Mapping Agency, which is now

part of the National Geospatial-

Intelligence Agency.

Laura Macklin,

lawyer

Laura Macklin, 69, who taught

at Georgetown University law

school from 1981 to 2007 and was

director of its family advocacy

clinic, died Feb. 13 at her home in

Potomac, Md. The cause was

breast cancer, said her husband,

Eric Richard.

Ms. Macklin was born in Chi-

cago. She practiced law in Wash-

ington for 45 years, beginning

with the Covington and Burling

law firm in 1975. Later, she

worked with Neighborhood Le-

gal Services. From 2007 to 2019,

she w as a lawyer w ith the Depart-

ment of Health and Human Ser-

vices’ Medicare appellate divi-

sion.

— From staff reports

DEATHNOTICE

LINDABARNES-ROBINSON

PassedawayonMarch23,2020,atherhome

inRockville,Maryland.Alongtimeresidentof

BethesdaandRockville,MD,sheissurvived

byherhusband,ArthurE.Robinson;brother

Robert;childrenJenniferandRobb;step-chil-

drenKerry,AmyandJeff;andninegrandchil-

dren.BorninBrooklyn,NY,onMay29,1945,

sheattendedCedarCrestCollege,andGeorge

WashingtonandCatholicUniversities.Linda

workedformanyyearsatMCPSintheDivision

ofAcceleratedandEnrichedInstruction.A

memorialservicewillbeheldatafuturedate,

pleaserefertodignitymemorial.com

BARNES-ROBINSON

MILTONL.BURKE,JR."Sonny"

BornNovember23, 1931

PassedMarch24, 2020

LifelongresidentofAlexandriaVA.Loving

Father,Grandfather,Brother,aswellasother

relativesandfriends.Aprivateburialwilltake

place,andCelebrationofLifeatalaterdate.

BURKE

ELDAILENECOLLINS

OnWednesday,March4, 2020 attheage

of 72 ofHyattsville,MD.Shewaspreceded

indeathbyherparents,EldaEmmaand

MichaelLeroyCollins.Agravesidecere-

monywasheldatWashingtonNational

Cemetery,Suitland,MDonTuesday,March

24 at 12 p.m.

http://www.gaschs.com

COLLINS

GARYDUBIN

OfRockville,MD,passedawayon

April1,2020,attheageof72.He

issurvivedbyhissiblings,Eileen

"Cookie" Gross,Arthur (Lynn)

Dubin,andMark(Darlene)Dubin;

niecesandnephews,StuartGross,Lisa

(Gus) Acuna, Michael (Donna) Tr uitt,

Rachel(Justin)Browder,Zachary(Tracy)

Dubin,LilyDubin,Jason(Ana)Dubin,Brian

(Beth)Dubin,andToby(Dave)DiCocco;

greatniecesandnephews,AJGross,

Michael"Mickey"Gross,AlexAcuna,

SylvieBrowder,Beau Browder,Perry

Dubin,LoganDubin,AsherDubin,Andi

Dubin,ChaseDiCocco,CaitlinDiCocco,

andKendallDiCocco.

Funeralservicesareprivate.InLieuof

flowers,contributionsinhismemorymay

besenttoHebrewHomeofGreaterWash-

ington, 6121 MontroseRoad,Rockville,

MD20852.ArrangementsbySOLLEVIN-

SON&BROS., INC.

http://www.sollevinson.com

DUBIN

DEATHNOTICE

Thismarriageendedindivorcein1968.

Tothisunionwasbornoneson,WayneElliott

Whigham,in1950,whopredeceasedherin

2013.Elainewasanambitious,independent

andhardworkingindividualwhostrivedhard

toraisehersonandinstilledinhimasense

ofindependenceandresponsibility.Shetruly

lovedhim.

HavingworkedfortwoyearsfortheWar

Department,threeyearsfortheVeterans

Administration,and 29 yearsfortheCIA,

ElaineretiredfromtheCIAin 1998 after 34

yearsofgovernmentservices.Duringher

timeattheCIA,sheearnedamonetaryaward

forsuperiorperformanceofherduties,as

wellasotherawardsandaccolades.

ElainemetJohnieArtisin1964.InNovember

1974,theyweremarried.Heprecededherin

deathinSeptember1986.

ShejoinedVermontAvenueBaptistChurch

in1950.Shewasanactivememberofthe

LadiesUsherBoardNo.2for 50 years;a

memberoftheMarthaJ.WillisBibleClass

forover 26 years,duringwhichsheserved

asSecretary;andanactivememberofthe

BrooksMemorialMinistry.Elainelovedher

churchfamilyandfriendsandgaveofherself

andherfinancesunselfishly.

Shewasapersonofquietdignity.

Elaineleavestomournherpassinghergrand-

son,ChristopherWhigham;hergreat-grand-

son,JordanHeffernan;asister,RubyBush,

herdaughter-in-law,MaryBethWaits;agod-

daughter,CarolAnnBetts;granddaughters,

TracieDanielsandTanyaMedrano,andahost

ofBushfamilymembersinSt.Louisand

friendsfromher70+yearsinWashington,

DC.

FamilywillprivatelyattendburialatRock

CreekCemeteryinWashington,DC.Acele-

brationofElaine’slifewillbescheduledinthe

future.

ELAINEBUSHWHIGHAMARTIS

December13,1925,-April2, 2020

ElaineBushWhighamArtiswasborninSt.

Louis,MissouritoInezTrainerBush,mother,

andJamesEdwardsBush,father.

Shewasthefourthchildofninesiblings:four

sisters–AnnieMable,Mildred,VeraMae,

andRuby;fourbrothers–JamesEdward,Jr.,

JimmieLee,ClarenceThomas,andLeoBush.

Aftergraduatingfromhighschoolin1944,

Elainefurtheredhereducationbyearninga

degreeinBusinessAdministration.

InMarch,1945,Elaine,wasrecruitedbythe

U.S.CivilServicetocometoWashington,DC

toworkfortheWarDepartment(nowknown

astheDefenseDepartment)onatwo-year

appointmentinthePentagonduringWorld

WarII.InSeptember1945,thewarwas

declaredover,butElaine’sjobcontinueduntil

1947.

Shemetherfirsthusband,ArthurWhigham,

duringthistime.Theybecameengagedand

inMarch1948,theyweremarried.

ARTIS

LaloussisPark. Sheco-chairedthemaking

ofthepalmcrossesandthedecorationof

theEpitaphioatSaintSophiawithMaryS.

Deoudesforoverfourdecades.

SoonaftergraduatingfromtheAcademyof

theHolyCross,Katherinewenttoworkas

thebookkeeperatGeorgeD.DeoudesCo.,

Inc., aproducewholesalebusinessfounded

in 1920 byherfather,whowasknownasthe

“CeleryKing,”andlaterrunbyherbrother

John,untilit wassoldafterJohn’sdeath.She

thenworkedforhercousinJohn’scompany,

D.C.VendingCo.,for 15 years.Afterher

retirement,shevolunteeredeveryTuesday

atTheMontgomeryCountyThriftShopin

Bethesdaupuntilafewmonthsago,where

shelovedmeetingpeopleandseeingthe

beautifulitemsdonated.

Anengagingraconteur,Katherineremem-

beredeverylastdetailandcouldtellyou

exactlywhatyousaid,whereyouwere

sitting,andwhatyouwerewearingatevery

eventsheeverattended.Sheknewnearly

everyoneandeverythingaboutthem. She

lovedtoentertainandhostedmanyfundrais-

ersinherhome.Shefundedtheeducation

ofmanyfamilymembers,aswellasthat

ofatleastonepriest.Sheenjoyedeating

outwithfriendsandpreferredgroupsto

keeptheconversationlively.Katherinenever

forgotabirthday,nameday,orotherspecial

eventandconstantlyshoweredallthose

inherlifewithherloveandgenerosity.

Sheneverarrivedanywhere,evenamedical

appointment,withoutagift.Shelovedani-

mals,particularlyherMisty,and carried

CharleeBearDogTr eatswithheratalltimes

justincasesheencounteredadog.

Shestayedinconstantcontactwithawide

groupoffriendsandendedeveryconversa-

tionwith“Iloveyoumore.” Wheneveryou

madeplanswithher,shewouldsay“God

willing.” ShecheeredfortheRedskinsher

entirelifeandwasaRedskinsseasonticket

holder.Katherineneverwentstraighthome

fromafuneraloraviewing,butalways

stoppedforatleastacupofcoffeeand

somethingsweet.

DuetothecurrentCOVID-19pandemicand

thegovernmentalrestrictionsongathering,

herviewingandfuneralwillbeprivate.Her

funeralserviceatSaintSophiaGreekOrtho-

doxCathedralwillbelivestreamedonSat-

urday,April 4, at 10:45 a.m. at

https://www.youtube.com/chan-

nel/UCR3Ar4LnRGuTJHVhBxSqOA/livesothat

herfriendsandfamilymaypaytheirrespects

remotely.Thevideowillbeavailabletoview

onlinefor 24 hours.Intermentwillbeinthe

familymausoleumatRockCreekCemeteryin

aprivateservice.Amemorialservicewillbe

heldatalaterdate.Inlieuofflowers,please

donatetoacharitythatbenefitschildren

inthemetropolitanWashingtonareaorto

acharityofyourchoice.Eternalbeher

memory.

KATHERINEGEORGEDEOUDES

KatherineG.Deoudes,anativeWashington-

ianandabelovedfixtureintheGreek-

Americancommunity,passedawayathome

onSunday,March29,2020,attheageof

91 withTheoatherside.Shewillbe

missedbyallwhoknewher,mostofwhom

calledher“Thea.”Shewasthedevoted

daughterofErineG.andGeorgeD.Deoudes,

whowerebothborninNaxos,Greece,and

leavesbehindhertwogreat-nieces,MariaK.

ChaconasandKaterinaA.Chaconas,whom

sheloveddeeply;herniecesandnephew,

Irene Sinanian,Bertha Lyons,Stephanie

Deoudes,andDr.DemetriosL.Chaconas

andtheirfamilies;hercousinJohn’swidow,

MaryS.Deoudes,withwhomshewasvery

closeandenjoyedsolvingthedailycrossword

puzzles,andherfamily;aswellascountless

belovedfriendsandrelatives.Allofher

siblingsandtheirspouses,Maria(Louis)Cha-

conas,John(Cleo)Deoudes,Jimmie(Thelma)

Deoudes,andEmmanuel(Helen)Deoudes;

hernieceReneeDeoudesPiper;andher

nephewGeorgeDeoudes,II,predeceased

her.

Katherinetouchedthelivesofeveryoneshe

metwithhergenerosity,quickwit,elegance,

andcharm.Shealwaystolditlikeitwas

andyoualwaysknewwhereyoustoodwith

her.Katherinegaveselflesslytoherfamily,

herchurch,andhercommunity.Alife-

longmemberofSaintSophiaGreekOrthodox

Cathedral,shealsosupportedalltheGreek

Orthodoxchurchesinthearea.Shewasa

womanofdevoutfaithandtaughtSunday

SchoolatSaintSophiaformanyyears.

KatherineservedontheBoardsofTheMet-

ropolitanAreaPhiloptochosAgapeFounda-

tion,whichhelpsGreekOrthodoxchildren

withmedicalexpenses;ofThePhiloptochos

(“FriendsofthePoor”)SocietyofSaintSophia

GreekOrthodoxCathedral;oftheMetropol-

itanWashingtonOrthodoxSeniorHousing

(MWOSH);andoftheRev.BishopAimilianos

DEOUDES

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DEATHNOTICE

DAOUDKHAIRALLAH"David"

Daoud"David"Khairallahpassedawayon

March22,2020,athishomeinFallsChurch

VA.Heissurvivedbyhiswife,Lois.Daoud

workedwiththeWorldBankGroupfor

almost 25 years,wherehewasDeputy

GeneralCounseltotheWorldBank,and

priortothatDeputyGeneralCounseltothe

InternationalFinanceCorporation.Afterthe

WorldBank,hejoinedthelawfirmofWhite

&Case.Healsowasanadjunctprofessor

atGeorgetownUniversityLawCenter,a

memberoftheBeirut,Virginia,andDCBar,

amemberoftheFairfaxCountyHuman

RightsCommission,andservedonthe

boardsofseveralinternationalorganiza-

tions.HislegaleducationincludesLicense

enDroitfromtheLebaneseUniversityLaw

School,BeirutLebanon; S.J.D.,LL.M.,and

M.C.L.fromTheUniversityofMichiganLaw

School,AnnArbor.

Daoudwastheembodimentofhisdual

upbringing.ThevillagelifeofBhamdoun

(Lebanon)plantedinhimdeeptraditional

values,asteadfastsenseofjusticeand

anunwaveringresilienceinthefaceof

challenges.America’simprintonhimwas

apparentinhisfaithinparticipatorypolitics,

hisdisdainforpassivityandhisconviction

thatpoliticalchangecomesthroughreason

andlaw.

Hislifelongfocuswasonfightingcorrup-

tion.Heauthoredtwobooksandmany

articlesandappearedonnumerousTV

programsonthesubject.HelovedArabic

poetryandmusic,wasagourmet,and

anenthusiasticdabkedancer.Hewillbe

rememberedbothforhisintellectandhis

loveforlife.Heisdearlymissedbyfamily

and friends.Ascurrentcircumstances

preventholdingagathering,awebsite,

(Daoud-khairallah.forevermissed.com)pro-

videsanonlinesiteforfriendstoshare

remembrancesandcomfort.

KHAIRALLAH

SAMUELKRAMER

OnThursday,April2,2020,

SAMUELKRAMERofPotomac,

MD.BelovedhusbandofMarie

Kramer.Devoted father of

Judith(Steven)Kerbel,Harriet

Levine(WarrenGray)andthe

lateBenjaminKramer.Lovinggrandfatherof

AbbyKerbelandMichelleKerbel(Mathew

Barkan)andgreat-grandfatherofBenjamin

Barkan.Gravesidefuneralserviceswillbe

private.Memorialcontributionsmaybe

madetothecharityofyourchoice.Arrange-

mentsentrustedtoTORCHINSKYHEBREW

FUNERALHOME,202-541-1001.

KRAMER

DEATHNOTICE

DEATHNOTICE

ALICIAPLATER"Sweetpea"

OnSaturday,March21,2020,Alicia"Sweet-

pea"Platerwascalledhometobewithher

heavenlyFather.Shewasadevotedchildof

God,wife,motherandgrandmotherwholoved

readingthebible,prayingandspendingtime

withfamily.Shewasgreetedinheavenbyher

motherJuanitaWise,husbandJamesPlater,

sisterShirleyMedleyandbrotherJamesDarnell

Smallwood.Lefttocherishhermemoriesare

herthreedaughters,RenaKey,KiaPlater,and

SheikaPlater,twograndchildren,Juliusand

AlyssaKeyandherson-in-lawAdolphKey. She

alsoleaveshersistersPalmathaLeonardand

ReneeWise,andbrothers,JosephSmallwood,

RolandSmallwoodandGaddisWise;andahost

ofotherrelativesandfriendsfartoonumerous

toname.

TheviewingwillbeheldatPopeFuneralHome,

5538 MarlboroPike,Forestville,MD2 0747

onFriday,April3, 2020 from6pm-8pm.A

celebrationoflifeservicecanbeviewedvia

videostreamathttps://youtu.be/hxjKlj3Q7JY

Saturday,April4, 2020 from 10 a.m.to 11 a.m.

PLATER

DEATHNOTICE

LITAJEANNEELY(Age90)

DiedApril1,2020.Jeanneissurvivedbyher

daughter,JoyLynneLarson;andgrandsons

MatthewLarsonandBryanCastillo.Shewas

precededindeathbyherson,Christoper

Larson;andhusband,CharlesAllanEly.Jeanne

wasborninMorrilton,ArkansasonJune7,

1929.Amemorialserviceandintermentat

ArlingtonNationalCemeterywillbeheldat

adateyettobedetermined.Donationsin

hermemorymaybegiventoGoodShepherd

LutheranChurchEndowmentFund,Gaithers-

burg,Maryland.

ELY

KENNETHKOLSON

Husband,father,grandfather,teacher,and

scholarKennethKolsondiedpeacefullyon

March23, 2020 inAlexandriawithhiswifeof

50 yearsathisside.Hewas 74 yearsold,and

thecausewascomplicationsfromParkinson’s

disease.

KenwasborninBraddock,PA., theonlychild

ofEdwardandJosephineKolson,andgrew

upinMeadville,PA.Hereceivedabachelor’s

degreefromAlleghenyCollegein 1965 and

wentontoearnadoctorateinpoliticalscience

fromtheUniversityofKentucky.Hisacademic

careerbeganin 1970 atHiramCollege,where

hebecameatenuredfacultymemberandrose

totherankofassociateprofessor.In1985,

aninvitationtojointhestaffoftheNational

EndowmentfortheHumanitiesdrewhimand

hisfamilyfromOhiototheWashington,D.C

area.

HoldingpositionsfirstintheDivisionofEdu-

cationandthenintheDivisionofResearch,

Kendeeplyvaluedtheworkandmissionof

theNEH.Duringhistenurethere,healsoheld

athree-monthJohnAdamsFellowshipatthe

UniversityofLondon,andhisbook,BigPlans:

TheAllureandFollyofUrbanDesign,was

publishedbyJohnsHopkinsUniversityPressin

2002.

Afterretiringfromgovernmentservicein2007,

KenjoinedOhioStateUniversityasdirectorof

theWashingtonAcademicInternshipProgram

oftheJohnGlennCollegeofPublicAffairs.In

thisrole,hetaughtandadvisedundergraduate

studentsseekingtofollowSen.Glenninto

careersinpublicservice.Kencherishedthe

opportunitythispositiongavehimtofurther

Sen.Glenn'slegacyofpublicservice.In2016-

2017,heservedasVicePresidentforPolicyat

theAmericanCouncilofTr usteesandAlumni.

CappinghislongacademiccareerwereFul-

brightfellowshipsin 2006 inFinland,where

hetaughtattheUniversityofOulu,andin

2014 inLithuania,wherehetaughtatSiauliai

University.

Kenlovedhisfamilydeeply,andhewasnever

happierthanwhengatheredwiththemaround

aholidaytable.Hewasalifelongbaseball

aficionadoandastalwartClevelandIndians

fan.Survivinghimarehiswife,Jane,daughter,

Amanda(Lawrence),son,Teddy,grandson,

Nick,sister-in-law,Kate(Bill),andseveral

niecesandnephews.

Amemorialservicewillbeheldatafuture

date.ThosewhowishmaymakeagiftinKen’s

memorytotheEmmanuelEpiscopalChurch

Foundation,incareofEmmanuelEpiscopal

Church, 1608 RussellRoad,Alexandria,VA

22301,ortheWashingtonAcademicInternship

ProgramSupportFund(pleasemakecheck

payabletotheOhioStateUniversityFounda-

tionandwriteWAIPSupportFund#313493

inthenotationline),atP.O.Box710811,

Columbus,OH43271-0811.

KOLSON

salesindustry,inadditiontohisNavyReserve

Officercareer.Hewasabornleaderwho

washighlyinvolvedincommunityservice.

AsadevotedCatholic,hemanagedlarge

fundraisingevents,wasPresidentofhis

parishcouncil,andtaughtCCDclassesfor

over 15 years.Billwasproudofhisservice

asavolunteerfirefighterinColtsNeck,NJ

wherehebecamePresidentoftheDepart-

ment.

UponmovingtoVirginiain1980,Billbegan

his second active duty assignment at

NAVSEAinWashington,DC,wherehealso

servedastheDirectoroftheNavalReserve

Office.Billreceivednumerousawardsto

includetheLegionofMerit,threeMeritorious

ServiceMedals,theNavyCommendation

Medal,andtwoNavySuperiorCivilianSer-

viceAwards.Billdedicatedanextraordinary

amountoftimetotheUnitedStatesNavy

LeaguewherehebecamePresidentofthe

JerseyShoreCouncil,aNationalDirector,

andNationalVicePresident.Billvolunteered

formultipleothercommunityactivitiesas

wellasbeingalifetimememberofseveral

engineeringandnavalsocieties.Therewere

nodowntimesforthisoverachiever.Bill

KastnerwasaproudandgreatAmerican

wholovedhiscountryandhiscommunity.

CAPTKastnerwasprecededindeathbyhis

parents,HermanJosephandJuliaElizabeth

ByrnesKastner;andbrother,RobertKastner.

Survivorsincludehiswifeof 64 years,Nelda;

son,JosephKastner(Patricia);daughters,

MargaretWalsh(Raymond)andAnnKastner-

Claytonandsons,TimothyKastner(Tina),

DavidKastner,andJohnKastner(Ji-Eun).Also

leavesbehind 12 grandchildrenandeight

great-grandchildren,whoallknewhimasthe

greatandpowerfulWizard.

FullmilitaryhonorsatArlingtonNational

Cemeterywillbeannouncedatalaterdate.

WILLIAMJOSEPHKASTNER"Bill"

(Age91)

CAPT,USN(Ret.)

OfDumfries,VA,passedawayathomeon

Monday,March30,2020.BillwasaNavy

veteranwhoservedhiscountryfor 33 years,

bothactiveduty,andastheCO/XOofseveral

reserveunits.

BillwasborninJerseyCity,NJonMay27,

1928 andmovedwithhisfamilytoRosellein

1932,becominganEagleScoutatage15.Bill

isanalumnusofSt.Benedict’sPreparatory

SchoolinNewark,NJ,andwentontograd-

uateCumLaudeasaMechanicalEngineer

fromCatholicUniversityin 1951 andearned

anMPAfromUSCin1988.

In 1952 BillwascommissionedintotheNavy

asanEngineeringDutyOfficerandspent

hisfirsttourinPanamaCity,FLwherehe

metandmarriedNeldaIdonaMoorein1955.

BillandNeldamovedtocentralNewJersey

tostartalargefamilyandaccomplisha

successfulciviliancareerinthemachinery

KASTNER

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ANNAM.MILEY(Age89)

DepartedthislifeonSaturday,March28,2020.

Sheisprecededindeathbyherhusband,

ShellieMiley,Jr.Survivedbythreechildren,

Nathan,KelvinandKara;fivegrandchildren,

Christopher,Sarah,Nolan,GarrisonandGor-

donIV;twogreat-grandchildren,Heloand

Mika.Alsosurvivedbyahostofotherrelatives

andfriends.ViewingwillbeheldonMonday,

April6from12:30p.m.untiltimeofservice

at1p.m.atJ.B.JenkinsFuneralHome,7 474

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http://www.jbjfh.com

MILEY

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