THURSDAy, MARCH 5 , 2020. THE WASHINGTON POST EZ RE B7
IN MEMORIAMNATHANJ. NADDEO "Nat"
March 5, 1935-January 7, 2020
Happy 85th Birthday
It has been overayear since you left us.
Your family loves&misses you every day.NADDEOANNEB.OWEIS
6/29/1934–3/5/2013
Wemiss you, love you
and remember you today and everyday.
Love,YourFamilyOWEISWhen theneed aris es,letfamiliesfind youint heFuneral ServicesDirectory.To be seen in the
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at 202-334-4122.DEATH NOTICESONIA SHIRAGIAN BLACKWELL
and with whom she started her third, and
most fulfilling chapter:mother and grand-
mother,where her extraordinary goodness,
compassion, brilliance,and wry humor was
always on display.
She was preceded in death by her parents,
her husband, andabeloved cousin, Robert
Pehlivanian, who was likeabrother to her.
She is survived by her son Dr.Arshavir
Blackwell ofWest Hollywood, CA; her daugh-
ter Elizabeth Blackwell Poston (Britt) of Flo-
rence,SC; and her daughter Pinky Blackwell
Verma (Richard) of Bethesda, MD.She is
also survived by cousins,again as precious
to her as siblingsVasken (Karen) Minassian
of Bradenton, FL, John (Joanne) Pehlivanian
of Bay Head, NJ,and Christine (Dr.Robert)
Shamsey,ofSarasota, FL. Additionally,and
to her the most treasured, she is survived
by her five grandchildren, whom she adored,
and nurtured so well, and who in turn adored
her,Colby and Cooper Poston and Zoe,Lucy,
and DylanVerma.
In lieu of flowers,the family suggests dona-
tions to the Armenian General Benevolent
Union (AGBU), or to an animal charity of
one’schoice to honor her lifelong love of
animals.The family would like to express
their gratitude for the dedicated and loving
care provided by her health care assistants,
Jeanette and Amanda, who helped her main-
tainawonderful quality of life for many years.
Funeral services will be held at 12:30p.m.,
Friday,March 6, 2020 at HighlandPark United
Methodist Church with burial to follow in
Florence National Cemetery,directed by
Waters-Powell Funeral Home.Sonia Shiragian Blackwell passed away at
McLeod Hospice House on March 3, 2020,
with her loving family by her side.
She was born in NewYork, NY onFebruary
22, 1928, the daughter of Kayane Ghazarian
Shiragian and Arshavir Shiragian. She grew
up asafirst-generation Armenian immigrant
inWashington Heights,before it became
famous as “The Heights.”She enjoyed an
idyllic childhood, roaming her beloved Upper
Manhattan with cousins and friends,explor-
ingFortTr yonPark and the Cloisters,roller
skating everywhere,including to the corner
store foranickel ice cream treat. After
graduating from The Barnard School for Girls
and earning the first place “Latin Prize” for
excellence in Latin in the entire NewYork City
school system, she attended Smith College,
and graduated in 1949 withabachelor’s
degree in philosophy.Her vocational passion
was writing, and she worked for The Bergen
Record (NJ) newspaper for several years
after college,where she was nominated for
aPulitzer Prize.She always downplayed the
nomination, stating plainly that “everyone is
nominated.”She also worked as an Armen-
ian language translator at the United Nations
and publishedashort story in The New
Yorker magazine about being Armenian in
America.
She helped her father,Arshavir Shiragian,
write and translate his memoirs,The Legacy,
about his role in avenging the Armenian
Genocide,which was published in 1976. In
the early 1960s,she moved toWashington,
DC to work with the senator from New
Jersey.There she met and marriedFrederick
Blackwell, her loving husband of 53 years,BLACKWELLawardedaPurple Heart and the Distin-
guished Flying Cross for his service.After the
war,heattended the University of Maryland,
where he met his wife Marilyn Scuderi.
Before he and Marilyn were formally intro-
duced, Pete memorably told his friend that
he would “marry this girl”. They married in
1949 for 65 years until her passing in 2014.
Pete beganajournalism career withWash-
ington Evening Star newspaper,worked his
way to news editor and wasamember of
the White House Press Corp.When the
family grew to seven (7) children in the
50’s,he switched careers to the wholesale
beer industry and started Bozick Distributors
in 1959. This company still operates with
much success under the leadership of sons
Brian and Joseph and grandsons Eric and
Alex. Pete engaged in public service in 1965
asaCommissioner ofWashington Suburban
Sanitary Commission (WSSC). He became
WSSC Chairman in 1970.From 1971 to 1982,
Pete served asaMDState Senator from
Prince Georges Co., alongside Hon. Steny
Hoyer and Hon. Sen Mike Miller.Among
his accomplishments,Pete helped in the
formation of the Chesapeake Bay Commis-
sion which led tothe founding the Chesa-
peake Bay Program in 1983. He was a
member of theMarylandRacing Commission,
and many other civic organizations.
His proudest accomplishment was his mar-
riage and loving familywhere he leaves
behind many descendants,including his chil-
dren, their spouses,grandchildren and great
grandchildren. They include Marie (Philip)
Fulton, La Grange,IL; Peter (Chris)Bozick,
Jr,Salisbury; Claudia (Keith)Voigt, Ellicott
City; Brian (Pam)Bozick,Waldorf; Anne
(Mark) Dzurnak, Morgantown, WV;Daniel
(Janet) Bozick, Boca Raton, FL; and Joseph
(Cheryl Lincoln) Bozick, Salisbury.Healso
leaves behind 24grandchildren and 21great-
grandchildren.Pete and Marilyn sharedalove
of Christ and were active in church as lector
and vocalist to nameafew of their many
roles.They were deeply committed to the
Covenant Community of Jesus the Good
Shepard Catholic Church in Calvert County.
Pete took great pleasure in attending the
Weekly Men’sBible Group at St. Peter’s
Church.
AMass of Christian burial will be held Satur-
day,March 14, at 11a.m. at St.Francis de
Sales Catholic Church.Avisitation will be
held one hour prior to the service.Inlieu
of flowers memorial contributions may be
made to St.Francis de Sales Catholic Church,
514 CamdenAve.,Salisbury,MD21801.
Arrangements are in the care of Holloway
Funeral HomeP. A., 501 Snow Hill Rd., Salis-
bury,MD21804.
Please visit http://www.hollowayfh.com to express
condolences to the family.PETER ANTHONY BOZICK, SR.
Peter Anthony Bozick, Sr,age 94, died peace-
fullyFebruary 24, 2020 in Salisbury due to a
fall the week before.Hewas graciously cared
for by PRMC,Atria, and Coastal Hospice with
his loving family by his side.
Family members remember Pete’sintellect,
generosity,independent thinking, joke
telling, and love of Christ andFamily.It
wasrare to go somewhere where Pete
did not run into someone he knew.He
would often speak in foreign languages,
recite Shakespeare,famous poems,and sing
tunes from long ago.Many years in business,
community groups,politics,family,and
church provided Pete withalarge network
of friends and loved ones.Two of his
often-used mottos were: “When the going
gets tough...the tough get going,”and the
indelicate,“Don’t let the bas----dsget you
down.”
Pete,aself-made man, overcame personal
obstacles to leadasuccessful life inbusines-
sand politics; in addition to his most beloved
role asapatriarch who helpedraisealarge
loving family.Pete,anonly child, was born
on March 14, 1925, to Croatian immigrant
parents at their apartment on 42nd St in
Hell’sKitchen, NYC.His father,Barisa Bozi,
deserted the family shortly thereafter.His
18-year-old mother,Mary (MaricaBozivich)
Bozi, could not speak English. At age 2,
he contracted polio and was hospitalized
for 18 months.Pete moved to Baltimore
with his mother in 1933. He was an avid
reader from an early age,largely self-taught,
excelled in school and skipped two grade
levels before high school. He graduated
fromTowson High School, while taking a
night class at John Hopkins University.Being
proficient in multiple languages,Pete enlist-
ed during WWII and was placed into the
Office of Strategic Services (OSS) and
trainedasaspy.Hewas captured by the
Nazis in the formerYugoslavia and rescued
shortly thereafter by British forces.HewasBOZICKDEATH NOTICERITAANNE ARZT
(nee'Foy)
Passed away onJanuary 5, 2020 in Bethes-
da, Maryland at the age of 101. Rita is
survived by her three children: JoAnne Arzt
(Pete Martinez) ofWashington, DC,and
their two sons and one granddaughter;
Frederick (Madeleine) of Burke,VA, and
their two daughters and three grandchil-
dren; and, William (Susan) of Bethesda,
MD,andtheirsevenchildrenandthree
grandchildren. Rita was born in Brooklyn,
NewYork on October 1, 1918 to William
and BridgetFoy.Her sister,Catherine Corr,
and brothers,William and EdwardFoy,
predeceased her.She received her nursing
degree from Jersey City Hospital and
worked asaregistered nurse in NewYork
City before joining theU.S.Public Health
Service duringWorldWarIIand serving
as an Assistant Nurse Officer with the
Coast Guard. She attained therank ofLT (JG)
andwasassignedtopostsinBaltimore,
Maryland; the Coast Guard Academy,New
London, Connecticut; andWashington, DC.
before completing her military service in- She was married in 1948 to Coast
Guard LCDRFrederick Karl Arzt. Theyraised
their family inWashington and NewYork.
Following the retired-Captain Arzt’sdeath
in 1977, she relocated to theWashington
area to be closer to family.Rita was a
dedicated and supportive mother,grand-
mother,and great-grandmother.She was
avoracious consumer of news,and she
particularly loved newspapers-especially
those from NewYork.Asavvy investor,she
greatly enjoyed following the stock market
well into her 90s.Alife-long learner,she
went back to college at night while her
children were in high school, earning a
degree in 1965 from then-C.W.Post College.
Rita will be buried on March 5, 2020 in
Arlington National Cemetery.There will be
aMass at 12:45p.m. at theFort Myer
Memorial Chapel on Joint Base Myer-Hen-
derson Hall, followed byagraveside service
with military honors at Arlington National
Cemetery.Please note that new entry
requirements are now in place to enter
Fort Myer which may result in longer than
usual entry delays.Visitor pre-processing
to Fort Myer is available online at
https://pass.aie.army.mil/jbmhh. All atten-
dees over 16 must presentavalidU.S.
state or federal photo identification upon
enteringFort Myer and the cemetery.In
lieu of flowers,contributions may be made
toacharity of your choice.Arrangements
are being made by Joseph Gawler’sSons
Funeral Home inWashington, DC.
ARZTDEATH NOTICEDEATH NOTICEPAULF. BECKETT (Age 85)
It is with regret that we notify the
members of Steamfitters Local
602 of the death of Retired Broth-
erPaulFBeckett. Private services
were held by the family.Notice
#1746.
DanielWLoveless
F. S.T.BECKETTJUANITAMARGARET BROWN
Passed awayFebruary 17, 2020. Survived by
children, Cynthia, Marisha and Iley,Jrand a
host of grandchildren. ServiceFriday,March 6,
2020 at Bethesda Baptist Church, 1808 Capitol
Avenue,NE,Wake9a.m., Service 10:30 a.m.
IntermentFort Lincoln Cemetery.BROWNJOYCE ANN BUNCH (Heeter)
Joyce Ann (Heeter) Bunch died onFebruary
17, 2020, in Regency Care of Arlington,
VA.She was born to Raymond Eugene and
AdaIrene(Depew)HeeteronNovember12,
1951, in La Plata, MD.Acelebration of her
life will be held on March 7, 2020 from 11
a.m. to 12 noon at Murphy Funeral Home.
http://www.murphyfuneralhomes.comBUNCHELOUISES. CAIN (Age 97)
OnTuesday,February 25, 2020.
Beloved mother of Corrine S.
Dubose,Richard Lee Cain (Laurie)
and Monica L. Johnson. Also sur-
vived by five grandchildren; eight
great-grandchildren; five great-
great-grandchildren; many other relatives and
friends.Visitation will be heldFriday,March
6, from 10 a.m. until time of Funeral 11
a.m. at Carolina Missionary Baptist Church,
9901 Allentown Rd.,FortWashington, MD.- Interment 11 a.m. on Monday,March
9atMaryland National Cemetery.Services by
Slocum,P. A., (301) 979-8818.
CAINDONALDW. FARRELL
May 30, 1930-February 29, 2020
“Don” WilliamFarrell, 89, passed away
peacefullyFebruary 29, 2020 in Char-
lottesville,VA.
Don was born May 30, 1930, to John and
HildaFarrell. In addition to his parents,
Don was predeceased by his brother,John
Farrell Jr.(Jeanne). Don is survived by his
loving wife of 56 years Betty,sisterPatricia
Marinelli, daughters Monica (Boris), Donna
(Michael), Ellen (Robert) and son Michael
(Andrea), ten grandchildren, beloved sisters
and brothers-in-law,nieces,nephews and
grand nieces and nephews.
Don served in the United States Army
during theKoreanWarbefore returning
home to run the family steel business.
He earned his law degree from SUNY Buffa-
lo.Hebegan his law career with theFederal
Reserve and later joined the Small Business
Administration where he worked for 20
years,retiring as Associate General Counsel
for the Office of Intra-Agency Affairs.In
addition, he hadaprivate tax law practice
and served as an Adjunct Professor for the
Federal Executive Institute and an Adminis-
trative Law judge for the State Department.
Acelebration of his life will be held at Unity
Church of Charlottesville at 1pm Saturday,
March7withareception to follow at the
family home.FARRELLCHARLIE GRAHAM
Peacefully onFebruary 24, 2020. Survived by
wife,Rhonda; four children; one step-daughter;
grandchildren, other relatives and friends.Ser-
vice on Saturday,March 7, at Hemingway AME
Church, 6330 Gateway Blvd., District Heights,
MD,Viewing 10 a.m., Service 11 a.m. Interment
Harmony Memorial Cemetery.GRAHAMRUBY H.PALMER
OnFebruary 24, 2020.Family will receive
friends on Saturday,March 7, 2020 at the
New Mt. Olive Baptist Church, 710 58th St.
NE,Washington, DC from 10 a.m. until time of
Funeral Service at 11 a.m. Interment Ft. Lincoln
Cemetery,Brentwood, MD.PALMERCLARENCE H. PHOENIX (Age 71)
Passed away onFebruary 26, 2020, inWash-
ington, DC.Hewasabeloved husband and
father and is survived by his wife,Annette;
his daughters Alesa Moore,Vilisa Brown, Dolly,
Dorothy,and Candyce Phoenix; and many
other family and friends.OnFriday,March 6,
2020 from 10 a.m. until Memorial Service
at 11 a.m. friends may visit with the family
at Marshall-March Funeral Home of Maryland,
4308 Suitland Rd., Suitland, MD.PHOENIXJOHNNIE SETTLES
OnFebruary 26, 2020. Survived by two children
andahost of relatives and friends.Visitation
Friday,March 6, 2020, 9:30 a.m. until time
of service 11 a.m. at Mount Pleasant Baptist
Church 215 Rhode IslandAve. NW Interment Ft.
Lincoln Cemetery .johnsonandjenkinsfh.comSETTLESC0979 2x3Becauseyourlovedoneservedproudly...Military emblemsare availablewith death noticesand in-memoriamsTo placeanotice call202-334-4122or800-627-1150,ext. 44122DEATH NOTICEHENRYWILLIAM SIMMS
Entered into eternal rest on Sunday,February
23, 2020. He is survived by his wife,Dorothy
Simms; daughter,KimberlyT. Simms; two sons,
Daniel Simms (Raycela) and Andrew Simms
(LaTasha); six grandchildren, Niya, Brittany,
Bryan, Mila, Madison and Sophia; great-grand-
son, Kayden; sister,Dottie Johnson; brother,
Thomas Simms andahost of other relatives
and friends.ACelebration of Life for Mr.
Simms will be held at Kingdom Hall Jehovah
Witness,420 RollinsAve.,Capitol Heights,MD
on Saturday,March7at1p.m. Interment is
private.SIMMSRONALDDAVIDWATTS
The members of theFairfax Co.
Retired Police Ass'n. regret to
announce the death of Ronald
DavidWatts on1March 2020. He
wasaMajor in Field Operations
at the time of his retirement in
1980.Amemorial service will be
conducted atalater date in Florida, as will
the burial atFairfax Memory Gardens,9 900
Braddock Rd.,Fairfax,VA.WATTSROBERT H. WOFFORD,JR.
RobertHWofford, Jr., ofWashington, DC.,
died onFebruary 29, 2020. His loving hus-
band; RobertWeis; mother;BettyWofford,
and many extended family and friends sur-
vive him.
Please join the family on Saturday,March
7, 2020 at Joseph Gawler’sSons,5130 Wis-
consinAveNW,Washington, DC 20016 for a
visitation from 12 to2p.m. withaCelebra-
tion of Life at2p.m.Words of comfort may
be shared with the family at:
http://www.josephgawlers.comWOFFORDIN MEMORIAMDANTE’ A. BOYKINS
March 5, 1979-July 6, 2012
Happy 41st Birthday
Always in our thoughts,Forever in our hearts!
Love,Mom, Dad and theFamilyBOYKINSDEATH NOTICEJOANNE BUENZLI CRANE
Joanne Buenzli Crane died from brain can-
cer,athome where she wanted to be,
on March 4, 2020. She wasawhip-
smart lady withasense of humor and
tenacity,and wasatrailblazer for women
and mothers working for the government.
She was born in 1976 in Lancaster,PA, the
daughter of Charles and Mary Kay Buenzli.
She graduated from North Allegheny High
School inWexford,PAin 1994, and from
GeorgeWashington University in 1998, Phi
Beta Kappa, withamajor in International
Affairs,Honors Program, andaminor in
International Economics.She married Tim-
othyJacob Crane in 2004. Besides Tim, her
family included two daughters,Grace and
Julia, who were her joys.Agourmet cook,
she could make an amazing meal simply
by opening the pantry and refrigerator after
just arriving home from the office.Joanne
served8years as CFO for the Economics
and Statistics Administration, followed by
two years as acting CFO and the Budget
Director at NOAA. Forthe most recent
six years,Joanne served as the CFO of
the Census Bureau. She wasarecipient
of the Silver and Bronze Medal awards
for MeritoriousFederal Service,and was
recognized by her employees asamanager
who changed the culture of her organiza-
tion into one where people felt respected
and appreciated. She volunteered at the
DC Rape Crisis Center and for the Girl
Scouts of America. Her father predeceased
her.Left to carry on her passions are
her mother,Mary Kay Buenzli; her sister,
Theresa Buenzli Costanzo (Joseph) of Muk-
ilteo,WA; her in-laws,Jay and Mary Ann
Crane of Hickory,NC; her brother-in-law,
TedCrane (Peggy) of Malvern,PA;her sister-
in-law,Nancy Crane Mullally (Matthew) of
Woburn, MA; and numerous beloved aunts,
uncles,nephews and nieces.She also had
countless mutually-devoted neighbors,co-
workers and friends.Inlieu of flowers,she
would be honored to have donations made
toFeedAFamily at “feed-a-family.org”. The
service will be private.CRANEDEATH NOTICEALYCEWASHINGTON JONES
Departed this life onFebruary 28, 2020 of
Suitland, MD.She was preceded in death by
her husband, EdwardU.Jones; loving mother
of Vicki andVanessa Jones andVonda (Robert)
Currence Jones; grandmother ofVohn-Edward
Jones and Nekolus Currence.Friends may visit
with the family onTuesday,March 10, 2020
from 10 a.m. until the time of service 11
a.m. at Israel Baptist Church, 1251 Saratoga
Avenue,NEWashington, DC 20018. Interment
at MarylandVeterans Cemetery onWednesday
March 11,2020 at 10 15 a.m.JONESMARYRUTH MARTIN JONES (Age 96)
Of Morehead City,NC,passed away Sunday,
March 1, 2020, at Carteret Landing in More-
head City,NC.
Mary Ruth was born on September 24, 1923
in Ewing, Virginia. She spent her earlier years
onaworking farm inTazewell, TN,with her
many aunts and uncles.She went to Radford
University in Radford,VA,and the University
ofTennessee in Knoxville,TN.Upon graduation
from college,Mary Ruth moved to Baltimore,
where she met her future husband, Robert
Russell Jones.
In 1951, they adopted their daughter,Mary
Elizabeth "Liz" and, in 1952, adopted their son,
John Russell. In 1954, Mary Ruth and Robert
designed and built their home in Bethesda,
MD,where they lived until they relocated to
Winchester,VA, in 2004.
Mary Ruth was preceded in death by her
parents; her son, John; and, Robert, her hus-
band of 74 years.She is survived by her loving
daughter,Liz Jones-Dern (Bob), granddaughter,
Liana McNutt (Brad), and two great grand-
daughters,Hannah and Sammie McNutt. Also
surviving Mary Ruth is her older sister,Eliza-
beth Overton, three nieces,and one nephew.
Aprivate service will be held atalater date
at National MemorialPark inFalls Church,VA.
Condolences and life tributes may be sent to
the family at http://www.noefs.org.
Arrangements are by Noe Funeral Service Inc.
of Beaufort.JONESDIANE M. LEACH
On March 2, 2020. Diane grew up in Cheverly
MD,graduated from Regina High School,
Catholic University of America and earned
her Master's degree from the University of
Maryland. She was proud to have been a
Peace Corp volunteer,she served in Nigeria
in the late 60s.She began her career with
USAID stationed in Egypt, her favorite posting.
She received her commission into the US
Foreign Service from President Bill Clinton. In
her younger days Diane wasacamp counselor
atValley Mill camp and enjoyed kayaking,
scuba diving and synchronized swimming.
She was preceded in death by her parents
Miriam E. Leach and Melvin H. Leach Sr.; her
siblings Melvin H. Leach Jr.(and sister-in-law
Gloria), Denise E. Stephenson, and ElaineG.
Leach. She leaves to mourn her passing her
niece CindyS.Leach (Lin Banks), nephews
Wayne E. Leach (Kamini), Michael K. Reeves
(Kevin Gustafson), cousins Evelyn Hannum
andFrancis Krug (Betty), and her good friend
Gwen Outterbridge.Amemorial service will
be held onFriday,March 6, 2020 from 11 AM
to 12:30p.m. at Gasch's Funeral Home,P.A.,
4739 BaltimoreAvenue,Hyattsville,MDwith
interment to follow at Cedar Hill Cemetery,
4111 PennsylvaniaAve.,Suitland, MD 20746.
http://www.gaschs.comLEACHHAROLD BOYD MARTIN, MD
1928-2020
OnFebruary 24, 2020, Dr.HaroldB.Martin
passed away suddenly at the age of 91, sur-
rounded by his beloved family.Heissurvived by
his devoted wife of 66 years Dolores H. Martin,
children HaroldD.Martin II (Carolyn), LisaD.
Martin, and Gregory H. Martin, grandchildren,
Veronica Bennett, Harold ”Trey” Martin, III, and
Jason Martin, and first cousin, Ann Martin.
His passing is also mourned by countless
nieces,nephews,other relatives,colleagues
and friends.Alife-long resident ofWashington,
DC,Dr. Martin, and his identical twin brother,
the late Dr.ErnestD.Martin (Aurelia), were
born on October 26, 1928 to the late Major
HaroldD.Martin and BeatriceB.Martin in
Petersburg, Virginia.
Visitation for family and friends will take place
atSt.Paul’sRockCreekChurch, 100 Allison
Street, NW,Washington,D.C.20011 on Satur-
day,March 7, 2020 from 9:30 to 11 a.m.,
followed by the funeral service at 11 a.m.
Interment will be at Rock Creek Cemetery
adjacent to the Church.
In lieu of flowers,donations may be made in
memory of Dr.HaroldB.Martin to The Howard
University College of Dentistry Attn: Dean’s
Special Project Fund, 600WStreet NW,Suite
521,Washington, DC 20059MARTINDEATH NOTICERONALD PHILLIP MOZIE
Suddenly onFriday,February 21, 2020, Ronald
P.Mozie departed this life.Heissurvived by
his devoted wife,Linda Harrell Mozie; two
daughters,JacquelineTaylor (Anthony) and
Deneen Langley; four sons,Roland Mozie (Tere-
sa), Quintin Mozie (Deborah), Eric Mozie,and
Franklin Harrell (Stephanie); 12 grandchildren
and 13 great-grandchildren; one brother,Derek
Mozie; two sisters,Pamela Pye and Regina
Mozie andahost of other relatives and many
friends.Acelebration of his life will be held on
Friday,March 6, 2020 at First Baptist Church
of Glenarden, 3600 Brightseat Road, Landover,
MD 20785.Friends may visit with the family
at 10 a.m. until time of service at 11 a.m.
Interment Harmony MemorialPark. Arrange-
ments byJ.B.Jenkins Funeral Home.
http://www.jbjfh.comMOZIEELINA L.C. PEOPLES (Age 62)
Early Saturday morning,February 29, 2020
apowerful prayer warrior and passionate
community servant departed this life to
her eternal reward. Elina was the wife
of Savannis A. Peoples and resided on
Maryland's Eastern Shore.She was affec-
tionately known in the community as Miss
El. Homegoing services will be held at
J.B.Jenkins Funeral Home,7474 Landover
Rd., Landover,MDonSaturday,March 7,
2020, Viewing 9:30 a.m.; Service 10:30
a.m. Interment Maryland National Ceme-
tery,Laurel, MD.PEOPLESANTHONY QUINN ROGERS
Entered into eternal rest on Thursday,February
20, 2020. He is survived by his parents,Wallace
Rogers,Jr. ,and Hattie Rogers; son,James
Wright; two grandchildren; sister,Shonda Hall;
brother,Keith Rogers andahost of other
relatives and friends.Mr.Rogers may be
viewed at Stewart Funeral Home,4001 Ben-
ning Rd., NE on Saturday,March7from9a.m.
until service at 11 a.m. Interment at Harmony
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email. Photos must be emailed.Youcan
no longer place notices,drop off photos
and make payment in person.
Payment must be made via phone withdebit/credit card.