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Benjamin Mkapa, a two-term
president of Ta nzania who helped
transform the nation to a free-
market economy, died July 24 at a
hospital in the country’s commer-
cial hub, Dar es Salaam. He was
81.
President John Magufuli’s of-
fice announced the death but did
not provide further details.
Mr. Mkapa was last seen in
public at a n event on July 11 in the
capital, Dodoma, when ruling
party Chama Cha Mapinduzi
picked Magufuli to run for a
second term in the October elec-
tions.
A former journalist and gov-
ernment minister, Mr. Mkapa
served as Ta nzania’s third presi-
dent since achieving indepen-
dence from England in 1961. He
held office from 1995 to 2005.
Building on initial plans by his
predecessor, Ali Hassan Mwinyi,
Mr. Mkapa is credited with imple-
menting far-reaching reforms
that helped transform the East
African gold- and gas-rich nation
from a socialist state to a free-
market economy.
Mr. Mkapa’s efforts included
selling some state-owned corpo-
rations and opening up the coun-
try to more foreign investment,
policies supported by the World
Bank and the International Mon-
etary Fund.
He also helped mediate politi-
cal reconciliation and peace set-
tlements in countries including
Kenya and Burundi during and
after his presidency.
Mr. Mkapa’s governance poli-
cies that led to the establishment
of institutions to fight graft were,
however, dented by accusations
of improper takeover of some
state assets by officials within his
administration.
Benjamin William Mkapa was
born in Ndanda on Nov. 12, 1938.
He graduated in 1962 from what
is now Makerere University in
neighboring Uganda and re-
ceived a master’s degree in inter-
national affairs the next year
from Columbia University.
Early in his career he worked
for the ruling party’s newspaper,
was press secretary for President
Julius Nyerere and was founding
director of the Ta nzanian news
agency. He then went on to lead
various ministries.
In 1966, he married Anna
Maro, and they had children. A
list of survivors was not immedi-
ately available.
[email protected]

BENJAMIN MKAPA, 81

Tanzanian

president

led shift to

capitalism

BORIS HERGER/AFP/GETTY IMAGES

Benjamin Mkapa, pictured in
2005, was Tanzania’s third
post-colonial president.

CORRECTION

l A photo caption accompanying
the July 30 obituary of CNN co-
founder Reese Schonfeld incor-
rectly identified newscaster
Reynelda Muse as Reynelda
Nuse.

DEATH NOTICE

ELOISEBURNEY

EloiseBurney(Bullock),89 yearsold at the

timeof death.Bornon August16, 1930-

July 13, 2020.She attendedFarmville,NC.,

publicschoolsand obtainedacertificatein

data entryfromPikesPeakCommunityCollege

in Colorado Springs,CO. She is survivedby

her eightchildren,threegrandchildren,one

great-grandchild,siblings,and ahost of nieces,

nephews,cousinsand friends.Privateby invi-

tationonly funeral arrangementson August3,

2020 at MartinsCrosswinds,Greenbelt,MD,

and burialon August4, 2020at St. Paul’sRock

CreekCemetery,Washington,DC.

http://www.jbjfh.com

BURNEY

MARYL.BUTLER

April10, 1930–July 29, 2020

MaryButlerof ChevyChase,MDdied of a

suddenillnesson July29, 2020.Shewill

be missedgreatlyby her daughters,Lynne

Butler(WayneTakach)and Liz Butler(Tohren

Kibbey);her grandchildren,Dannyand Claudia,

andher manyfriends.She movedto the

Washington,DC areato teachEnglishas a

secondlanguageat the Universityof Maryland

in 1981,thenservedas avolunteerdocentat

the KreegerMuseumafterher retirement.She

lovedart, music,theatre,movies,museums,

traveling,eatingout, books,and muchmore,

preferably in the companyof her friendsand

familyandher latehusbandArt Johnson.

An onlinememorialserviceis plannedfor

Saturday,September5, 2020at 11 a.m.

throughthe CedarLaneUnitarianUniversalist

Churchin Bethesda,MD.

BUTLER

JOHNCOLLINS

BornJohnJosephEconomopouloson October

14, 1930and died on July 27, 2020.Committal

Servicewill be heldat WoodlawnMemorial

Park in Gotha,FL. In lieu of flowers,donations

may be madeto the acharityof your choice.

COLLINS

JAMESA. DIBBLE,JR. (Age73)

It is withregretthatwe notify

the members of Steamfitters

Local602 of the deathof Retired

BrotherJames ADibble,Jr. Private

serviceswereheldby the family.

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DIBBLE

ANTHONYFINOCCHIARO(Age85)

Of ArlingtonVA,passedawayon July27,

2020.He was bornin Brooklyn,NY.Margaret,

his wifeof 52 years,precededhim in death.

Anthonyis survivedby twodaughtersand

threegrandchildren.Anthonygraduatedfrom

the CityCollegeof NewYork andworked

for the City of NewYork for 30 years.The

funeral and burialare private.Anthonywas

an avid volunteerfor Alzheimer’sAssociation

of NewYork, GoodShepherdCatholicChurch

and Sonsof Italy.Inlieu of flowers,memorial

contributionsmaybemadeinhishonorto:

ArlingtonFood AssistanceCenter.Onlinecon-

dolencesmay be expressedat

http://www.dignitymemorial.com

FINOCCHIARO

JOSEPHH. McGUINNESSIV

On July 17, 2020,JosephH. McGuinnessIV

("Joe")passedawayat the age of 74.

Joe was bornin January 1946 in JerseyCity,

NewJersey.Joe grewup in Shrewsbury,New

Jerseyas the eldestof ten childrento parents

Josephand CarolMcGuinness,who preceded

him in death.Followinghis graduationfrom

ChristianBrothersAcademyin Lincroft,New

Jerseyin 1964,Joe cameto Washingtonto

attendGeorgetownUniversity,asamemberof

the Classof 1968,wherehe formednumerous

and lastingfriendships.Hehad asuccessful

and memorable careerin the bar and restau-

rant business,whichspannedmorethan 50

years,includinghis ownershipof localfavorite

Chadwicks(laterChads)Restaurant in Friend-

ship Heights.Atrue Hoya,Joe was afiercely

loyalGeorgetownBasketballfan.

Joeis survivedby his partner,Kathleen

MahoneyMcGuinness,formerspouse,Chris-

tine McGuinness,children,SeanMcGuinness,

MeganMcGuinnessandMollyMcGuinness

Saxon(Matthew),grandchildren,Cullan,Siena

and RohanSaxon,stepchildren,RyanMahoney

and MorganMahoney,siblings,Peter McGuin-

ness(Kim),MaryAnnCurley(Jim),Kathy

Marantette(Carter),Paul McGuinness(Ann),

Jim McGuinness(Michelle),JohnMcGuinness,

CarolNicolai,MarkMcGuinness(Bridget)and

BryanMcGuinness,and manyadoringnieces,

nephews,cousinsand friends.

Afuneral servicewill be held in the DC area in

the comingmonthsunderthe careof Joseph

Gawler'sSons,LLC.

In lieu of flowers.donationsmaybe made

in Joe's nameto World Central Kitchen

(https://donate.wck.org),providing reliefto

restaurants and restaurant workers in

responseto COVID-19.

McGUINNESS

EUGENEF. MORRILL

BornAugust6, 1934passedawayon July 27,

2020.MemorialServiceSaturday,August8at

1p.m. (easterntime).Full announcementin

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ROBERTA. PATTERSON(Age64)

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PATTERSON

M. DOROTHY PIERE"Dot"

M. Dorothy"Dot"Pierepassedpeacefully

in her sleepon Friday,July 24, 2020.She

was precededin deathby her husbandof

30+ years,RobertL. Piere,and is survived

by her daughters:KarenCollins,Pamela

Andrews,Tracey Hopkins,and stepdaugh-

ter ReneePiere.Serviceswill be heldon

Sunday,August2, 2020at MurphyFuneral

Home.For moreinformation,pleasevisit

https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obitu-

aries/arlington-va/m-piere-9276555.

PIERE

IRENES. POLLIN

IreneSue Pollinof Bethesda,MD,

passedawayon Tuesday,July 28,

2020 in Amherst,Massachusetts

attheageof96.Belovedwife

of the late Abe Pollin;devoted

motherof Robert(Sigrid),James,

the late KennethJayand the late Linda

Joy; lovinggrandmotherof EmmaGrock

(Paul) and HannahPollin-Galay(Asaf).Irene

is also survivedby her great-grandchildren,

Ruth,Leahand Leila;her nephew,Howard

Goldstein(Jill Schick)and her niece,Ilene

Ellenbogen.Funeral and burialserviceswill

be heldprivatelyat KingDavidMemorial

Gardensin Falls Church,VA.Shiva services

will be heldvia Zoomon Sunday,August

2, and MondayAugust3at7p.m. Please

contactRobertPollinforfurtherinforma-

tionon the Shivaservices.Inlieu of

flowers,donationsmay be madeto any or

all of the followingorganizations:LindaJoy

PollinCardiovascularWellnessCenterfor

Womenat HadassahHospitalEin Kerem,

Israel; LindaJoy PollinCardiovascularWell-

nessProgram for Women,Brighamand

Women'sHospital,Boston,MA; LindaJoy

PollinWomen's HeartHealthProgram,

CedarSinaiHospital,Los Angeles,CA; Cic-

caroneCenterfor the Preventionof Heart

Diseaseat JohnsHopkinsUniversity,Bal-

timore,MD; ShakespeareTheaterCom-

pany,WashingtonDC; Shakespeareand

Company,Lenox,MA; or CooleyDickinson

Hospital, Northampton, MA. Services

entrustedto SagelBloomfieldDanzansky

GoldbergFuneral Care.

http://www.sagelbloomfield.com

POLLIN

ANTONIAPRINGOS

Passedawaypeacefullyon July 27, 2020.

She was bornin Petersburg,VA on March

17, 1921.She was precededin deathby her

parents,Antonioand SmaragdaPringos;

siblings,AndrewPringos,TheodoraPringos,

Ephrocene Pringos Levathes; nephew

LawrencePringosand nieceMariaLevathes

Sherin.She is survivedby her cousin,Effie

Pappas;nieces,AngelaPringosBox and

GeorgiaLevathesCullum;grandnieces,

TheodoraCullum,LauraBox Thurmondand

AndreaBox Maher;two grand nephews,

JohnCullumand JamesSherinand nine

greatgrand niecesand nephews.She grad-

uatedfromPetersburgHighSchooland

attendedGeorgeWashingtonLaw School.

She had along careeras ExecutiveSecre-

tary to the Vice President,CharlesESmith

Co duringthe yearswhenthatcompany

buildCrystalCityin Arlingtonuntilher

retirement.She was also an activemember

on the Boardof the condominiumwhere

she livedfor 60+ years.She was adeeply

caringpersonand helpfulto everyone.She

was dearlylovedby her familyand friends

and will be missed.No servicesare sched-

uled at this time.

PRINGO

SANFORDELLIOTSAIDMAN

On Friday,July 31, 2020,

SANFORDELLIOTSAIDMANof

NewMarket,MD.Alife long

resident of the Washington

MetroAreaandasteadfast

fan of the Washingtonsports

teams. Belovedhusbandof EllenSaidman.

Devoted fatherof Debi(Kurt) Irelandand

AmySaidman.Lovingbrotherof Sheldon

(Donna) Saidmanand brotherin law of Joan

SaidmanReeves,BarbaraKwashand Nancy

(Nathan)Berger.Cherishedgrandfatherof

Andrea(Ben)Sattler,JoshuaBragg and

EmilyKnopfand great-grandfatherofRilynn

Sattler.Hebuilt lastingprofessionaland

personal relationshipswhichhefelt to

be the essenceof his success.Graveside

funeral services will be heldon Sunday,

August2, 2020,12 p.m. at KingDavid

Memorial Garden,FallsChurch,VA.Please

adhereto all currentCovidprotocols.

Memorialcontributionsmaybe madeto

the MDSFoundation, http://www.mds-founda-

tion.org.Arrangements entrusted to

TORCHINSKY HEBREWFUNERALHOME,

202-541-1001.

SAIDMAN

IN MEMORIAM

JACQUELINEA.ASHTON

March 22, 1940~August1, 2019

Your wingswerereadybut our heartswerenot.

Youwill foreverbe in our heartsand prayers.

Your lovinghusband,JoeandFamily

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In LovingMemory

CECILBERNARDHIGGINS

8/1/1950~4/18/2010

Goneyet not forgotten,your spirit

lives withinus.Your memorywill live in

our heartsforever.Your devotedwife,Gloria

andLovingDaughter,Tajuana

HIGGINS

DEATHNOTICE

EDWARDJOHNBROSNAHAN

On July 25, 2020,EdwardJohnBrosnahan(aka

Dr.Rock N’ Roll)madehis transitionfrom

LonesomeTown to RockN’ Roll Heaven(where

they haveahelluvaband)due to complications

fromheart,COPDand othermedicalcondi-

tions.Anoriginal579,hegraduatedfromSt.

Peter'sElementary,attendedGonzagaCollege

HighSchooland graduatedfromArchbishop

CarrollHigh Schoolin 1969.

He waspredeceasedby: his parents,James

J. (1968)and KathleenR. (1988)Brosnahan;

an olderbrother,JamesJ. Beckley(1997);a

youngerbrother,DavidR. Brosnahan(2009)

and the love of his life,Mary Helen–his wife

(2018).

Left to mournhis passingare his daughter,

Kelly M. Bothum(Peter);his boys,Ryan F.

(Kelly A.) and RossG. (Ashley)Thuillier;Poppy's

grands,Lauren,Natalieand MatthewBothum,

Elizabeth,Raymond,Addy,Rebeccaand Char-

lotteThuillier;along with niece,KathleenWeb-

ster and nephew,David Jr.; grand nieces,Alex,

Tori and Kasey,Devin and Regan;and cousins

and friendstoo numerousto mention.

Ed retiredan Officerfromthe UnitedStates

Park Policein 2002after28 and ahalf yearsin

uniform,only to returnas aciviliandispatcher

and retireagainin 2012.He servedTemporary

DutyAssignmentin Valley Forge,Philadelphia

and Boston,but his proudestwas the incoming

MarielitosCampaignfromMay–December

1980 in Miamiand KeyWest, Floridato Ft.

Chaffee,Arkansas.

Atroveof RockN’ Roll musicknowledge,he

DJedDr.Rock N' Roll'sGoldenOldieRevuein

and aroundthe San FranciscoBay-areaclubs

and privateparties,reunionsand receptions.

He hostedDr.Rock N' Roll'sInstantCelebrity

Show(The Showthat PutsYouinthe Spotlight),

in the formativedaysof karaoke(think8-

Tracks),whileservingas an Officerin the San

FranciscoFieldOfficefrom1981-1990.It was

therethat he marriedthe girl he left behindin

Hyattsville,MD–Mary Helen,in August1988,

only to returnin 1990withher to the DMVat

her request,afterthe LomaPrietaQuakesat

the startof the Giants-AthleticsWorld Seriesin

1989.

Adevotedcrosswordpuzzler,his greatest

accomplishmentwasfinishingaNew York

TimesSundayPuzzleinpen(asignofarro-

gancehis brotherJim said,as an oversized

personality,abit of araconteur).Afountainof

uselessknowledge–hewill be sorelymissed.

Servicesprivate.Pleaseviewandsignthe

familyguestbookat

http://www.beallfuneral.com

BROSNAHAN

SALLIELEWIS

SallieLewisdiedpeacefullyat the age of 89

on June17,2020,at her homein McLean,

Virginiaafterashortillnessandwaspre-

deceasedby her husband,SamLewis.She

wasbornin Houston,TX on July 19, 1930.

Salliewas marriedto her childhoodsweetheart

AmbassadorSamuelLewiswhowasone of

the nation’sleadingdiplomats,havingadvised

PresidentsFord, Carter,Reagan,and Clinton.

Salliewasvivaciousand traveledthe world

withher husbandincludingStateDepartment

postsin Italy,Brazil, and Afghanistan,where

Samuelservedas deputychiefof mission.

Duringtheirextraordinaryeight-yearsin Israel

(1977–1985),AmbassadorLewiswas akey

negotiatorat the 1978CampDavidtalksthat

resultedin the historicpeacetreatybetween

Egyptand Israel.

The LewisesconsideredSt. AlbansEpiscopal

Church,Washington,DC to be theirspiritual

homeand its memberstheirextendedfamily.

The Lewiseshad beenactiveparticipantsin

retreats,pilgrimages,study groups,and

outreachministries.

Sallieis survivedby her children,Grace and

Richard.

No servicesare planned.The familywould

welcomedonationsin Samand Sallie’sname

to: St. AlbansChurch, 3001 WisconsinAve.

NW,Washington,DC 20016

or

NeveShalom:Oasisof Peace,Wahat al-Salam

http://wasns.org/

LEWIS

DEATH NOTICE

JOHNQUENTINRAMEY

Diedsuddenlyandpeacefullyat homein

Bowie,MDonJuly 20, 2020.He was 37

yearsold, bornJanuary19, 1983in Southern

MarylandHospitalin Clinton,MD.Heissurvived

by his parents,GladysQueenand JohnW.

Ramey;eightaunts;two uncles;two auntin-

laws;onegreatauntin-law;oneunclein-

law;andmorethan75 cousins.Graveside

servicewill be heldat 10:30a.m.Monday,

August3, 2020at ResurrectionCemetery,

8000 WoodyardRoad,Clinton,MD.Interment

immediatelyfollowingservice.

http://www.popefh.com

RAMEY

JOSEPHANTHONYYAKAITIS

Belovedfamilypatriarch

passedpeacefullyinto his

eternalreston Monday,

July 13, 2020,at the age

of 95. He was enjoyingthe

summerafternoonon the

backdeckof his homein

SpringValley whenhe slippedaway.Joe was

the youngestson of Josephineand Apolonaris

Yakaitis,who wereLithuanianimmigrantsliv-

ing in Albany,NYwherehe wasbornand

raised.His parentsand oldersiblings,John,

Alice,and Frances,all predeceasedhim, as did

niece,Alice Jean ChinikMcMahon.

The YakaitisfamilyweredevoutCatholicsand

Joe oftentold the storyof his motherwho

becamepregnantwithhim at age 45. Her

doctoradvisedher to give up the baby,telling

her thatshecoulddie in childbirth.She

refused.WhenJoe was bornon May 22, 1925,

his next siblingwas 14 yearsolder.

Joe'slife was full of excitement,intrigue,travel,

greatfoodand drink,and mostof all love.His

life partnerwas WashingtonarchitectArnold

Primawho predeceasedhim in 2016,following

a52year relationship.Joe workedfor five

yearsfollowinghis highschoolgraduation,

savingmostof his earningsto put himself

throughSienaCollegein Albany,from whichhe

graduatedin 1951.Followinggraduation,his

first professionaljob was withthe CIA, where

he enjoyedan 11 year career,includingforeign

assignments.Henext workedin the White

HouseunderPresidentLyndonJohnson.For

the rest of his workingcareer,heheld several

federal positions.Joe becamearesidentof

West Palm Beach,Floridain 2001.He contin-

ued to spendsometimein Washington,DC

wherehe maintainedalarge circleof friends.

Joe leavesbehindniece,JaniceChinikMilliman

of Rochester,NY; and nephews,JamesChinik,

II (Penelope)of Flowery Branch,GA and

LawrenceYakaitisofCornville,AZ;great-niece,

ElizabethMillimanDesmond(Capt.US Navy

Michael)of Norfolk,VA;and great-nephews,

JeffreyMillimanof Canton,MA, and Anthony

Milliman(Michelle)of Rochester,NY; great-

niece,KarenMcMahinBrackett(Robert)of

Gansvoort,NY;and great-nephew,James

McMahon(Elizabeth)of Gaithersburg,MD;

great-niece,PamelaChinik(BrianHinson)of

Lilburn,GA;andgreat-nephew,J.Gregory

Chinik(Hye-JooKim)of JacksonvilleBeach,

FL, alongwithseveral othernextgeneration

niecesand nephews,and agreat manyfriends.,

Memorialserviceswill be scheduledat alater

timewhentheymaysafelybe conducted,

in considerationof the pandemic.Thesewill

occurin his formerparishesof St. Edward

CatholicChurchin Palm Beach,FL and Holy

TrinityCatholicChurch,Washington,DC.Pri-

vateburialwill occurin NewOrleans,LA, in

the familyplot of his late partnerArnoldPrima,

who camefromNew Orleans.

Youare invitedto sign the Guestbookat the

followinglink:

https://devolfuneralhome.com/funerals-and-

obituaries-in-washington-dc/joseph-anthony-

yakaitis%20

YAKAITIS

schoolactivities.HecoachedWil’ssports

teams,and eventriedto learnto ice skate

at age 36 so that he couldplay hockeywith

Wil...thatdidn’tend well!Wil and Markshare

manythings-handsomelooks,aquickwit, a

sportsenthusiast,and morerecently,alove

of all thingsbeer.

After being honorably discharged from

USMC,Mark joinedthe DurhamPolice.Then

in 2004,the familydrovecrosscountry

and movedto BothellWA afterMarkwas

recruitedto join the SeattlePolice.During

his 16 year careerwith SPD,Mark workedin

manyunits,includingEast ACT,Community

Policing,SPOC,and ICAC.Mark wasa

belovedand respectedcolleagueat SPD and

was dedicatedto his work.He was known

for his twistedsenseof humor,unsuspecting

pranksand bringingout asmile in everyone

he met.

Markhadmanyhobbies,includingsome

darngoodhomebrewingand barbecuing,

bowling,travelingand rootingfor the Yan-

kees,Giantsand Capitals.Heand his broth-

ers and friendswouldplanweekendtrips

aroundthe countryto meetup and enjoy

Giantsor Capitalsgames.Mark, Susanand

Wil lovedto travel and madememorable trips

to Hawaii,Mexico,Toronto,Montrealand

mostrecently,Ireland.Theyhad begunto

talk aboutlife afterSPD and had big plansto

remodeltheirnew homein Woodinvilleand

enjoythe nearbywineriesand breweries.

Mostof all, Marklovedbeingwith familyand

friends,both new and old. He had the ability

to connectwithpeopleand broughtlight to

so many.Hewas so lovedand our heartsare

broken.He is irreplaceable.Next timeyou

raise aglass of beer,pleasethinkof Mark!

Markis survivedby his wifeSusan(Dyson)

and son Wil of WoodinvilleWA;fatherWally

of CheltenhamMD; brothersWalt (Naoko)of

NorthBeachMD,Greg (Shannon)of Hunting-

ton MD and bonusbrotherRaymond(Joan-

nah)of JacksonvilleFL; sistersin law Lesley

(Kirk)of NanaimoBC and Cynthia(Harold)of

VancouverBC; nephewsGregory,Ty, Randall

and Jarod; niecesErin,Jessica,Paulineand

Sally;and manymanydearfriends.Hewas

predeceasedby his motherMaryin 2018.

Smallprivateceremonieswill be heldin

Washingtonand Maryland.In lieu of flowers,

pleaseconsiderdonatingto the US Marine

CorpsNationalMuseumor WoundedWarrior

Projector aveteran's charityof your choice.

MARKCHRISTOPHERMISIOREK

It is withgreatsadnessto sharethatour

belovedMarkChristopherMisiorekdied

unexpectedlyon July 27, 2020in Woodinville

WA at the age of 46. We havelost atruly

greatman,friend,son, brother,husbandand

father.

Markwasbornon February14, 1974in

WashingtonDC to Walter and MaryMisiorek.

He grewup in CheltenhamMD,the youngest

of threeboys.The housewas full of love,

laughterand antics,and quicklybecamethe

gatheringplacefor the entireneighborhood.

Thosefamilies becameMark’slifelong

extendedfamilyand best friends.

AftergraduatingfromGwynnPark High,Mark

followedin his father’ssteps and enlistedin

the US MarineCorps,much to his parents'

objection. But Markwasstubborn;once

he got an ideain his head,therewas little

thatcouldchangehis mind. He served 8

yearsas an MP and achievedthe rank of

Sergeantwhilestationedat MCASNew River,

Jacksonvilleand MCASFutenma,Okinawa

Japan. The Corpsbroughtdisciplineand new

experiences,but it was the brotherhoodthat

Markcherishedmost.

It was in Okinawathat he met his futurewife,

Susanwho was thereteachingEnglish.She

introducedhim to Japanesefood and culture

that he couldn’tget livingon base.Together

theymovedto JacksonvilleNC to starttheir

life.In1999, theywelcomedtheironly son,

Wil Graeme.Mark lovedbeingafatherand

alwaysattended Wil'ssports,music or

MISIOREK

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DEATH NOTICE

ROSEMARYANN ZIMMERMANN

On Sunday,July 19, 2020,RosemaryAnn Zim-

mermann,aged92, passedawayat home

in Alexandria,Virginia.Sheworkedfor the

OASas asenioreditorandtogether,with

her husband,devotedherselfto charitable

workfor the immigrant communityand the

elderlyand incapacitatedin Virginia.She is

predeceasedby her belovedhusbandof 48

years,David.She will be rememberedfor her

generosity,her charmingpersonalityand the

love she professedto familymembers.There

will be aprivategravesideserviceon August5,

2020 and achurchservicein the futurewhen

the pandemicconditionsallowit.

ZIMMERMANN

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(Allphotosadd2" to yournotice.)

ALLNOTICESMUSTBEPREPAID

MEMORIALPLAQUES:

Allnoticesover2" include

complimentarymemorialplaque

Additionalplaquesstartat $26each

andmaybe ordered.

AllPaid DeathNotices

appearon ourwebsitethrough

http://www.legacy.com

LEGACY.COM

Includedin all deathnotices

OptionalforIn Memoriams

PLEASENOTE:

Noticesmustbe placedviaphone,fax or

email.Photosmustbe emailed.Youcan

no longerplacenotices,dropoffphotos

andmakepaymentin person.

Paymentmustbe madeviaphonewith

debit/creditcard.

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