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obituaries

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Joe Kernan, a Vietnam prison-
er of war who entered Democrat-
ic politics in Indiana and was
thrust into the state’s top office
when his predecessor had a fatal
stroke, died July 29 at a health-
care facility in South Bend, Ind.
He was 74.
Mary Downes, who was his
governor’s office chief of staff,
confirmed the death. Mr. Kernan
was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s
disease several years ago, but his
family kept his condition private
until disclosing earlier this
month that he had lost the ability
to speak.
Mr. Kernan won three elec-
tions as South Bend’s mayor be-
fore being elected lieutenant gov-
ernor with Gov. Frank O’Bannon
in 1996 and 2000. He b ecame
governor in September 2003 af-
ter O’Bannon’s death and served
for 16 months before he lost the
2004 election to Republican
Mitch Daniels.
A gregarious campaigner who
was a catcher on the University of
Notre Dame’s baseball team, Mr.
Kernan was widely praised for
the smooth transition after the
first death of an Indiana governor
since 1891.
“This was uncharted territory,”
Republican state Sen. James Mer-
ritt said to Mr. Kernan during a
ceremony just days before he left
office in early 2005. “This was
your legacy — calm leadership in
a crisis.”
Mr. Kernan enlisted in the
Navy after his 1968 Notre Dame
graduation, and he flew as a
navigator on combat missions
over Laos and North Vietnam.
His reconnaissance plane was
shot down during a mission over
North Vietnam on May 7, 1 972. He
ejected and was captured, begin-
ning an 11-month ordeal as a
prisoner of war that ended when
he was flown out of Hanoi on
March 27, 1973.
The worst day of captivity
came early on, he said, when he
talked with another POW.
“He told me that our escort had
lost us and that we were pre-
sumed dead,” Mr. Kernan said in
a 2002 interview. “My family
thought I was dead, and if the
Navy thought I was dead, the
thing that goes through your
mind is that there’s no reason for
these guys to keep me alive.”
For decades, Mr. Kernan
marked every May 7 by playing
golf, eating a pizza and drinking
beer. He said he remembered the
date of his capture each year
“without question,” but some-
times he didn’t remember the
anniversary of his release until a
day or a week later.
“I think it’s because if there
hadn’t have been a May 7th, there
never would have been a March
27th,” Mr. Kernan said. “It was
the day my life changed.”

Mr. Kernan’s actions as gover-

nor included picking former state

budget director Kathy Davis to

replace him as lieutenant gover-

nor — making her the first wom-

an to serve either as Indiana’s

governor or lieutenant governor.

He also became the first Indi-

ana governor in 48 years to spare

the life of a death row inmate

when he stopped an execution

just days before it was scheduled

to occur in 2004. Mr. Kernan said

he decided it would be unfair to

execute Darnell Williams for the

1986 murders of a Gary couple

when a mentally disabled accom-

plice got a life sentence. Wil-

liams’s sentence was commuted

to life in prison without parole.

Mr. Kernan had decided

against a 2004 run for governor

the year before O’Bannon’s death.

He c hanged his mind two months

after taking over the state’s top

office, declaring, “I don’t want to

watch this from the sidelines.”

Republicans attacked Mr. Ker-

nan over the state government’s

budget deficit and tens of thou-

sands of job losses, with Demo-

crats blaming the problems on

the 200 1 national recession fol-

lowing the dot-com bust.

Mr. Kernan lost what was then

Indiana’s most expensive guber-

natorial campaign to Daniels,

who had been President George

W. Bush’s federal budget director

and is now Purdue University’s

president.

Joseph Eugene Kernan III was

born in Chicago on April 8, 1946,

and grew up in the northern

Indiana city of South Bend as the

oldest of nine siblings. After his

return from Vietnam, he married

Maggie McCullough and worked

for local businesses before be-

coming city controller and then

winning his first of three mayoral

elections in 1987. The couple had

no children.

After leaving the governor’s

office, Mr. Kernan led a group of

investors who owned South

Bend’s minor league baseball

team for about five years before

selling it in 2011. Mr. Kernan’s

group stopped the team from

being moved away from the city,

but he said the franchise never

turned a profit.

“I was not as happy about the

baseball thing but to him it was

like a gift for South Bend,” Mag-

gie Kernan told Notre Dame Mag-

azine earlier this year.

Mr. Kernan often said he didn’t

have many bad days after his

time as a POW. Maggie Kernan

said she often saw that perspec-

tive.

“Because of his personality and

optimistic outlook, he has been

able to take it and make some-

thing out of it that is positive,” s he

said. “He will talk about doing

something tough and difficult

and say, ‘What are they going to

do, send me to jail? I’ve already

been there.’ ”

JOE KERNAN, 74

Indiana governor was

POW in V ietnam War

TOM STRATTMAN/ASSOCIATED PRESS

Joe Kernan, shown in 2000 after winning reelection as lieutenant
governor, became governor when Frank O’Bannon died in office.

OF NOTE

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

Henry Switkay,
administrative law judge
Henry Switkay, 94, an admin-
istrative law judge who retired in
198 1 from the old Civil Aeronau-
tics Board, died May 16 at a
hospital i n Alexandria. T he c ause
was cardiac arrest, said a son,
Coleman Switkay.
Mr. Switkay, an Alexandria
resident, was born in Philadel-
phia. He joined the Civil Aero-
nautics Board in 1953. In retire-
ment, he was a Legal Aid Society
volunteer in Washington.

Annette ‘Dino’ Johnson,

hair stylist

Annette “Dino” Johnson, 79, a

hair stylist who ran Dino’s hair

salon in Silver Spring for 13 years

until she sold her business in

198 4, died June 11 at a medical

center in Silver S pring. The cause

was sepsis, said a daughter,

Yvette Robinson.

Mrs. Johnson, a Silver Spring

resident, was born Annette Ball

in Washington. She volunteered

as a hair stylist at D.C. area

retirement homes, Gallaudet

University and Junior Village, an

orphanage in the District.

— From staff reports

IN MEMORIAM

DIANED. PERRITT

December15, 1945-August2, 2006

Youwill alwaysbe remembered.

We love and missyou dearly.

Your Family

PERRITT

CONDOLENCE

IRENEPOLLIN

THE UNITEDSTATES HOLOCAUST MEMORI-

AL MUSEUMmournsthe loss of IrenePollin,

who,with her late husband,Abe wereearly

supportersin helpingbuildthe Museum

and honoringthe memoryof the victims.

We will alwaysbe gratefulto Ireneand Abe

for theircriticalrole in the creationof the

Museum.

The Museumsendsheartfeltcondolences

to her twosons,Robertand James,and

daughter-in-lawSigrid,as wellas two

grandchildren(Hannahand Emma),great

granddaughters(Ruth,Leahand Laila),and

several niecesand nephews.

HowardM. Lorber,Chairman

AllanM. Holt,Vice Chairman

Sara J. Bloomfield,Director

POLLIN

DEATH NOTICE

NANCYANGELELLI(Age73)

Of Springfield,VA,passedawayon Tuesday,

July28, 2020at homeafterabattlewith

metastaticbreastcancer.She wasbornthe

seventhof eightsiblingsto the lateFrank

and Mary(Mays)Trapp in Richmond,VA on

September15 1946.She graduatedfromMercy

HighSchool,aCatholiccollegepreparatory

schoolin Detroit,MI. Afterraisingher children

withmanymovesas aNavy family,Nancy

pursueddegrees(’84 BS in Psychologyand

’88 MS in MIS)fromGeorgeMasonUniversity.

She workedas asystemanalystfor Northern

Virginiadefensecontractorsbeforeretiring.

Shewasrecentlyin the finalphaseof the

Doctorate Program in EducationfromGrand

CanyonUniversity.She was alovingand caring

wife,dedicatedmom,and proudgrandma.She

lovedshoppingespeciallyfor familybirthdays

and holidays.She alwayspreparedbeautiful

and delicioushomecookeddinners,enjoyed

traveling,and becamean avidgardener.She

was very active in garden club flower

shows/exhibits.She servedas Presidentof

the SpringfieldGardenClubin 2008/09,and

Directorof DistrictII, NationalCapitalArea

GardenClubsin 2011/13.She was adevoted

Catholicand participatedin religiouseducation

programswhilelivingin Navylocations.Sur-

vivedby her husbandof 50 years,Ronald

Angelelli;son,Matthew(Cale)Angelelliand

theirfourchildren,NancyLynn, Christopher,

Kathleen,and Camille;daughter,Jackie(Peter)

Golnek;andson,Lee (Raeshel)Angelelli.A

privateMemorialMasswill be heldfor the

familyat 11 a.m.on Friday,August14, 2020.

Alink to the livestreamof her memorialmass

can be foundat blileys.com

ANGELELLI

EVERLYBLACKETOR

EverlyBlacketor,73, of Melbourne,FLpassed

awayJuly 2, 2020at his home.Hewas born

May30, 1947in Oakland,CA to EverlyB. and

ErmaJ. Blacketor.

He wasalovingfatherand grandfatherand

was knownfor his senseof humor,generosity,

kindness,intellect,andperpetualsmile.Mr.

Blacketorwas co-ownerof TEMSIand also did

volunteerworkfor hospice.Heneverknewa

stranger,and he madeapositiveimpacton

everyonewho knewhim.

Mr.BlacketorattendedRobertE. PearyHigh

Schoolin Rockville,MD, and graduatedfrom

the Universityof Marylandin 1971.

He is survivedby his daughter,Anastasia

Phillips;son,EverlyBlacketor;son, Joshua

Blacketor;and granddaughter,LaurenBlacke-

tor;grandson,GlenPhillips;grandson,Brendan

Phillips;grandson,EverlyBlacketor;and grand-

son,AustinPhillips.

Funeral arrangementsare private.

BLACKETOR

PATRICIAS. BLAESING“Patsy”

On Thursday,July 30, 2020,Patsy diedat

her homewithfamilyby her side.She

was75 yearsold.Belovedwifeof Eric

Blaesing.Lovingmotherof Jason Blaesing,

and his wife,Brenna.Patsy graduatedfrom

Universityof VirginiaSchoolof Nursingin

1966 and workedas aRegisteredNursein

the EmergencyRoomfor mostof her career

beforeretirement.Familyand friendsare

invited to avisitationon Wednesday,

August5, from1to2p.m. at Moneyand

KingFuneral Homein Vienna,VA,followed

by aLife CelebrationServiceat 2p.m..

She will be buriedThursday,August6, in

Lexington,VA at the StonewallJackson

MemorialCemetery.Inlieu of flowers,the

familyrequeststhatmemorialcontribu-

tionsbe madeto St. Jude’sChildren’s

Research Hospital at http://www.stjude.org.

Pleaseviewand sign the onlineguestbook

at

http://www.moneyandking.com

BLAESING

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DEATH NOTICE

CAMILLEGRIMESBREWSTER

September23, 1941-July 24, 2020

It is withgreatsadnessthatthe familyof

CamilleGrimesBrewsterannounceher pass-

ing on July 24, 2020.Shewasprecededin

deathby her parents,Frank HumeGrimesJr.

and MaryLouiseColliflowerand her husband

of 37 years,ThomasEdwardBrewster.Beloved

motherof Kathleen(Joe)DunnandSharon

(Keith)Bretzfield;lovingGigi of Brady Thomas

and JosephRyanDunnand TinsleyCarterand

Tenley PiperBretzfield.She leavesbehindher

siblings,Mary Cecilia“CeeCee”VanHecke,

CristinaGrimesPiotrowskiand Frank GrimesIII

and manyotherrelativesand friends.Camille

graduatedfromTheAcademyof the Holy

Cross,Class of 1959,and attendedSt. Mary’s

Collegein Indiana.

Visitationwill be held on Wednesday,August5,

2020 from2to4p.m. and 5to7p.m. at Murphy

Funeral Home,4510 WilsonBlvd.,Arlington,VA

22204.AMass and Christianburialwill be held

at ArlingtonNationalCemeterylaterthis year.

In lieu of flowers,donationscan be madein

memoryof CamilleBrewsterto the Stroke

ComebackCenter,145 Park Street,SE Vienna,

VA 22180or to TheAcademyof the Holy

Cross,4920 StrathmoreAvenue,Kensington,

MD 20895.

BREWSTER

AGNES E. COLEMAN(Age85)

On Tuesday,July 28, 2020,lovingmotherand

devotedwifeof JohnnyJ. Coleman,whom

predeceasedher,went hometo be withthe

Lord.Motherof six children,Donnaand John

Coleman,JanetStrong, SandraCleveland,

BrendaAckerand CarolynEdwards(Sheldon).

Alsosurvivedby grandchildren,Necole,Shan-

non,Johnathan,Nathaniel,Calvin,Quentin,

Noelleand Jeremiah;great-grandsons,Jamar

andJalil; sisters,Catherine,Alma,Margaret

andEdna;brother,Joseph;andahost of

nieces,nephews,otherrelativesand friends.

On Thursday,August6, 2020,wake10 a.m.

untiltimeof privateMass,11a.m., at Nativity

CatholicChurch, 6001 13thSt. NW,Washing-

ton,DC 20011.IntermentMt. OlivetCeme-

tery.Services will be live streamed at

http://www.nativitychurch.net.Servicesby McGuire.

COLEMAN

ANGELAMARIACOLEMAN

Passed away peacefully at AnneArundel

MedicalCenteron Sunday,July 26, 2020.She

leavesto cherishher memory,her daughter,

ArniciaV. Arringtonandher son,Arnalde’

Coleman;six grandchildren,Taniya,Mariyah,

Tyrek,Tahj, Tajia, Telazjahandonegreat-

granddaughter,Malani;alongwithmanyother

relativesand friends.

Visitationserviceswill be heldon Tuesday,

August4, 2020,10 a.m.untiltimeof Funeral

Servicesat 11 a.m.at HowellFuneral Home,

Jessup,MD. IntermentResurrectionCemetery.

COLEMAN

MARGAREARICKERDUDLEY

Of Fairfax,VA,died on June23, 2020at her

homein Fairfax.She wasbornin Virginiaat

Fort Monroeon February13, 1930.She lived

in the northernVirginiaareafor over60 years.

Shewasalovingwife,sister,motherand

grandmother.She wasprecededin deathby

her husbandof 54 yearsHalletDudley.She

is survivedby threechildren,RandyDudley,

SanRafael,CA, DebbieDudley,Hebron,CT,

JohnDudley,Leesburg,VA;sevengrandchil-

dren,SeanDudley,Erin Mellom,DrewMellom,

BlakeMellom,Kylie Mellom,CaraDudley,and

AriannaDudley.Also precedingher in deathare

her parents,sistersand daughterDee Mellom.

Amemorialservicewill be held August8, 2020

at 2p.m. at the Moneyand King Funeral Home,

171 W. MapleAve.,Vienna,VA.The online

guestbookis availableat

http://www.moneyandking.com

DUDLEY

PATRICIAKERSHDUNCAN

Bornon July13, 1926in Galena,KS.She

passedawayon June24, 2020in her home

in Alexandria,VA."Patty" livedin Joplin,MO

whereshe workedat Ramsay'sas aPersonal

Shopperand an AccessoryBuyerapprentice.

She was introducedto RobertDeweyDuncan,

"Tony"and latermarriedhimat the United

StatesNavalAcademyin 1948.As the wifeof

aNavalOfficer,she enjoyednumerousduty

stationswithher husband.Atour in Japan

was her favorite.She tookJapaneselanguage,

cookingandflowerarrangingclasses,(Ike-

bana).Alwaysactivewith Navalwives,she also

servedin the NavyReliefSocietyand was very

committedto the Newport,RI chapter.

Whileher husbandwas the CommandingOffi-

cer of aUSN Cruisershe followedthe ship

aroundvariousMediterraneanportsincluding

Italy,Spain and the BalearicIslands.

Patty lovedpeopleand peoplelovedPatty.She

was alwaysfun, nurturingand compassionate.

She is survivedby her two children,Douglas

(Nancy)andKyle Duncan;as wellas four

grandchildrenand threegreat-grandchildren.

She electedto be crematedand will be interred

withherhusbandat theNavalAcademy

Columbarium,in Annapolis,MDonSeptember

18, 2020.

DUNCAN

DEATH NOTICE

ROBERTDEWEYDUNCAN"Tony"

Captain,U.S. Navy(Ret.)

Bornon October10, 1925in Webb City,MO.

He passedawayon October28, 2015at Ft.

BelvoirCommunityHospitalin Virginia.

He attendedUCLAbeforeacceptingan

appointmentto the NavalAcademy.At

the Academyhe earnedaletterin boxing

andparticipatedin the sailingprogram.

Aftergraduationhe marriedPatriciaKersh

Duncan.

Notableservicehighlightsfromhis 30 year

careerincludesea duty aboardan LSMRfire

supportship duringthe KoreanWar, atour

withthe UnderwaterDemolitionTeam-12,

commandof asub chaser,sonartraining

ship,commandofaminesweeper,theUSS

Guide,commandof adestroyer,the USS

Fechtlerduringthe VietnamWar. His major

commandwas of acruiser,the USS HarryE.

Yarnell.

He was agraduateof the NavalWarCollege,

earnedamaster’sdegreein International

RelationsfromGeorgeWashingtonUniver-

sity and attendedthe StateDepartment's

ForeignServiceSeniorSeminar.

Followinghis Navyretirement,he worked

as adefenseconsultantwithHughes-Ben-

dix-Hughes.Upon fullyretiringhe pursued

his favoriteactivity,sailingon the Chesa-

peakeBay.

He is survivedby his children,Douglas

(Nancy)and Kyle Duncan;fourgrandchil-

drenand threegreat-grandchildren.

He wasinterredat the NavalAcademy

Columbariumin Annapolis,MD. Services

tookplacein 2015.

DUNCAN

DEATH NOTICE

CAPTAIN EDWARDE. HENIFIN

"Buzz"

CaptainEdwardE. Henifin,UnitedStates

Navy,made his finalPCS on July 25, 2020.

He was 88. He is survivedby the love of his

life and wife of 65 years,Betsy;his children

AnnReddick,DavidHenifin(Jeanne)and

TedHenifin(Pam); five grandchildren,David

Reddick (Darlene), Elisabeth Francis

(Christopher), Cate Henderson (Caleb),

Wells Henifinand JimmyHenifin;and four

great-grandchildren,MonroeandPresley

Reddick,HuntleighHendersonand Freyja

Francis.

Highlights of his distinguished career

includeExecutiveOfficerof the USS Alba-

core,CommandingOfficerof the USS Pom-

fret and CommandingOfficerof the Naval

ResearchLab.Buzz spentsignificanttime

deepbelowthe oceanas part of the Navy’s

deepsubmergenceprogram, includingas

CommandingOfficerof theTriesteII.He par-

ticipatedin searchesfor the USS Thresher,

the USSScorpionandvariousclassified

itemslost at sea includingahydrogenbomb

andareel of surveillancefilmdropped

fromaUSspy satellite.The familylearned

aboutthe classifiedmissionsafterthey

weredeclassifiedand appearedin various

publications–Buzz still wouldnot confirm

or deny!Betsyfindsit ironicthat the Navy

paidhim to find smallitemsin big oceans

whenshe had to find everythingfor him in

his own house!

Buzzvaluedfriendshipswithformership-

matesand neighborsacrossthe country,

USNAclassmates,BushHill friends,the

OceanViewmen’sbreakfastgroupand the

FenwickIslandUsualSuspects.Hewill be

missedby all who had the privilegeto know

him.We will alwayshearhim -loud,clear

and ungarbled!

Acelebrationof life will be scheduledwhen

safe to gather.

Donationsin Buzz’smemorycan be made

to The DolphinScholarshipFoundation.

http://www.melsonfuneralservices.com

HENIFIN

HAZELHIEMSTRA"Billie"(Age89)

Of Falls Churchpassedawayon July 25, 2020

dueto cancer.She wasbornOctober10,

1930 in Guelph,OntarioCanada.In 1952,Hazel

marriedStephenHiemstrainOskaloosa,Iowa.

Shewasahomemakerandactivelyserved

withthe LewinsvillePresbyterianChurch.She

is survivedby husband,Stephen;threeof four

children,Stephen(Maryam),Karen,John(Julie);

and ninegrandchildren.She was precededin

deathby her daughter,Diane.She was akind

and lovingwomanto all, and will be dearly

missed.Aprivatefuneral servicewas held July

28, 2020and amemorialservicewill be held at

afuturedate.For moreinformationpleasevisit

https://tinyurl.com/HFHobit

HIEMSTRA

DAVID THEINLWIN

Major.FMO (RAFUK) (Ret.)

his medicalpracticeand dailylife.Helived

by astrict moral codeto treateveryonewith

respect,kindness,and neverturnanyone

awayregardlessof their:religious,cultural,

ideological,or economicdifferences.With

his widesmileand joyfullaugh,Davidwould

makeyou feel at homewithhis jokesand

funnyanecdotes.Hecouldeasilydiscuss

the similaritiesanddifferencesof Islam,

Buddhism,and Christianity,while his knowl-

edgeof historyand currenteventsled to

livelydiscussionsand enlighteningconversa-

tions.His penchantfor comedyand political

satirewas appreciatedby friendsand family.

Davidexcelledin mathematics,engineering,

and languages.Hewas also agreat sports-

manwholovedchess,billiards,tennis,box-

ing, volleyball,golf and soccer.David always

competedas agentleman.

He is survivedby his belovedwifeof 58

years,BerylMyintLwinof CollegePark,

MD; his childrenand theirspouses,MarMar

and RichardHeathof CollegePark, MD,Min

and RoseLwinof Monrovia,MD,Moe Moe

Lwinand OdinShaferof Los Angeles,CA,

ThinThinand MarcusMencariniof Berlin,

Germany;his grandchildren,NealDavidProc-

tor of Gaithersburg,MD,Olivia LwinHeathof

CollegePark, MD,FreyaShafer-Lwinof Los

Angeles,CA; his sisters,Daw Tin Shweof

Mandalay,Myanmar,Lydia MyintSolomonof

Beltsville,MD; his manyniecesand nephews

in Myanmar,Singapore,U.K., and U.S.

An intimateMuslimintermentservicewas

officiatedby Hakim’sIslamicFuneral Home

on Jun 24, 2020at ParklawnMemorialPark

and Gardensin Rockville,MD.

Dr.DavidTheinLwin,age 89, passedaway

peacefullyof congestiveheartfailuresur-

roundedby his lovingfamilyat homein

CollegePark, MD on Sunday,June 21, 2020.

Bornon November7, 1930in Shwebo,Myan-

mar to UKhin and DawSint.TheinLwinwas

marriedto BerylMyinton May17, 1962in

Hpa-An,Myanmar.They weremarriedfor

58 yearsandhadfourchildren.In 1959,

Dr.TheinLwinreceivedhis Bachelorsof

Medicineand Bachelorsof Surgery,(M.B.B.S.)

fromRangoonMedicalUniversity,Institute

of Medicine.In1959 he was commissioned

intothe BurmaArmyMedicalCorpsas a

Physician.In 1965,CaptainTheinLwinwas

transferredto the BurmaAir Force and

trainedat the RoyalAir Force Instituteof

AviationMedicine,inFarnborough,United

Kingdom.Aftercompletinghis trainingin

1967,he waspromotedto Majorandhe

becamethe first FlightMedicalOfficer(FMO)

in the BurmaAir Force.Major TheinLwin

FMO(RAFUK),dutifullyservedas aCom-

mandingMedicalOfficerfor 19 yearsand

retiredfromthe Burmesemilitaryin 1978.

He continuedas ageneral practitionerwithin

the localcommunityuntil1979,whenhe

immigrated,withhis family,tothe United

States.In1980,whilestudyingto obtainhis

accreditationas amedicaldoctor,heworked

as aRespiratoryTechnicianat St. Elizabeth’s

Hospitaland in 1984,he receivedthe title of

MedicalDoctor(MD)in the UnitedStates.In

1986,he becameaRespiratoryTherapistand

joinedProvidenceHospitaluntil1997,when

he retiredat the age of 67.

DavidLwinwas arespectedhumanitarianin

LWIN

DEATH NOTICE

EDWARDDANIELJORDAN

Ed Jordanpassedawayon May21, 2020

in Ashburn,VA.Hewas bornin Bridgeport,

CT on March14, 1931,son of Edwardand

JessiePalsakJordan.He graduatedfrom

FairfieldPrepand FairfieldUniversity(CT)

classof 1953and receivedhis MS in nuclear

physicsin 1955fromNewYork University.

Subsequentlyin 1964,he receivedhis PhD

in nuclearengineeringfromthe University

of Maryland.Whileworkingin the Nuclear

ReactorDivisionof FosterWheelerCorp

in NewYork, he metMargaret(Peggy)

Moran and they wed in 1957and raised five

children.In 1959,Ed becamean Associate

Professorof NuclearEngineeringat the

CatholicUniversityof Americaandlater

was headof the departmentand full pro-

fessor.From 1968-1984,Ed was Directorof

InstitutionResearchat CatholicUniversity.

He retiredin 1992as ProfessorEmeritus.

Whileat CatholicUniversityhe alsodid

sponsoredresearchand consultedat the

NavalOrdinance Laboratory developing

nucleardetectionprojectsfor whichhe

holdsseveral patents.

WhenEd retired,he and Peggymovedto

NewBern,NC wheretheyenjoyedsailing,

bridgeand travel.Ed was predeceasedby

his parents,brotherDonaldand daughter-

in-lawDenise.Heissurvivedby his wife

Peggyand theirfive children:Christopher

(Cynthia),Kathleen(Ross)Crown,Daniel,

David(Susan)and Margaret(Christopher)

Whiteand 15 grandchildren.

AmemorialMasswill be held at alater date.

Donationsare suggestedto the Alzheimer’s

Associationor CatholicReliefServices.

JORDAN

RICHARDM. JUPPENLATZ (Age73)

Passedawaysuddenlyon July 25, 2020.Dick

was bornin Lebanon,Pennsylvaniaon October

6, 1946,the fifth childof the late Johnand Ethel

Juppenlatz.

DickgraduatedfromMillersvilleUniversityin

Pennsylvania.He servedas aCaptainin the

AIrForcefor eightyears,receivedamasters

degreein Aeronautical Engineering fromthe

USC,while servingat the Pentagonand contin-

ued workingin the IT/computer industryuntil

he retired.

Dick,and his wife,Gail, livedin Washington,DC

and traveledextensively,winteringin Roatan,

Honduras for manyyears.Heenjoyedsailing

his boaton the Chesapeakeand communicat-

ing on the ham radio.

He is survivedby his wifeof 38 years,Gail

(Smith),sister,JaniceMeyer,abrother,Neil

(Alice)Juppenlatz,niecesandnephews.He

waspreceded in deathby abrother,John Jr.

(Jack) and sister,Nancy.

In lieu of flowers,the familysuggestsadona-

tion to the roatanmarinepark.org aUSbased

charityor acharityof yourchoice.Services

private.

JUPPENLATZ

MICHELLEKIM LEWIS

Passedon Monday,July 27, 2020,peacefully.

She leavesto mourn,manyfamilymembers.

Familyand friendsmayviewand attendser-

vicesat NationalFuneral Home,7482Lee

HighwayFalls Church,VA 22042,viewingfrom

11 a.m.to 12 p.m, Services12 p.m. to 1p.m.,

on Thursday,August6, 2020.

LEWIS

DEATH NOTICE

RAYMONDMALENGO(Age96)

USN WW II Veteran

On Wednesday,July 29, 2020,of

Wheaton,MD.Belovedhusband

of the late KatherineD. Malengo;

fatherof JudyCarnahan(Jack),

Paul Malengo(Vicky)and Mark

Malengo(Kimberly);grandfather

of HeatherLaDuca,RaymondMalengo,

RachelWilliams,PaigeMalengoand Taylor

Malengo;great-grandfatherof DrewLaDu-

ca, HannahWilliams,Sarah Williams,Norah

WilliamsandAidanMalengo.Graveside

Servicewill be heldat Gateof Heaven

Cemetery,13801GeorgiaAvenue,Silver

Spring,MD,onWednesday,August5, 2020

at 1p.m. In lieu of flowers,contributions

maybe madeto MontgomeryHospice

CaseyHouse,1355 PiccardDr.Suite 100,

Rockville,MD20850.

http://www.COLLINSFUNERALHOME.com

MALENGO