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DEATH NOTICETRENICED. GOLDSTEIN
TRENICE "TERRY" DODEK
GOLDSTEIN,93, passed away
peacefully at home on Novem-
ber 9, 2020.Alongtime reme-
dial tutor in Chevy Chase and
former director of tutoring for
the Kingsbury Center,she was
predeceased by her beloved husband, Dr.
Lloyd Goldstein and eldest son,Wayne,
and brother,Dr. Oscar I. Dodek, Jr.She
is survived by her brother,Sam Dodek II,
sister-in-law,Joan Dodek, sons,Jim (Tina)
Goldstein in Earlville,NYand TomGoldstein
in St.Paul, MN; granddaughters,Sarah
and Rachel; grandson, Mathew,and great-
grandson, Eli. Graveside services will be
held privately at Garden of Remembrance
MemorialPark. In lieu of flowers,donations
may be made to League ofWomen Voters
of Maryland at http://www.lwvmd.org.Services
entrusted to Sagel Bloomfield Danzansky
Goldberg Funeral Care.
http://www.sagelbloomfield.comGOLDSTEINRONALD EUGENE HEALD
MAJ.USMC (Ret.)
On April 23, 2020, Maj Ronald Eugene1Heald-
USMC (Ret.) laid down his working tools to join
the Great Architect of the Universe.Born on
January 12, 1936 in Syracuse,NY; the son of
Dor Eugene and Jean Brown Heald, formerly of
Adams,NY.
Survived by his wife of 51 years,Linda Buell
Heald; their children, Monica Lin Heald of
Fredericksburg,VA,Lawrence William Heald of
Spring Hill, TN; brother,Richard Dor Heald of
Fletcher,NC; grandchildren,Jamie M. McCoy
of Oklahoma City,OK, Travis Chapman of NY,
NY,Richard Chapman of Grass Lake,MI; great-
grandchildren, Jett and Harper McCoy of Okla-
homa,OK and Greyson Chapman of Grass Lake,
MI.
After graduating from Adams High School,
Adams,NY1953, he enlisted in the USMC.In
1956 he was selected for Naval flight training in
Pensacola,FL received his GoldAviatorsWings,
commissioned asa2nd Lt. in 1957. Maj Heald
had avery distinguished flying career being
selected for astronaut retrieval for Project
Mercury and taught Apollo astronauts how to
fly helicopters in preparation for lunar landings.
He flew two tours in Vietnam, first in heli-
copters in 1966/67 and then transitioning to
jet attack and fighter aircraft for his second
in 1970/71. Maj Heald flew 1256 combat mis-
sions,over 1000 on his first tour,receiving the
Silver Star,Distinguished Flying Cross,Bronze
Star,62Air Medals,Purple Heart, and other
citations.
Before retiring in 1974, graduated Cum Laude
from Chaminade University withabachelor’sin
Business Admin, Delta Mu Delta NHS.Retiring
from the Corps,heworked in the military
defense industry until retiring in 1998. He then
devoted his time to community organizations
being very active in the Masonic Community:
Worshipful Master of Springfield Lodge #217
in 1994, District Deputy Grand Master for
Masonic District 1B in 2015, was involved in
Masonic organizations focusing on Demolay
and coordinating blood/blood product drives in
NoVA.
Masonic Funeral Rites to be performed on
Sunday,November 15, 2020 at3p.m. at the
Alexandria Scottish RiteTemple at 1430W.
Braddock Rd., Alexandria,VA 22032. Doors
open at2p.m. for visiting and light refresh-
ments,aswell as after the ceremony from
3:30 to 4:30p.m. Social distancing will need
to be observed inside the temple and masks
will be required. Visitation for the family will
be on Monday,November 16, 2020 at Demaine
Funeral Home,5308 Backlick Rd., Springfield,
VA 22151 from 9:30 a.m.to 11:30 a.m.Aprivate
burial will be at Arlington National Cemetery
with Full Military Honors.HEALDMARYLOUISE HOBBS
At 77, we did not know her journey was
complete,but on October 30, 2020, the
universe called Mary Louise Hobbs home.
Marylou was many things to many people
and all of our hearts are heavy with the loss
of this truly remarkable woman.
Marylou was not defined by what she did,
and she enjoyed doing lots of different
things.She enjoyed travel, but she was also
very happy staying at home,cooking and
baking to entertain her many dear friends
and her family in her lovely home.She
didn’t need to be around people to find
happiness,asshe enjoyed many solitary
activities like reading, knitting, and garden-
ing.
An avid Nationals fan, she enjoyedatrip
to the baseball stadium with friends or
watching televised games at home with her
beloved cat and dog nearby.
Professionally,she hadalengthy and
rewarding career with theFairfax County
Library District. She found great peace in
her“retirement career”asapotter,creating
beautiful functional pottery.
Her deepest connection was that of uncon-
ditional love.She expressed this in many
ways,through her philanthropy and
through simple acts of daily living.Wehave
lost amother,sister,grandmother,mentor,
neighbor,soulmate,friend.
No services are scheduled.Acelebration of
her life will be held atafuture date.Inlieu of
flowers,please consideradonation in her
name and honor to WETAorFairfax Library
Foundation.HOBBSANNOUNCEMENTREMEMBERYOUR LOVED ONESDecember 13, 2020TheWashington Post Magazine will publish
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DEATH NOTICEJACKQUELINE LEE HUGHES
"Jackie"
Died on October 19, 2020 in Atlanta, GA at
age 59. She died afterashort battle with
lung cancer.She is survived by her son,
Miles Jenson, of Atlanta, and three sisters:
Sarah,Andrea, and Beth.
Jackie grew up inKensington, MD and
graduated fromWalter Johnson High School
in Bethesda.
Aprivate service will be held atalater date.HUGHESJOEL HUNTER,III
Joel Hunter,III of Chevy Chase,MD, died
November 17, 2020 at Suburban Hospital in
Bethesda from Covid-19. He was born in
Atlanta, GA on April 2,1933, the son of Joel
Hunter Jr.and Elinor (Johnson) Hunter.
Joel graduated from Bronxville High School
in Bronxville,NYin1951 and went on to
graduate fromYale University before beginning
his career asaCPA.After working at Haskins
&Sells for several years,Joel worked at First
National City Bank in NewYork,Howard Bank in
Burlington, VT and Sendero/Fiserv in Phoenix,
AZ.
In addition to his parents,hewas predeceased
by his wife,Elinor Green Hunter.Heiss urvived
by his son, Michael Hunter and his husband
Gary Ritacco.Healso leaves behind his com-
panion Clare Fieldhouse,along with close fam-
ilyfriends,SusanandRobertFratkinandGer-
maine Broussard.
Joel loved to travel the world. He met his wife,
Elinor,onaSmithsonian-guided cruise of the
British Isles.After marrying, Elinor and Joel
traveled extensively from their new home in
Phoenix, reaching destinations as exotic as
Antarctica. While traveling, Joel and Elinor also
loved to cross-country ski near their homes
in Ottawa and northern Arizona. Once Joel
retired, they returned to the east coast and
settled into their house inFriendship Heights.
After Elinor passed, Joel moved into Five Star
Residences in Chevy Chase where he lived
until his recent illness.
The family would like to thank theFratkins,Ms.
Broussard, as well as Elizabeth Ayechemi and
Elfinesh Lankebo from Home Instead for all of
the kind and helpful care they provided to Joel
over these past years.They would also like to
thank the staff of the assisted living floor of
Five Star.
Please note memorial service to be planned
at alater date.Memorial contributions may be
made to the Humane Society in Joel's name.HUNTERWILLIAM JUDE SPANO (Age 67)
Of Sterling passed away on Monday,November
9, 2020. Services will be private.
Online condolences may be sent at
https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituar-
ies/fairfax-va/william-spano-9895453SPANOJERE B. STERN (Age 87)
On November 7, 2020. Survived by his daugh-
ter,Emily B. Stern (Peter Coe); and grandson,
Clive Z. Coe.Noservice will be held. In lieu of
flowers,contributions may be made to Gallery
Quartet at theWashington County Museum of
Fine Arts in Hagerstown, MD.STERNDEATH NOTICEROBERTAHARROD BROOKS
Passed away on Sunday,November 1, 2020
at the age of 88. She wasabeloved mother,
grandmother,aunt, great-aunt, godmother and
friend to many.She is survived by her daughter,
Yolanda; granddaughters,Yana and Kamela;
nephews,Michael,Tyrone and Amad; nieces,
Vivian and Aisha; and son-in-law,Gary.Visita-
tion from 10 a.m. until 11 a.m. atFreeman
Funeral Services,7201 Old AlexandriaFerry
Rd., Suite1A, Clinton, MD on November 16. A
private funeral service will be held at 11 a.m.
Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery inWashington,
DC.Livestream throughFacebook Live atFree-
man Funeral ServicesPA.Inlieu of flowers,
donations may be made in Roberta's memory
to Capitol AreaFood Bank, DC or Our Lady of
Perpetual Help,Ladies of Charity,1600 Morris
Rd., SE,Washington, DC.BROOKSANNOUNCEMENTDEATH NOTICEMARYLOU COOLEY (Age 93)
Passed away peacefully on November 9, 2020
at Harbor Healthcare&Rehabilitation Center in
Lewes,DE.
Born inWashington, DC,she graduated from
Central High School and did secretarial work.
She married her high school sweetheart, Neil
W. Cooley and graduated from Maryland Uni-
versity withaBADegree.Mary Lou went
on to work for the Smithsonian Institute in
the National History Building asascientific
illustrator before retiring to Delaware.
She was preceded in death by her husband
of 68 years,Neil W. Cooley; mother Mary
E. Sill; father,Charles Mainhall and beloved
brother,Robert Mainhall. She is survived by
her children, Thomas Cooley (Betsey), Debbie
McNally (Michael),Patti Brittingham andJamie
Cooley (Gail);14 grandchildren and their spous-
es and 34 great-grandchildren.
Aviewing will be held from 10:30 to 11
a.m. on Monday,November 16, 2020 at St.
Ann Catholic Church, 691 GarfieldParkway,
Bethany Beach, DE 19930, whereaMass of
Christian Burial will be offered at 11 a.m.
Interment will follow at the DelawareVeterans
Memorial Cemetery in Millsboro,DE.
In lieu of flowers,the family requests donations
in Mary Lou’sname be made to theAlzheimer’s
Association c/o Seniors Helping Seniors,26279
Bayside Drive,Long Neck, DE 19966 or St. Ann
Catholic Church at the above address.
Onlinecondolencesmaybesentbyvisiting
http://www.melsonfuneralservices.comCOOLEYJENNIFER ANN EDGAR
On Sunday,November 8, 2020, Jennifer Ann
(Shields) Edgar,Ph.D., of Olney,Maryland,
passed away unexpectedly.
Beloved wife of Justin Edgar and devoted
mother of Nathan and Noah and their dog,
Loki. Loving daughter of Diane and Michael
Shields and sister to Jessica Shields; also
survived by Jeffrey andJackson Burkeen,
David and Arlene Edgar,Lindsay Edgar,
and numerous extended family members.
Acelebration of Jennifer's life will be held
on Saturday,November 14, from1to4
p.m. on the grounds of RowanLark Bed
and Breakfast at 11 Shallow Brook Ct.,
Olney,MD, 20832. Due to Covid-19, masks
and social distancing is required, and State
and County mandates will be followed.
In lieu of flowers,donations can made
in Jennifer's name to the Charlottesville
Albermarle SPCA (caspca.org). Services
entrusted to Going Home Cremation and
Funeral Care byValue Choice.
http://www.goinghomecares.comEDGARCAROLYN CANNADYEVANS
Carolyn Cannady Evans of Magnolia Glen
Senior Community in Raleigh, North Carolina
died on Election Day,November 3, 2020 at
the age of 93. She leavesalegacy of courage,
love,perseverance,faith, and hope to all she
encountered.
Carolyn Cannady Evans,known as “CC” to
her children, grandchildren, and great-grand-
children, was born on April 11, 1927 in Dothan,
Alabama to GraceFaircloth Cannady and
Nicholas Boddie Cannady.She spent most of
her life in Laurinburg, NC,but attended Sweet
Briar College inLynchburg,VA and also lived
in Boston, Arlington, Reston and Ashburn,VA,
and Raleigh, NC.She livedalife of service
–toher family,her faith communities,and
as amental health professional, artist and
poet—and she treasured lifelong relationships
with friends from every period of her life.
Carolyn is survived by her childhood friend,
Celeste Hart of Dothan, Alabama. She is also
survived by her children, Carolyn EvansJack-
son (JohnG. Jackson) and Anne Borden Evans
(WilliamF. Wallace) of GreatFalls,VA, Erasmus
Hervey Evans III (Katherine Smith Evans) of
Baltimore,MD, and Grace Read Evans (JohnJ.
Butler) and MaryPatterson Peters (Dan Peters)
of Raleigh, NC—aswell as 10 grandchildren,
seven great-grandchildren, beloved extended
family and many friends.Her devoted husband
of 50 years,E.H ervey Evans Jr., died in 2000.
In lieu of flowers,please make any memorial
gifts to support the work of Immanuel Pres-
byterian Church in McLean,VA <https://ipcm-
clean.org> or Laurinburg Presbyterian Church
in Laurinburg, NC <http://laurinburg-
pres.com>, orTransitions Life Care (Hospice) in
Raleigh, NC https://transitionslifecare.org/.EVANSEDWINJ. GOLDER
September 16,1934-November 11,2020
EdwinJ. Golder of Chantilly,VApassed away peacefully in his bed, in his home,onNovember
11, 2020.Aloving Husband to his wife,Jane of 60Years,Edand Jane had just celebrated
their 60thWedding Anniversary together onWednesday November 5, 2020.Aloving Husband,
remarkableFather,wonderful Brother,Uncle,and Treasured Grandpa, Ed loved his family and
he loved God. He spent every waking moment of his glorious 86 years on Earth working for
his family and giving them everything, most importantly,his example,his protection, and his
tremendous love.His wifeJane was the love of his life,and they truly traveled theWorld
together.Edglorified God via the work of his hands,and we have been so Graced and so
Blessed to have lived this Life with him. Dad is survived by his wifeJane,his sonsPaul and Jim,
his daughter Barbara, his grandchildren Michael/Nicole,Christine,and Matthew,and his many
many many beloved extended family members and friends.Thank you Dad for the glorious
Witness you gave theWorld every day.WeLove You, and we give all this Thanks and Praise,in
Jesus' Name.ACelebration of Ed's Life will be scheduled and announced atalater date.Inlieu
of donations,please offeraprayer of remembrance for Ed and take your Loved Ones out to
Dinner.EdLoved Prayer andFamily meals together.GOLDERDEATH NOTICERUTH GERTRUDEWILLIAMSON
FRANKLIN (Age 78)
Of Burke,VA, died of lung cancer in her
home on Saturday,October 31, 2020. Born
on July 15, 1942, in NewYork City,Ruth
was the daughter ofFrancisTorrance Wil-
liamson and GertrudeWestmoreland. Ruth
graduated from Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School in 1960 and earnedabachelor
of arts from Bryn Mawr College in 1964.
Her career included work asareport officer
for the CIA, an administrative officer for
the Council of Defense and Space Industry
Associations,and director of procurement
policy at the National Defense Industrial
Association, from which she retired in- Ruth wasavoracious reader of books
who loved her family,her dogs,Washing-
ton’spro sports teams,and coffee.She is
survived by her husband,PhilipJayFranklin;
children, Andrew Joseph Harmon III and
Brian Scott Harmon (Senda Guidara); and
grandchildren, Adam GuidaraHarmon and
NadiaYasmine Harmon.Acelebration of
life will be held Monday,November 16,2020
from5to7p.m. at Demaine Funeral Home,
10565 Main St.,Fairfax,VA 22030. Guests
may arrive at any time and stay as long
as they like.Flowers may be sent there,
or donations may be made in Ruth’sname
to Doctors Without Borders at
https://donate.doctorswithoutborders.org.
To read more about Ruth’slife and work,
visit https://www.dignitymemori-
al.com/obituaries/9875990
FRANKLINLINDAFREEDMAN
On November 12, 2020, Linda
Newman Freedman passed
away peacefully in her home due
to dementia-related illness at the
age of 77.
Anative ofWashington, DC,Linda graduat-
ed from Coolidge High School and attended
the University of Maryland before graduat-
ing fromTufts University withadegree in
occupational therapy.
She was awarm, generous,talented,
engaging, and vivacious person who was
blessed withalarge circle of close friends
and family.
She was involved in anumber of
community activities,including serving as
President of the Washington Hebrew
Congregation, sisterhood.
Linda was an extraordinarily loving and
devoted wife and mother,and is survived by
JayFreedman, her husband of 54 years; her
children, Courteney Monroe and Spencer
Freedman; her son-in-law,Mike Monroe
and daughter-in-law,Sophia Conroy; and
four wonderful grandchildren, Miles and
Lola Monroe and Lucas and DevinFreed-
man.
Aprivate graveside service will take place
on Sunday,November 15, and the family
will be hosting Shiva via Zoom at7p.m.
that evening.
In honor and memory of Linda, please
consideracontribution to Alzheimer's Drug
DiscoveryFoundation at http://www.alzdiscov-
ery.org or to the charity of your choice.
Services entrusted to Sagel Bloomfield Dan-
zansky Goldberg Funeral Care.
http://www.sagelbloomfield.comFREEDMANVALERIE HUNTER-KELLY
Valerie Hunter-Kelly was surrounded by her
immediate family when she died Saturday,
November 7, 2020, in Nashville,Tennessee.
Born on March 15,1954,inWashington,District
of Columbia, toFrances Hunter (nee Beeks)
and Herbert L. Hunter,she wasanationally
recognized real estate professional whose
noteworthy accomplishments include selec-
tion as one of theTop500 Most Powerful
Women In Real Estate; her listing in theWall
Street Journal&Real TrendsTop400 Real
Estate Professionals; and her multiple listings
in theWall Street JournalTop1000 Realtors.
She was also active in service and philanthropy
in Clarksville,TN, where memorial services
were held on November 12 at Grace Church of
the Nazarene.She was interred on November
13 atKentuckyVeterans CemeteryWest in
Hopkinsville,KY. An avid runner,she accom-
plished her goal to runahalf-marathon in
all fifty states witharace on Maui, Hawaii,
in January 2020. She is survived by COL(R)
Mark A.Kelly,her spouse of 39 years; her two
daughters,Antoinette NicoleKelly and Ashley
NoelKelly; her sister BeverlyD. Hunter and
her brother HerbT. (Jannette) Hunter.Inlieu of
flowers,donations can be made in her honor
to the Roxy Regional Theater,100 Franklin St,
Clarksville,TN37040.HUNTER-KELLYDEATH NOTICERAYMOND G.KARBETT,JR.
RaymondG. Karbett, Jr.passed away on Octo-
ber 20, 2020 due to lung cancer related to
Agent Orange exposure while serving in Viet-
nam from 1967 to 1969. Raymond was born
in Washington, DC on November 25, 1947
and raised inP.G. County where he attended
Suitland High School. He is survived by the
love of his life,Christine Karbett, and his
children Greg Karbett (Kristina), Sharon Saylor
(Michael Saylor), Katherine Karbett (Joseph
Ortenzo). He also leaves behind four wonderful
grandchildren Michael and Brady Collins,
Joshua and Jillian Karbett. Raymond is also
survived by his siblings Thomas,Lawrence
and Wickel Donohue,and many nieces and
nephews.Hewas preceded in death by his
father RaymondG. Karbett, Sr., his mother and
his step father,Thomas and Juanita Donohue
and brother Stewart Carneal. He was also
precededindeathbyhisin-lawsSamandLee
Baxter.Raymond spentacareer with theP.G.
County School Board asawelder and instructor
before establishing his own business,Stingray
CertifiedWelding in Calvert County.Raymond
was proud of his service in Vietnam and his
membership in theVeterans ofForgienWars.
He was also very proud of the numerous lives
he had touched asawelding instructor in
P.G. County Public Schools andP.G. Community
College.Agreat many of his students went
on to successful careers in the welding field.
He was always happy to hear from his former
students thanking him for the education he
provided.ACelebration of Life will be held at a
later date.KARBETTCHRISTINE BEAUCHAMP PETITTI
Dame Christine Beauchamp Petitti, 58,
passed away peacefully at home on
November 8, 2020, followingacourageous
battle for almost three years with breast
cancer,with her husband, brother Bruce
and friends by her side.Christine was born
April 26, 1962 in Detroit, Michigan.
Her fighting spirit will be remembered as
an important part of the incredible woman
that she was throughout her entire life.
Countless friends will miss her deeply,and
especially the love and affection she shared
with those of us who knew her best.
Amemorial service will be held onFriday,
November 13, 2020 from 10 a.m. until
5p.m. at Everly-Wheatley Funeral Home,
Alexandria,VA.
Please visit http://www.everlywheatley.com to
sign the online guestbook.PETITTIhe had incredible adventures such as flying,
joyriding, rugby and shooting.Hecredits
England as the place where he developed his
ability to write so effectively and eloquently.
While there he got to spend much time with
his grandfather,Oliver,and always spoke
fondly of their time together,whether it be
at his house or the local pub.Upon his
return to the United States at the age of
16, John enrolled at American University.
Being in England for four years,John knew
little about colleges in theU.S. and since
Georgetown and GeorgeWashington Univer-
sities had accepted him withoutasummer
school prerequisite,heassumedAU was the
best and most challenging of the universities.
John completed his undergraduate degree in
just three years while working nights ataUPS
distribution center and asajanitor.Hethen
enrolled atTemple University Law School to
pursue his passion for the law.After one
too many apartment break-ins,John, at the
behest of his new bride,Vicky,transferred to
Georgetown University asavisiting student
where he finished his final two semesters
of law school. John began practicing law
at the age of 22 and reached partner at a
medium sized law firm in the MetroD.C.
area. In spite of his early success,John had
bigger aspirations and decided to begin his
own firm in Rockville,MD, The Law Offices
of King and Attridge,partnering duties with
his close friend and colleague,the latePat
Attridge.Having his own firm allowed him
to be free from the confines ofaridged,
corporate structure and work comfortably
in his worn leather jacket and holey jeans.
He often humbly referred to himself as the
“AVPreeminent ‘Hick’ Rockville Lawyer”. His
indelible image will be missed at the beloved
Anderson House where you could usually
find him happily sitting on the porch working,
reading or just takingabreak from it all.
John is survived by his beloved wife,Vicky,
sons,JohnC. (Mary),Paul and daughter,
Jennifer (RyanFoy), as well as his quasi-
adopted daughters,Ana Zuck and Alexandra
Espina, his mother,Mary H. King of Florida,
brothers,James King of Florida and Jeffrey
King of Virginia. He also leaves behind his
ever-adoring grandsons,Oliver and Brayden;
along with an embracive list of sisters and
brothers in-law,nieces,nephews,great-
nieces,great-nephews,Godchildren, and so
many others that were blessed to know him.
Our love for John is eternal and boundless,
just as is the legacy he leaves behind.
The family will communicate information
regardingamemorial service which will take
place post-COVID.JOHNA.KING
Died in the early morning hours of November
10, 2020. John, Dad, Uncle John, JAK and
perhaps,most notably,“Grumpy,” was born
in New Rochelle,NYonDecember 27, 1955.
Second son of Dr.JamesC. and Mary H.
King, John was born premature and was
subject to countless blood transfusions as an
infant. The doctors said he was unlikely to
experience any substantial mental develop-
ment.
John met his eventual bride,Maria Victoria
Espina, in Bethesda, MD in the early 1970’s.
Thankfully,she forgave him for trying to
streetrace on their first date and went on
to create their legacy during 44 wonderful
years of marriage.John and Vicky loved to
travel and explore the world together and
always welcomed others to join them on
their adventures.John lovedagood book and
never turned downacold one oratrip to
“Mexico” forKeno.
John hadalarger than life personality.He
valued family,friends,education, loyalty and
hard work. John lived his life to the fullest
with integrity,good will, justice and generosi-
ty.John was always there to lend an ear and
was never shy to give an opinion or advice.
John welcomed everyone into his home,
whether it be for lunch, dinner,anight of
drinks and darts or evenaplace to settle into
foralongerwhile.Hegladlyacceptedbeeras
contribution and only beseeched the lights to
be turned off in exchange.
John lived in cities across theU.S. such as
Des Plains,IL, Bethesda, MD,San Francisco,
CA, Philadelphia,PA,aswell as the territory
of Guam and the countries of Guatemala and
Columbia. At the age of 12, John attended
boarding school in England whereKINGof 54 years,Christos Maskaleris,in1949.
In 1964, she and her two children followed
Christos to Australia for three years where
he was responsible for establishing NASA’s
space tracking network in that country.Upon
returning from Australia, the family settled
in Camp Springs,MDwhere sheraised both
of her children. She and Christos moved to
Heritage Harbor in Annapolis,MD, where she
lived for 20 years,followed byamove after
her husband’sdeath to Asbury Solomons
in Solomons,MDin2013. Over the years
she took an active part in many volunteer
and civic activities.These activities included
serving asamember of theWomen’sCom-
mission of Prince Georges County,Maryland
and acting asaDocent at the National
Gallery of Art inWashington DC,where she
gave guided tours to school children. She
was alsoa40-year member of the American
Association of UniversityWomen andaBoard
Member of the Newark, Ohio Heisey Collec-
tors of America. However,her greatest love
since she was 12 years old, was singing in
the many choirs and choruses wherever she
lived.
She is survived by her two children, Michael
Maskaleris (Susan) ofWaldorf,MDand Deidre
Lenderking (David) of Rockingham,VA;and
her three grandchildren, Alex and Allison
Maskaleris ofWaldorf,MD, and Caitlin David-
son (Stephen) of Bronx, NY;aswell as her
sister Deme Vrla of Dallas,TXand many
nieces and nephews.Inlieu of flowers,
please make contributions to the Asbury
Solomons Benevolence Fund. Interment will
be private at Arlington Cemetery atalater
date where she will rest in perpetuity next to
her beloved husband Chris.Condolences to
the family may be made at:
http://www.rauschfuneralhomes.com.EVACHRIS MASKALERIS
Eva Chris Maskaleris of Solomons,MDdied
October 26, 2020. She was born August 8,
1924 in Enid, Oklahoma to Christ and Hresula
Hronopulos.She graduated from Enid High
School and then the Enid Business College.
In 1943 she came toWashington, DC to
help asaWWII “Government Girl” in the war
effort. She worked at the National Academy
of Sciences where she rose to the position of
Department Director's Administrative Assis-
tant in the department responsible for finding
cures for tropical diseases.Atthe same time,
she also started to work on her college
degree at GeorgeWashington University
where she graduated withaBAinEle-
mentary Education in 1957. While attending
GeorgeWashington University she met and
then married her now deceased husbandMASKALERISDEATH NOTICESTEPHENTHOMASWOLFREY
AWashington, DC,and Maryland native,and
multi-unit franchise owner at Orangetheory
Fitness passed away unexpectedly onWednes-
day,November 11, 2020, at the age of 55 while
doing something he loved—motorcycling with
close friends.
Stephen, better known as “Steve,” is survived
by his father and step-mother,Tom and Cathy
Wolfrey; his mother and step-father,Judy and
Boyd Merrifield; his sister,SusanWolfrey; his
partner,Emily Scheer;and his beloved children,
Natalie and BenWolfrey.
Ask those who knew him best, and you hear
Steve wasaloving father,afree-spirit, and
someone who lived and let live.Hewas alover,
not awarrior;empathetic and caring; but most
of all someone who just made you feel good
when you were around him.
In business,Steve embodied the entrepreneur-
ial spirt, wasavisionary,and hadaunique
ability for understanding what every client
needed. His passion for business and care for
his clients allowed Orangetheory to prosper
beyond the wildest of dreams.
Agenuine,open human to everyone around
him, Steve hadaknack for allowing you to
just be yourself.Hecould make strangers or
mere acquaintances feel likeafriend. And in
this way,Steve,knowingly or intuitively,had
unlocked one of the secrets to life.AsMaya
Angelo wrote: people will forget what you said,
people will forget what you did, but people will
never forget how you made them feel.Youfelt
better when Steve was in the room.
When faced with loss,there isatendency
to feel empty and helpless.But take comfort,
just meeting Stephen ThomasWolfrey made
you fuller than you ever would have been.
Acelebration of life will be held for family and
close personal friends on Saturday,November
14, in Annapolis,MD.
In lieu of flowers,please send donations to the
Chesapeake BayFoundation.WOLFREYWhentheneed arises,letfamiliesfind you in theFuneralServicesDirectory.To be seen in the
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