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IN MEMORIAMSHIRLEY HELMAN
Shirley,Mom, Granny,GG,Youjoined your
beloved Phil last year,but our lives are still
filled with your unbounded love.HELMANMEMORIAL SERVICEBENJAMIN ALEXANDER MILLER
Amemorial service and celebration of the life
of Benjamin Alexander Miller will be held at 1
p.m., Thursday,October 28, 2021 at the River
Road Unitarian Universalist Church, 6301 River
Road, Bethesda, Maryland 20817. Benjamin
died on October 17, 2021 at the age of 41.
Seating will be well spaced and masks are
required indoors.After the ceremony,arecep-
tion will be held at the family home.
In place of flowers,contributions may be
made in Benjamin's name to the Osteogenesis
Imperfecta Foundation, Inc., 656 Quince
Orchard Road, Suite 650, Gaithersburg, Md.
20878 or the JewishFoundation for Group
Homes (JFGH), 1500 E. Jefferson Street,
Rockville,Maryland 20852.MILLERWhentheneedarises,letfamiliesfind youintheFuneralServicesDirectory.Tobeseeninthe
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[email protected]DEATH NOTICEbusiness,got Sober and married his loving
wife of 49 years,Wanda.
He was an active member of Alcoholics
Anonymous and went to any lengths to keep
his sobriety and pass it on to others.Hewas
an avid golfer and enjoyed the relationships
cultivated through AA and the links.Heloved
his Irish heritage and wasadevout Catholic.
He mostly enjoyed spending time with his
wifeWanda and all their children, grandchil-
dren and great grandchildren. He isagreat
example ofalife well lived and will be missed
by many.The family would like to thank Dr.
Srihari Peri,adear family friend, who helped
Tomextend his golf career as well as quality
of life.Atrue and loved friend.
He is survived by his wife of 49 years,Wanda
M. Crowley; his children, Michael Crowley;
Thomas and Gerda Crowley; David andTracy
Crowley; Brian and Carol-Lynne Crowley;
Cathleen Crowley and Deborah Steinbach;
his stepchildren, SherryTernahan; Robert
and DianeTernahan; his 19 grandchildren
and 19 great grandchildren. He was pre-
deceased by sisterJane CrowleyKoones
and brothers William, Richard and Edward
Crowley.
AMass of Christian burial will be held Mon-
day,October 25, 2021 at 11:30 a.m. at St.
Edmond Catholic Church, 401 King Charles
Ave. Rehoboth Beach, DE, where friends and
family may visit after 10:30 a.m. Interment
will be held privately at Gate of Heaven
Cemetery,Dagsboro,DE.
In lieu of flowers,the family suggests memo-
rial contributions inTom’sname to theTun-
nell Cancer Center,c/o BeebeFoundation,
902 Savannah Rd. Lewes,DE19958 or the
Wounded Warrior Project by visiting
http://www.woundedwarriorproject.org.
Online condolences may be sent by visiting
http://www.melsonfuneralservices.comTHOMAS R. CROWLEY
Thomas R. Crowley,age 90, of Rehoboth
Beach, DE passed away peacefully surround-
ed by family on Monday,October 18, 2021 at
Beebe Hospital in Lewes,Delaware.
Tomwas born andraised in theWashington,
DC area to the late ThomasRCrowley
andFrances (Sullivan) Crowley and was the
oldest of five children.
He graduated from Georgetown Preparatory
School in 1949 and later graduated from
Georgetown University.Hewas inducted into
Georgetown Prep Athletics Hall ofFame in
2009 and gavea30second acceptance
speech, as was his way.Hemoved to the
Rehoboth Beach area in the late 1960s and
worked at Angola by the Bay and later helped
start BethanyWest before starting his own
business,Crowley Associates,in1972. 1972
wasaturning point forTomashestarted aCROWLEYMEMORIAL SERVICEDONALD H. SHANNON
Friends of Donald H. Shannon, who died on
July 17, 2020 in Charleston,SC,areinvited
byhis family to attendamemorial service
to celebrate his life at Christ Church, George-
town, 31st andOStreets,NW,Washington,
DC,onThursday,October 28, 2021 at 11 a.m.
The ashes will be interred in the columbarium
immediately following the service.SHANNONDEATHNOTICELAWRENCEDAVID BOHAN, M.D.
Lawrence David Bohan, M.D., of Annapolis,
MD,died peacefully at home onFriday,
October 15, 2021, surrounded by his loving
family afterabrief illness.Born on July
7, 1936 in Boston, MA to the late JohnJ.
and Grace Hennessy Bohan, Larry was a
graduate of Boston Latin School, Boston
College and Tufts University Medical
School. He began his medical and Naval
career in 1962 with an internship at Chelsea
Naval Hospital in Boston. His marriage to
JoyceKennerly took place the same year.
Twenty years later,Larry retired asaNavy
Captain and Chief of Nephrology at Bethes-
da Naval Hospital, nowWalter Reed. He
then joined the staff at Memorial Hospital
in Easton, MD as an internist and Chief of
Nephrology.Well respected by his patients
and colleagues,Larry enjoyed 41 years
of serving his patients and the medical
community.In2003, retiredasecond time,
he savored many summers at his home in
Oxford, MD and winters inVero Beach, FL.
Of importance to Larry,even in retirement,
was the continuation of his medical edu-
cation and keeping current with develop-
ments in the field of medicine.Endowed
withacurious mind and generous spirit,
Larry read widely and shared with friends
and family his interesting discoveries and
reading recommendations.Many of these
communications were laced with his spe-
cial, insightful brand of humor.Larry was a
friend and mentor to many in his medical
circle and to his children and their families
and friends.Hepossessedasingular capac-
ity to make others feel valued and support-
ed. He wasadevoted husband, brother,
father and grandfather.Larry is survived
by his wife of 59 years,Joyce Bohan; his
children, Larry Bohan, Jr.ofMonument,
CO,Margot (Edward) Cyr of St.Victor la
Coste,FR, Tim (NancyKelly) Bohan of San
Francisco,CAand David (Desiree Hupy)
Bohan of New Orleans,LA; his brother,
John Bohan, Jr., ofWeymouth, MA; his
brother in law,FrankWeeks of Contoocook,
NH; his grandchildren,Patrick, Joseph and
Louise and many nieces and nephews.He
was preceded in death by his siblings,Dr.
PatriciaWeeks,Janice Dawley and Eugene
Bohan.AMemorial Mass will be offered
onTuesday,October 26 at 11 a.m. at Holy
Family Catholic Church, 826W.Central
Ave.,Davidsonville,MD21035.Inlieuof
flowers,the family suggests memorial con-
tributions in Larry’shonor be made to
S.O.M.E., Boston Latin School, or HolyFam-
ily Catholic Church. Condolences may be
made online at: KalasFuneralHomes.comBOHANANNOUNCEMENTDEATH NOTICEDEATH NOTICEWILFORD FINNELLE
The Officers and Members of the
Southwest Washington Alumni
Association are deeply saddened
by the passing of our brother and
good friend, Wilford Finnelle.
James McGrath, PresidentFINNELLEJOYCE M.
HENRY-SCHARGORODSKI, Esq.
On Monday,October 18, 2021 ofFairfax Sta-
tion,VA.Beloved wife of Leo Schargorodski;
mother of Bradford (Megan) Schargorodski of
Bowling Green, KY and Spencer (Stephanie Pol-
lock) Schargorodski of Alexandria,VA;grand-
mother ofJackson, Samantha, and Henry
Schargorodski. Visitation atFairfax Memorial
Funeral Home,9902 Braddock Rd.Fairfax,VA
22032 on Saturday,October 23, 2021 from4to
7p.m., where service will be held on Sunday at
9:30 a.m. IntermentFairfax MemorialPark on
Monday at 10 a.m. donations may be made to
the Alzheimer’sAssociation (alz.org) in Joyce’s
honor.www.fairfaxmemorialfuneralhome.comHENRY-
SCHARGORODSKILOUIS H.KORNHAUSER
Louis H. Kornhauser,born
March 23, 1920, passed away
on October 21, 2021, at the
age of 101. Lou loved his work,
his family,his friends and his
Jewish Heritage.Hewas the
loving husband of Estelle
(Babe)Kornhauser,who died in 1997 and
Dorothy CooperKornhauser with whom he
shared the last 21 years of his life.Lou
was devoted to his daughter,Judy (Martin)
Protas; his son, Robert (Iris)Kornhauser;
four grandchildren, two step-grandchil-
dren, and six great-grandchildren.
After earning degrees at WilsonTeacher’s
College and Columbia University,heproud-
ly served four years in the United States
Army in WWII, including 22 months in the
SouthPacific theatre.
As an educator,Lou was hired as the
first male elementary school teacher in the
District and the principal ofasegregated
school following the landmark decision in
Brownv. Board of Education. As Director
ofaFordFoundation national program, he
worked to improve the educational lives
of low-income citizens.After retirement
from theD.C.School System, he served
in an executive capacity at the School of
Education at GeorgeWashington University.
In private life,Lou was president of the
LeisureWorld Lions Club andagrandfather-
ly fixture atWashington Hebrew Congrega-
tion where he received anAvodahAward
forTemple and Community Service.
Graveside funeral services and burial will
occur on October 25, 2021, at 11 a.m.
at Mount Lebanon Cemetery in Adelphi,
Maryland. Due to covid restrictions,Shiva
will be limited to the immediate family.
Contributions may be made to the Tikun
Olam Fund ofWashington Hebrew Congre-
gation. Services entrusted to Sagel Bloom-
field Danzansky Goldberg Funeral Care.
http://www.sagelbloomfield.comKORNHAUSERVIRGINIA REEVES NOWELL
Virginia R. Nowell passed away on October
13, 2021. She lovingly devoted her life to
her husband of 65 years,JohnF. Nowell, her
daughters,Lauren Kilgo and Lesley Nowell, and
grandchildren, Ainsley,Grayson and Jeremy.
Virginia met John at the University of Maryland
where they were married. She graduated with
an education degree specializing in English and
Spanish. She taught school while John finished
his medical training and then managed his
solo medical ophthalmology practice.Virginia
enjoyed attending music,theater and sports
events.She was most passionate about her
family.She wasawoman of integrity and
determination who set the highest standards
for herself in all aspects of her life.Aprivate
ceremony will be held in her honor.Interment
will be at National MemorialPark,Falls Church,
VA.Inlieu of flowers,acharitable memorial
contribution can be made to St. Jude Children’s
Research Hospital to defeat childhood cancer,
https://www.stjude.org/donateNOWELLDORISJ. REILLY
Of Bethesda, MD,(1929-2021), passed peace-
fully on October 10, 2021. Beloved wife of
JamesT"Miggs" Reilly(deceased), loving moth-
er ofKevin (Dora), Mary Anne (Bill), Kathy
(Kenny), Patty (Michael) and Jim (Agnes).
Grandmother toKevin, Ronnie,Randy,Shirley,
Liam, Ian,Kevin,Kelsey,Johnny and Colie,
and great-grandmother to 14. Born in Staten
Island, NY,daughter of Thomas and Helen
Coghlan, sister toKenneth Coghlan (deceased).
Doris receivedateaching degree fromTrinity
College where she also met and married Miggs.
Together theyraisedafamily,while Doris
taught piano privately,and substitute taught
in local schools.Aborn cheerleader with an
infectious smile,she brought happiness and
joy to everyone she encountered. She will be
deeply missed by all for her unconditional love,
humor,andaspirit forever young at-heart. On
Thursday,October 28, visitation will be at 10
a.m., followed byamass at 11 a.m. at Our
Lady of Mercy Church, 9200Kentsdale Drive,
Potomac,MD.REILLYthe westernPacific and asanavigation
instructor at theU.S.Naval Academy.Hehad
staff duties in Pearl Harbor,Hawaii, Norfolk,
Virginia, and at the Pentagon from which
he retired in the late 1960s.Heremained a
resident of theWashington, DC-area, work-
ing asaconsultant with two defense con-
tractors into the 1990s.Most recently he
wasalong-time resident ofaretirement
community (Buckingham’sChoice) near
Frederick, Maryland.
In retirement, among other activities,he
pursuedarenewed interest in family history
and genealogy with other family members.
He wasahereditary member of the Massa-
chusetts Society of the Cincinnati represent-
ingadirect ancestor (Lt. Col. Wm. Stacy)
who served as an officer in the Massachu-
setts Continental line and who fought in
the battle of Bunker Hill, among others.He
wasalong-time volunteer in the research
library at Anderson House,the national head-
quarters of the Society of the Cincinnati in
Washington, DC.Asaretired naval officer,he
was particularly pleased to discover that two
Stacy ancestors had sailed with JohnPaul
Jones during the RevolutionaryWar(William
in the Ranger and Samuel in the Bonhomme
Richard) and had personally participated in
the earliest exploits of theU.S.Navy.
Cdr.Stacy (known as “Jack” to family and
close friends) was preceded in death by his
parents,Dewey Dee and Edythe Gertrude
(Weinstock) Stacy.Hewas one of six children,
including an older brother,RobertD.(wife
Pat), and sisters Iris McClure (James), Betty
Carr (Max), and Ruth Dick (James), and
younger brother JohnD.(“Jake”, Jean). He
had, as well,aclose brother-in-law John
J.Gregory (Capt., USN,retired, and wife
Shirley). Cdr.Stacy is survived by his beloved
wife of 70 years,Mary,and their four children:
John Gregory (“Greg”, and wife Jeanne),
Karen, David (Amy), and Timothy (Lisa). He
was blessed with nine grandchildren, and (at
last count) six great-grandchildren.
Following private funeral services he will be
inurned at theU.S.Naval Academy Columbar-
ium overlooking the Severn River in Annapo-
lis.EDWARD FROST STACY
AretiredU.S.Navy commander and aviator,
died of natural causes on October 12, 2021
at the age of 96 years.Cdr.Stacy was born
on September 25, 1925. He wasanative of
Marietta, Ohio andadescendant of an early
pioneer family of that state with roots in
colonial Massachusetts.Hegrew up on the
family farm and apple orchard in Oak Grove,
on the outskirts of Marietta. He attended
Marietta College and wasa1948 graduate
of theU.S.Naval Academy.Atthe Academy
he wasavarsity fencer (saber) and always
enjoyed pointing out the star he earned for
beating Army,togowith his letter “N.” On
February 3, 1951, asayoung naval aviator,he
married Mary Elizabeth Gregory,ofWashing-
ton, DC with whom heraised four children.
During his service years he attended the
ArmedForces Staff College and received a
graduate degree from GeorgeWashington
University.Asanaviator he flew anti-sub-
marine aircraft and had duty with theU.S.
Navy Hurricane Hunter squadron based in
Jacksonville,Florida. Over three years he
flew weather reconnaissance missions into
twelve named storms.One of his most vivid
memories asanaval aviator was observing
from the air asapowerful and devastating
Hurricane Audrey made landfall in southern
Louisiana in June 1957. Other assignments
included tours asashipboard navigator inSTACYDEATH NOTICEJEANVALLEY SPEIRS
JeanValley Speirs,age 72,passed through
the portal to eternity on October 15, 2021.
She walks free now in the sunshine of
our creator.She leaves behind her loving
husbandTom, son David and his wife
Samantha and grandson Cayden. She loved
us to the stars and back as we love her
with everything all colored in. She was
predeceased by her father DavidValley and
is survived by her mother Betty,sisterPat
and brothers Rich, Bob,Tom and Jim, as
well asanumber of nieces and nephews.
Services will be private.Contributions in
her memory can be made to Capital Caring
Hospice.SPEIRSELIZABETH ANNWADE WILSON
Elizabeth “Liz” Wilson entered into eternal rest
onWednesday,October 13, 2021, at the age of- She is survived by her daughters,Charlene
T.Wade and LisaWade Braswell; grandsons
Lamont A.Wade (Crystal) and CameronW.
Braswell; granddaughter AyannaC.Braswell;
great grandchildren RachelWade and Lamont
Wade,Jr. ;andahost of family and friends.
The viewing will be held at St. Anthony’s
Catholic Church, 12th and Monroe Streets,NE,
Washington, DC on October 25, 2021 at 10 a.m.
with mass at 11 a.m. Interment at Ft. Lincoln
Cemetery.
WILSONDOROTHY K. ZIEGLER "Dot" (Age 99)
Of Culpeper and formerly of Arlington, Virginia,
passed away at The Culpeper retirement com-
munity on Saturday, September 25, 2021.
Born in Steinsburg,PA,onFebruary 10, 1922,
she was the daughter of Thomas and Carrie
(Benner)Kemmerer.OnNovember 28, 1940,
she married Levern L. Ziegler of Souderton,PA.
Dorothy attendedschool in Steinsburg and
Quakertown,PA.She worked asasecretary for
theFederal Governmentinthe Departments of
the Navy,Army and AirForce from 1942-1952.
Later,she wasaLegal Secretary inWashington,
DC and worked in property management for
M.T.Broyhill and Sons in Arlington,VA.
Dorothy and Levern lived in Norfolk,VA,during
WWII, then moved to Arlington toraise their
daughters,Jane and Judy.They retiredto
Culpeper in 1989.
Dorothy was predeceasedbyher husband in
2008.
Amemorial service celebrating Dorothy’slife
will be held in the Spring of 2022, the year in
which she would have had her 100th birthday.
Interment will be at the National Cemetery in
Culpeper.ZIEGLERDEATHNOTICEMARYSCOTT GREEN
On Thursday,October 7, 2021 Mary Scott
Green passed away peacefully.Loving wife of
Paige Green, mother of Everett (Tia), Darryl,
andKevin Scott. Grandmother of 10, great-
grandmother of eight. She is also survived six
loving sisters,two sisters-in-laws,andahost
of nieces,nephews and cousins.Services at
First Baptist Church of HighlandPark, October
26, 2021. Viewing at 10 a.m. Homegoing at 11
a.m. Interment follows at Ft. Lincoln Cemetery.GREENDEATH NOTICEDEATH NOTICETAKIYAH SPRIGGS
Entered into eternal rest onFriday,October 8,- She is survived by her mother,Debbie
Mand stepfather,JamesADow;ahost of
other relatives and friends.Ms.Spriggs may
be viewed at Stewart Funeral Home,4 001
Benning Rd., NE on Monday,October 25 from
10 a.m. until service at 11 a.m. Interment at
Maryland National Cemetery.
SPRIGGSMARC KENDALL STEWART
May 25, 1972–October 13, 2021
Loving son, brother,and uncle,Marc Stewart,
passed away on October 13, 2021 after a
short illness.Marc grew up with his family in
Fairfax,VAand attended Oakview Elementary
School andJamesW.Robinson Secondary
School, graduating in 1990. He attended Mary
Washington andJames Madison Universities,
receiving his Bachelor of Science in Economics
degree from JMU in 1994 and wasadedicated
member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
In 1997 he married the late Erin Elizabeth
Frey fromFairfax. During his career,Marc
worked for MicroStrategy inTysons,Va. and the
Public Company Accounting Oversight Board
in Washington, DC.
He wasaworld traveler and an avid skier,
snowboarder,and soccer player.Hehad a
deep love for theWashingtonFootballTeam,
the band, Rush and enjoyed sparring about
politics.Marc lived life to the fullest and was a
lover of all types of music,food, and wine.He
made friends wherever he went. At the time
of his death he was living in Miami, Florida.
He will forever be missed by his parents,Ken
andLynn of ScottsValley,CA; his brother,Lee;
sister-in-law,Michelle; and nephew Kingston
ofWatsonville,CA;hisaunts,uncle,cousins,
extended family and many devoted friends
around the country.
Details of his Celebration of Life will be deter-
mined atalater date.STEWARTDOUGLAS PHILIP WELTY
Douglas “Doug” PhilipWelty,62, of Arling-
ton,VA,passed away onFriday,October
15, 2021. He is survived by his partner
Terry Murphy,his sister Candace (Welty)
Megahan and her husband, David, of
Columbia, MO,and his nephewJames
Megahan, of NewYork City.
Doug was born on April 28, 1959, in St.
Louis,MO,to Dr.John andJanese (Kitchen)
Welty.Hegraduated from Clayton High
School, Clayton, MO,in1977 and earned
abachelor’sdegree in Comparative Litera-
ture from Northwestern University in 1981.
Doug’spowerful baritone voice and his
passion for singing gained him admittance
to New England Conservatory of Music in
Boston, from which he receivedaBachelor
of Music inVocal Performance.Hewas a
solo artist for various operacompanies,in
off- Broadway shows and on tours.Doug’s
excellent communication skills were key
to his success in both the private and the
public sector.Hewas the National Public
AffairsTraining Manager for FEMA for 10
years before moving to the position of
Director of Public Affairs for the Office of
Inspector General for the Department of
State.
Avisitation will be held from6to8p.m.
on Sunday,October 24 at Murphy Funeral
Home of Arlington. The funeral service will
be held at 11 a.m. on Monday,October
25 at Immanuel Church on the Hill, 3737
Seminary Road, Alexandria,VA22304 with
aburial to follow at Columbia Gardens
Cemetery.Tributes and condolences may
be left at murphyfuneralhomes.com .In
lieu of flowers,the family requests that
donations be made in Doug’sname to the
Salvation Army,615 Slaters Lane,Alexan-
dria,VA22314.WELTYand Rudy moved from Wheaton, MD to Ful
ton, MD where theyraised their youngest
daughter Donna, tended their garden and
were active members of St. Louis Church.
Rudy loved spending time with his wife
and five children, fishing and crabbing the
Chesapeake Bay,exploring Skyline Drive,and
golfing at NorthwestPark. There were end-
less barbeques in our back yard, with rounds
of tether ball, croque,badminton and back
yard gymnastics.Hetaught us how to clean
fish, pick crabs and shuck oysters.Wespent
summer vacations yearly at Kill Devil Hills,
NC where we rode the waves onrafts,
sledded down the Sand Dunes,climbed the
Hatteras Light House,and crabbed the back
waters of the bays.Atnight dad would light
abonfire on the beach and we would sit
on driftwood logs,under the stars,roasting
marshmallows.
Our thanks to his wonderful caretakers,Mary
Ellen, Eunice,Rebecca and Elizabeth. May
God Bless them as they ensured he was able
to spend his final days in the place he loved
so much, his home.
Rudy is survived by his son Richard Biro of
Daytona Beach, FL; three daughters and their
husbands Margie (David)Young of Naples,
FL, Joanie (Joe) Rosati of Solomon’s,MD,
and Donna (Jim) Beck of Mt Airy,MD; two
grandsons Andrew Biro of Honolulu, HI and
Richard Carlton Smallwood III (Sarah) who
is serving in the Navy in Oak Harbor,WA.
Rudy was predeceased by his wife Margaret
Dulaney Biro (Peggy Du); his daughter Bar-
baraAnn (Biro) Smallwood, his parents Marie
and Rudolph Biro,twin brother John Biro and
sister Mary Ebner.
Acelebration of Rudy’slife,and Funeral
Mass will be held atafuture time and date.
Rudy and Peggy will be laid to rest together
at Arlington National Cemetery.Inlieu of
flowers please donate to the Galveston Naval
Museum.
http://www.galvestonnavalmuseum.comRUDOLPH BIRO "Rudy"
On Sunday,September 5, 2021. Dad passed
away peacefully at home.Hewas 99 years
old andalifelongWashingtonian, born at
Walter Reed hospital on July 12th, 1922.
Rudy grew up exploring the Potomac River
with his twin brother John in Anacostia. They
ventured to the river and watch the Navy’s
ships heading to and from the DC Navy
Yard. He attended Anacostia High School
where he lettered in football and played
for the golf team. Rudy joined the Naval
Reserves at the age of 17 and isaWorld
WarIIveteran. He served in the Atlantic
andPacific before marrying his wife Peggy-
Du at StFrancis Xavier Catholic Church on
October 18, 1947. Rudy wasaPlank Owner
and Chief Gunner’sMate on the sub hunter
and Destroyer Escort, the USS Stewart, DE
238; nowamuseum in Galveston, TX. Rudy
joined the DC Metropolitan Police in 1946,
starting asafoot patrolman and retiring
asa(Detective) Lieutenant 26 years later.
He served for many years in the Juvenile
Division and with The Boys and Girls Clubs
of Washington, DC.After retiring from MPDC
Rudy worked for NCR Corporation, and for
MD National CapitalPark &Planning.PeggyBIRODEATH NOTICEANNE COLEMAN ZEHNER
Amemorial service for Anne Coleman
Zehner,whopassedawayonOctober11,
2021, will be held on October 23, 2021. A
small graveside service will be held at Rock
Creek Cemetery at 11 a.m. followed by a
reception at 4500 Gladwyne Dr., Bethesda
from1to3p.m.
She is survived by three sons,Andrew
(Suzanne Whitty), David (Cheryl Lay) and
John (Elizabeth Rasmusson); her brother,
Carter Coleman (Kay); her sister-in-law,
Karen Lucas (John); nine grandchildren;
dear cousins Alice and Josephine; and
many nieces and nephews.You can join
the graveside service virtually at
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8420553268?p
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