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DEATH NOTICE

JUDITH ARNOFF

On Sunday,October 24, 2021,

Judith Arnoff,passed away peace-

fully.She was the daughter of

the late Irving and Zella Brenner;

loving wife of the late Howard

Arnoff; devoted mother of Amy

Vance of San Anselmo,CAand

Lisa Parkhurst of Mount Airy,MD; father-in-law

of SteveVance and DavidParkhurst, III; grand-

mother ofKyle andTyler Groveston, Olivia

Vance and HaydenParkhurst.Aservice will

beheldonTuesdayOctober 26 at 11 a.m.at

Judean Memorial Gardens in Olney,MD. In lieu

of flowers,memorial contributions in may be

made to Oseh Shalom, Laurel MD.

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JOHNW. BATEMAN

JohnW. Bateman died peacefully of cancer at

his home in Dunkirk, MD,onOctober20, 2021.

He was 56 years old.

John was born on June 14, 1965, inFairfax

County,VA, and spent his childhood in Reston,

VA.Hegraduated with honors from South

Lakes High School, and earned undergraduate

and law degrees at the University of Virginia,

where he was an Echols Scholar.

Likehisfavoritetelevisioncharacter,Frank

Columbo, John’sunassuming manner con-

cealedabrilliant and methodical mind. He had

adistinguished career practicing intellectual

propertylaw inWashington, DC,atthe law

firms ofKenyon andKenyon, Haynes and

Boone,and Parker Poe,where he served as

lead counsel litigating complex generic drug

and life science cases.

John loved sports and wasadevotedfather,

cheeringfor histhree children atsoccer and

volleyball games,and ferrying them to tourna-

ments up and down the east coast. He had a

child-likeenthusiasm for everything he did with

his children. When they were young teens,he

often accompaniedthem to rock concertsand

otherevents,enjoyingtheshowasmuchas

they did.

John is survived by his wife,Nancy,and children

Nicholas,Annika,andIsabelBateman,allof

Dunkirk, MD.Other survivors include his par-

ents,Worth and Grace Bateman, ofWash-

ington, DC,five siblings,and six nieces and

nephews.His mother,Nancy Norman, prede-

ceased him. John was dearly loved by his

family and by all who knew him. They will

cherish his memory.

Serviceswill be private.Inlieu of flowers,

donations may be made in John’smemory to

Calvert Hospice,P.O.Box 838, PrinceFrederick,

Md. 20678, or at https://calverthos-

pice.org/make-a-gift/.

BATEMAN

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WILLIAM ALLAN BURT

Allan Burt sailed peacefully to his forever home

on Monday,October 18, 2021. Al, as everyone

called him, was born onFebruary 19, 1941

in Wheeling,West Virginia to Ellen Wilson

Burt and William Latane Burt. Al attended

Linsly MilitaryInstitute,Wheeling, WV,

and graduated Salisbury School, Salisbury,

Connecticut. He receivedhis bachelor's

degree in aerospace engineering from Virginia

Polytechnic Institute and later his MBA from

George Mason University.His career in aero-

space engineering began at Stanford Research

Institute,Palo Alto,California, and later with

General Electric Corporation,asubcontractor

with Project Apollo with the National Aeronau-

tics and Space Administration, Cape Canaver-

al,Floridawherehewasonvariousteamsfor

the Apollo launches.Those who took the time

to get to know Al loved his creative sense

of humor and quirky personality.Heenjoyed

traveling, hiking, biking, watching airplanes,

solving equations, and sailing his beloved Sun-

fish. He actively enjoyed and wasahuge

supporter ofU.S. NationalParks.Hewill be

missed.

He is survived by his sisterSydney Goodwin

(Bob) and his two children David Burt (Bekki)

and Anne Kilbourne (Mark); as well as seven

grandchildren: Miles Burt, Owen Burt, Fiona

Burt, Gweneth Burt, Max Kilbourne,Charlie

Kilbourne,and Wesley Kilbourne.Amemorial

service will be held in 2022.

BURT

KATHERINES. CHATMON

Beloved wife of the lateKennerC. Chatmon

peacefully entered eternalrest on Monday,

October 11, 2021, inWashington, DC.Family

and friends are invited to celebrate her life,

and share memories atamemorial service on

Tuesday,November 2, 2021, at 9:30 a.m. at the

Fort Lincoln Funeral Home,3401 Bladensburg

Rd., Brentwood, MD.The family will receive

visitors from 9:30 until 10:30 a.m. At 10:30

a.m., visitors will be invitedtoshare their

memories and remembrances of her with

those in attendance.

CHATMON

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ROBERT ANTHONY DeLELLE (72)

Of Alexandria,VA,passed October20, 2021.

Beloved husbandof Loretta “Mo” DeLelle;

loving father of Shannon and Jeffrey DeLelle;

brother of John DeLelle (Carol) andRichard

DeLelle (Francine). Relatives and friendsmay

gatheratJeffersonFuneral Chapel,5755

Castlewellan Dr., Alexandria,VA,Thursday,

October 28, from 12p.m. until timeofservice

at 1p.m. Interment Mt. Comfort Cemetery.

Pleaseview and sign the family guestbook

online atwww.jeffersonfuneralchapel.com

DeLELLE

CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY FORTE

(Age 71)

Real estate executive of Vienna Virginia,

passed away peacefully Thursday,Octo-

ber 21, 2021, atFairfax INOVAHospital,

Fairfax Virginia. Loving husband of Joani

Forte and loving father of Christy Bon-

neville (Chris) of RutledgeTennessee;

grandfather of Andrew (Veronica), Julian-

na (Chris) and Luke; great-grandfather of

Anthony,Jackson, Daniel and Gracelynn.

Beloved son of the late AlbertJ. Forte,

Sr.and JeanneDegnanForte ;brother of

Lydia Forte RobertsofBethesda Maryland,

VincentJ. Forte (Elizabeth) of Dameron

Maryland, MaryForte Magyar of Bethesda

Maryland, GregoryT. Forte (Louise) of

Kensington Maryland, the late Brian M.

Forte ofTucsonArizonaand the lateAlbert

J. Forte Jr.(Lisa) of Annandale Virginia. A

memorial serviceand burial at Gate of

Heaven to be scheduled atalater date.

FORTE

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MICHAELO. GLYNN (Age 80)

On Saturday,October 23, 2021,

MichaelO. Glynn of Rockville,MD,

passed. He is survived by his

beloved spouse of 60 years,Mary

O'Shaughnessy Glynn; his chil-

dren MichaelO. Glynn III (Tonia);

Sean Glynn (Kim); and Kathleen Glynn-Sparrow

(George); his grandchildren Meagan, Mary,

Brendan, Michael IV,Kate,Madeleine and

Aidan; his sistersPatricia Roloff and Eileen

(Jim) Carr,and eight nieces.Relatives and

friends are invited to join the family at St.

Raphael's Church, 1513 Dunster Road,

Rockville,MD, on Saturda y, October 30, begin-

ning withavisitation at 11 a.m. Mass of

ChristianBurial will be celebrated at 12p.m.

Interment at Arlington National Cemetery at

alater date.Inlieu of flowers,contributions

would be welcomedtoMontgomery County

Hospice at http://www.montgomeryhospice.org.

http://www.COLLINSFUNERALHOME.com

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JOHN SARKISE HASHIM (Age 94)

On Saturday,October 23, 2021,

of Silver Spring, MD.Beloved

husband of the late Fredina

Hashim;father of John Hashim,

Jr.(Carlisle), DebraHashim,

Paul Hashim (Sharon), and Phillip

Hashim (Kathleen); grandfather of

Marion and Julia Riismandel (Timothy), and

Christine Medaris(Chad); brother of Peter

Hashim (Ann Elkin). Also survived by four great

grandchildren.Relatives and friends may call

at Our Lady of Lebanon Maronite Church,

7142 AlaskaAvenue NW,Washington, DC on

Thursday,October 28, 2021, from 11 to 11:30

a.m. Mass of Christian Burial to follow at

11:30 a.m. Interment Gate of Heaven Ceme-

tery.Memorial contributions may be made

to Our Lady of Lebanon Maronite Church or

Catholic CharitiesFoundation, Archdiocese of

Washington, 924GStreet NW,Washington, DC

20001.

http://www.COLLINSFUNERALHOME.com

HASHIM

CLARENCE M. HILL, SR.(Age 70)

Correction to Service Date

TransitiononTuesday,October 19, 2021.Family

will receive friends on Thursday,October28,

at UnionTemple Baptist Church, 1225WStreet

SE. Visitation 10 a.m., Celebration of life 11

a.m.IntermentFort Lincoln Cemetery.Arrange-

ments byFreeman Funeral Services.

HILL

JosephVolpe,her brother,ThomasVolpe,her

mother,Carmela MagnoVolpe,her father,

JosephVolpe.She is survived by her daugh-

ter,Dana Louise Elizabeth Gaboury Clark,

her son, Scott David Raymond Gaboury,and

son, Todd Raymond David Gaboury,Sr.,nine

grandchildren: Thomas Clark, Victoria Clark

Delomel, Natalie Gaboury,Hailie Gaboury,

Samuel Gaboury,Carlee Gaboury,Madaline

Gaboury,Elena Gaboury,Todd (TJ) Gaboury,

Jr.; four great grandchildren: Aiva Clark, Ivy

Rees,Colton Rees,Ari Delomel.

She was born in Connecticut July 10, 1932.

She graduated fromWarren Harding High

School, she was educated in art and interior

design at Cooper Union in NYC,Traphagen

School ofFashion and Design, NYC and

Parson School of Design, NYC.She did interi-

or design in many buildings and homes.Most

notably was ElizabethTaylor’shome in New

York. As newlyweds,her and her husband

won the grand prize,all expenses paid trip

to Hawaii on the BigPayoff gameshow.She

was alsoavolunteer art teacher at her

children’sschools and directed her children’s

Christmas school plays.Later,she and her

husband ministered to newly engaged

Catholic couples on their path to taking their

marriage vows.

Devoted military spouse with an open-door

policy that allowed her to mentor numerous

youngU.S. Marines and their spouses over

many years.Mrs.Gaboury was always gen-

erous with her time for other people and

always made time to counsel or console

anyone in need with her relaxing and wel-

coming personality.Mrs.Gaboury co-owned

LEG Elegant Interiors.

Relatives and friends may call at Money and

King Vienna Funeral Home,171 West Maple

Avenue,Vienna,VA on Monday,October

25, 2021 at6until 8p.m. for viewing.On

Tuesday,October 26, 2021 at 2:45p.m. a

mass of Christian burial will be celebrated

at Fort Meyer Old Post Chapel followed by

interment next to her husband at Arlington

National Cemetery.

ELEANORE JOSEPHINEVOLPE

GABOURY

Eleanore JosephineVolpe Gaboury of Arling-

ton, Virginia onWednesday,July 29, 2020 at

Virginia Hospital Center in Arlington, Virginia

at 11:30p.m. passed peacefully,with the

thoughts and prayers of her loving family

afteraheroic battle in the last two months

of her life fightingastroke,anstemi heart

attack, two atrial fibrillation episodes,liver

injury,respiratory failure,septic shock, meta-

bolic encephalopathy,and COVID-19 pneu-

monia. Unfortunately,she lost her final battle

with kidney (renal) failure.The strength and

fortitude she manifested in her fight for her

life in the final two months of her life is

indicative of her commitment to promote life

at every opportunity given to her until the

Lord intervened and said it is time to come

and be in heavenly communion with Christ

the Lord. She acquired the perfect love of

God because of her virtues.Therefore,we

are taught that she has risen on the wings of

the soul. Preceded in death by her beloved

and endearing husband, Laurence Raymond

David Gaboury,Colonel USMC (March 20,

2012), her grandson, John Laurence Clark

(November 11, 2018), her brother,Richard

GABOURY

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SALLIE K. HOLT

Departed this life on October 12, 2021. She is

survived by her granddaughterTrina, and other

relatives.Services will beWednesday, October

27, 2021 at Meridian Hill Baptist Church 5354

Sheriff Rd., Chapel Oaks MD 20743, 10 a.m.

viewing, 11 a.m. funeral.

HOLT

CHRYSTYNAPAULINA CHYTRA KINAL

(Age 76)

Of Washington, DC,passed away suddenly on

Monday,October 18, 2021.

Chrystyna held an undergraduate degree in

art history with honors from BarnardCollege

(1967) andamasters in fine art and fine arts

education with honors fromTeachers College,

Columbia University (1971). Chrystyna was an

artist in printmaking and watercolor,oil and

acrylic painting, and was the director of The

Washington Group CulturalFund from 2008-11.

She and her husband, George,lived in London,

England for many years,though considered

Washington, DC their home.

Predeceased by George in 2017,she is survived

bytheirchildren,JulianaBallard(John)and

Julian Kinal (Therese) and her grandchildren

Justine,Jackson, and Aria.

The family will receive friendsonWedne sday,

October 27 from6to8p.m. at JOSEPH

GAWLER'S SONS FUNERAL HOME.AFuneral

Liturgy will be held on Thursday,October28

at 10:30 a.m. at Ukrainian Catholic National

Shrine of the HolyFamily,4250 HarewoodRd.

NE, Washington, DC.Internmentwill follow at

Gate of Heaven Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers,donations can be made to

Ukrainian Catholic National Shrine of the Holy

Family,orUkrainian NationalWomen's League

of America (UNWLA) at 203 SecondAve.,5th

floor,New York, NY 10003.

KINAL

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SEDGWICK LEE MOSS

Sedgwick Lee Moss,beloved husband and

father, pass ed awayon October 22, 2021. He

is predeceasedbyhis wife VirginiaR.Moss,

and survived by daughters Sally and Ginger

Moss,son-in-lawJamie Crausman,grandchil-

dren Adam andJayCrausman, cousins Rudy

and Betty Viener and CorinneSmith.

Sedgewas born onFebruary 10, 1932 in New

Orleans LA andraised inWashingtonDC. He

attendedWashington and Lee University in

LexingtonVA,graduating in1954 .Hewas

marriedtoVirginia for 67 years and theyraised

their family in ArlingtonVA.

He wasaTravel Agent with American Airlines,

Overseas,Gant and VIPTravel Agencies,and

was an active member of numerous clubs

including the MetropolitanWashington Old

Time Radio Club,Big Band Society,Classic

ChevyClub, WashingtonVolvo Club,Washing-

ton Airline Society and Lambda Chi Alpha

Fraternity.

He was known and beloved as the Caboose

Park Ranger-where he greeted walkers and

bike riders at the old caboose in BluemontPark

Arlington.

Agraveside funeral will be held at Columbia

Gardens Cemetery in Arlington.

Further information can be found at murphy-

funeralhomes.com

MOSS

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SYLVESTER PHELPS

Sylvester Phelps of Hyattsville,MD, died peace-

fully at home,with his loving family, Sunday,

October 17, 2021.Homegoing services: Thurs-

day,October 28, 2021 at Meridian Hill Baptist

Church, 5354 Sheriff Rd., Chapel Oaks,MD

20743. Viewing 10 a.m. to 11a.m., Service
       11 a.m. to 12 noon. Burial Servicewill be
       held in his home town of Creswell, NC,at
       2p.m. on Sunday,October 31, 2021, at St John
       Missionary Baptist Church, 601W. Main St,
       Creswell, NC 20728.

PHELPS

IN MEMORIAM

CAROLYN ESTELLE LEWIS GILL

February 8, 1941-October 26, 1995

LOVE means stayingalive

Even after you've gone.

Fond memories and your beautiful spirit

Will forever live on.

But, oh whatapleasuretoo,

Just to shareafamily Sunday dinnerwithyou.

Loving Husband, Ronald

Children, Ronald Jr., Darryl and Robin Dana

and Your Family

GILL

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DAPHINEWALL-MURPHY

On Friday,October 15, 2021. Beloved mother

of Donella Harvey and Donte Harveypassed

away.She is survived by three grandchildren,

Messiah Harvey,Mezrah Harvey and Morgan

Marshall.Four siblings,ChesterWall, Shirley

Wall, Marie Quick and BernardWall. Family

will receive friends on October 28, 2021 at

Refreshing Spring COGIC 6200 Riverdale Rd.,

Riverdale,MD20737. Viewing at 10 a.m. to 11

a.m. following services at 11 a.m. Interment

at Fort Lincoln Cemetery,3401 Bladensburg

Rd Brentwood,MD20722. Arrangements by

J.BJenkins Funeral Home,7474 Landover Rd.,

Landover,MD20785.

WALL-MURPHY

her Music Education degree and became

Montgomery County Public Schools’ newest

elementary music teacher.She retired 20

and one-half years later,most notably from

Candlewood Elementary School.

Unsurprisingly she wasalifelong fan of

music,musicals,and the performing arts,

listening to music until the very end. Nancy

loved to travel and frequently visited her

family throughout the United States.Itis

poignant to lose her at this time of year as

she loved to go to Skyline Drive each fall to

see the leaves turn.

Nancy wasa30-year resident of Silver Spring

MD,and previouslya22-year resident of

Kensington MD.Throughout this time she

was amember of the Christ Episcopal Church

Kensington, in the early years helping the

church to adapt the facility for disabled

parishioners.She made lifelong friends at the

church who joined her in travel, going to

shows,enjoying meals,and laughing.Nancy

will be remembered for her goodness and

kindness as well as being steadfast in her

faith.

When we reminisce about Nancy,wewill

say we knew someone who loved her job,

her family,and who imparted her knowledge

and love of music to thousands of children.

We will rememberafighter,and someone

who overcame all of life’schallenges to lead

ahappy and full life.Wewill treasure that

legacy.

Acelebration of her life will be held at

Christ Episcopal Church, 4001Franklin St,

Kensington on October 29 at1p.m. She will

be interred after the service in the church’s

memorial garden wall.

NANCY MAST MAXWELL

March 11, 1938-October 21, 2021

Nancy Mast Maxwell, 83, passed away

peacefully at her home in Silver Spring, MD

on October 21, 2021. Nancy was preceded

in death by her husband Leonard, her son

Dan, and sister Sandra. She is survived by

her daughter Diane,son-in-law Stephen, and

sister Linda.

Nancy was born in Norfolk,VA,onMarch 11,

1938, the first child ofG. Carl andPauline

Mast. Due to her father’scareer in theU.S.

Coast and Geodetic Survey,Nancy and the

family lived and traveled throughout the

contiguous United States.After graduating

from the University of Kansas (a proud Sigma

Kappa sorority sister), she beganacareer in

music.After playing in the Norfolk Symphony

and the Charleston Symphony,Nancy used

MAXWELL

Art wasamember and International Pres-

ident of the Administrative Management

Society,attaining their Certified Administra-

tive Manager (CAM) designation. He was a

member and Chair of both the Arlington

Committee of 100 and of the Resident Coun-

cil of Goodwin House.His 20 year service

to St. John’sEpiscopal Church, Georgetown

was most meaningful to him, having served

on theVestry,asTreasurer,and as Junior &

SeniorWarden.

Art was predeceased by his wife of 55

years,Ingrid BeekenWelch. He is survived

by daughters Suzanne Hulse and Christine

Welch; son-in-law William Hulse; grand-

daughter VictoriaWelch; Molly,Tyler and

Maxwell Haislip; brother-in-lawFrederick

Beeken; Stellhorn,Welch, Beeken&Reynolds

family; and many dear friends.

Services are scheduled for Saturday,Novem-

ber 20, 2021 at 11 a.m. at St. John’sEpiscopal

Church, GeorgetownParish, 3240 “O” St NW.

Interment will be private.

The family would like to thank the staff and

friends at Goodwin House- Bailey’sCross-

roads for their kindness and care,particularly

for their support this last few months.Special

thank yous to dear friends old and new:

Maribel Carranceja, Nicole De Cesare,Zainab

Thomas,RN, NP and SusanWaru CNA, who

went above and beyond to make Art’slast

weeks as encouraging and comfortable as

possible.

Please picture Art reunited with his wife,

family and friends who went before him. A

cat or two on his lap,asingle-malt in his

hand, and havingadiscussion with St. Peter

about the evils of vegetables.

In lieu of flowers,contributions may be made

to an organization of your choosing, benefit-

ing military veterans.

ARTHUR STELLHORN WELCH

On Sunday,October 3, 2021 from acute

myeloid leukemia. Born in Sewanee,TNon

August 15, 1930, Art spent his early child-

hood in Laurel, MS,moving toWashington,

DC in 1935. Art attended Sewanee Military

Academy,graduated fromWestern High

School and BenjaminFranklin University.He

served inavariety of administrative,training

and command positions in the National

Guard and Army Reserve from 1948-1968,

attaining therank of Captain.

In 1954 Art began his 46 year service to

the Association of the United States Army,

serving as Vice President, Finance&Admin-

istration,Treasurer,and Chief Financial Offi-

cer.Hewas proud to have participated in

63 AUSA Annual Meetings.Upon retirement

he found another job,asavolunteer for

the AARPTaxAide Program, serving as a

preparer and as the Local, State,District, and

Eastern Regional Coordinators.

WELCH

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