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BY HARRISON SMITHDuane E. Dewey, who received
the Medal of Honor for smother-
ing a grenade with his body to
save fellow Marines during the
Korean War, and whose recovery
from grievous injuries led Presi-
dent Dwight D. Eisenhower to
quip, “You must have a body of
steel,” died Oct. 11 at a nursing
home in St. Augustine, Fla. He
was 89.
The Congressional Medal of
Honor Society announced his
death but did not give a cause.
Only three Medal of Honor recipi-
ents survive from the Korean War,
the organization said.
The fighting that nearly ended
Mr. Dewey’s life began around
midnight on April 16, 1952, when
a grenade whizzed over his fox-
hole just as he ducked down to
light a cigarette. Then came a
second grenade, followed by an
eruption of gunfire that would
last until morning. As Mr. Dewey
later put it, “A ll hell broke loose.”
Mr. Dewey, a 20-year-old Ma-
rine corporal who had grown up
in the farmland of western Michi-
gan, was defending an outpost
near Panmunjom, a Korean vil-
lage along the 38th parallel where
military leaders would sign an
armistice the next year. He soon
realized that he and his 80-man
unit of the 2nd Battalion, 5th
Marines, 1st Marine Division
were far outnumbered, facing
perhaps 700 Chinese soldiers.
Ta king charge of his machine
gun squad, he unleashed a contin-
uous barrage of fire, prompting a
comrade to warn that he might
burn out the barrel. When his unit
was ordered to pull back and
tighten its perimeter, he located a
large rock that offered some cov-
er, and continued directing fire
before running off to search for
ammunition.
He had just returned when a
grenade detonated behind his left
heel, launching shrapnel into his
left leg and buttocks and sending
him to the ground. A hospital
corpsman arrived to examine the
wounds, and was taking off Mr.
Dewey’s bloody pants when an-
other grenade rolled next to them.
Mr. Dewey later recalled that
his first impulse was to throw the
grenade away to save himself and
his men, including an assistant
gunner who was also being treat-
ed for injuries. But he was lying
flat on his back, and worried he
wouldn’t be able to throw the
grenade far enough. According to
the Medal of Honor citation, he
“pulled the corpsman to the
ground and, shouting a warning
to the other Marines around him,
bravely smothered the deadly
missile with his body, personally
absorbing the full force of the
explosion to save his comrades
from possible injury or death.”
In a 2011 video interview, Mr.
Dewey recalled saying before the
explosion, “Hit the dirt, Doc, I’ve
got it in my hip pocket.” His next
words were, “Get me the hell out
of here, I can’t take much more of
this.”
Mr. Dewey was evacuated to a
bunker full of wounded men,
where he received a shot of mor-
phine and spent the rest of the
night wondering if he would
bleed out or be shot by Chinese
troops. American forces held out,
and he was sent to a field hospital
at daybreak, where doctors dis-
covered that he had also taken a
bullet in the stomach. He r eceived
DUANE E. DEWEY, 89
Decorated Marine
with a ‘body of steel’
CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR SOCIETYDuane E. Dewey, seen in 2011, received the Medal of Honor for
smothering a grenade with his body to save fellow Marines in 1952.
a Purple Heart and spent more
than four months in military hos-
pitals.
Awarding the Medal of Honor
to Mr. Dewey in a White House
ceremony on March 12, 1953,
Eisenhower noted his “body of
steel,” then added that if the gre-
nade “had been one of ours, it
would have blown you to pieces.”
Mr. Dewey agreed. He o ften noted
that he had been lucky to survive
the blast, which “put a good-size
hole” in his hip but missed his
spine, and recalled that while he
was bleeding in the bunker, he
thought only of his wife, Bertha,
and his infant daughter, who was
born after he left for Korea.
“I didn’t pray for myself,” he
told the Muskegon (Mich.) Chron-
icle in 2006. “I prayed to God that
she’d (Bertha) find a nice hus-
band... that she’d find a good
father for our baby.”
Duane Edgar Dewey was bornin Grand Rapids, Mich., on
Nov. 16, 1931, and grew up on a
farm outside Kalkaska, Mich. His
father struggled to find work be-
fore getting a job at a foundry in
Muskegon, where Mr. Dewey
went to high school. He dropped
out at age 16 to live with relatives
in South Haven, 60 miles to the
south, where he worked at a farm
and foundry before joining the
Marines in March 1951.
Mr. Dewey arrived in Korea
that October and was discharged
from the Marines the next year.
Returning home to South Haven
after receiving the Medal of Hon-
or, he received a new, fully fur-
nished three-bedroom home,
built and donated by the commu-
nity. He later worked at a piano
factory, drove a school bus and
ran his own office-machine repair
shop before retiring in 1973, split-
ting his time between Michigan
and Florida.
His wife of 68 years, the former
Bertha Bierhalter, died in 2020.
Survivors include two children,
Arline Broome of South Haven
and Dwight Dewey of Durham,
N.C.; two grandsons; and four
great-grandchildren.
Mr. Dewey often spoke at v eter-
ans events, traveling at times to
conferences hosted by the Con-
gressional Medal of Honor Soci-
ety. Getting the award “means a
lot to me,” he said in the 2011
video, before adding that each
time he put it on he also thought
about comrades who deserved
the honor but never received it. “I
didn’t d o anything that somebody
else in my position wouldn’t have
done,” he said.
[email protected]Duane E. Dewey
“bravely smothered
the deadly missile
with his body,
personally
absorbing the full
force of the
explosion to save his
comrades.”
The Medal of Honor citation
for Mr. Dewey, recounting his
act of valor in the Korean WarMEMORIAL SERVICEBENJAMINALEXANDER 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.MILLERDEATH NOTICEMARIONT. ALEXANDER,“A lex”
On October 21, afterabrief illness.Alex
is survived by his loving wife of 70 years,
Doris (Bushong) Alexander.Healso leaves four
children: Greg Alexander (Ros,)WesAlexander
(Cathy,)Patty Moore and Debbie Brown (Jere-
my,) 12 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchil-
dren. Preceded in death by his parents,five
siblings and son-in-law,Donald Moore (Patty).
Born on June 13, 1930, in Mardela Springs,MD,
Alex moved to theWashington,DCarea as a
teenager.Heraised his family in Greenbelt,and
CollegePark, MD before retiring toFrederick,
MD where he enjoyed gardening, volunteering
for many organizations,traveling with Doris
and playing an active role in his church.
He hadaforty year,fulfilling career at the
AmericanType Culture CollectioninRockville,
MD asamicrobiologist. He was an inspiration
to his family and friends and will be greatly
missed. Celebration of Life on November 20 at
11 a.m., First Baptist ofFrederick.Memorial
contributions may be made to First Bapist
Church ofFrederick or the HomewoodFoun-
dation.ALEXANDERRAYMOND JOSEPH BILLEAUD (Age 57)
Passed away on Monday,October 4, 2021 in
Alexandria,VA.
Prior to his death, he currently worked as a
Supreme Court of the United States Police
Officer for 22 years.Amongst many years of
honorable service asaUnited States Marine
he held distinguished appointments asaU.S.
Presidential Guard, London Embassy Guard
andKuwait Presidential Guard in Jeddah,
Kuwait. In addition, he served asaUSGulf
WarCombatVeteran, Life-longVolunteer for
the Monastery of the Poor Clares andaLife-
long VFW member.
Raymond is survived by his father,Raymond
J. Rojo,Sr; sister,Mary Billeaud; half-sisters,
RobertaTrahan and RemonaTrahan; half-
brother,StaceyTrahan; aunt, Shaun Billeaud
Bradley (Scott); and cousin, Richard Stevens.
Raymond was preceded in death by his mother,
Alicia BilleaudTrahan; brother,Mark Rojo; and
step-father,RobertTrahan
Avisitation for Raymond will be held Thursday,
October 28, 2021 from5p.m. to9p.m. at
Murphy Funeral Homes Arlington.Afuneral
service will occurFriday,October 29, 2021
from9a.m. at Monastery of the Poor Clares,
2505 Stone Hedge Dr., Alexandria,VA 22306.
Agraveside service will occurFriday,October
29, 2021 from1p.m. at Quantico National
Cemetery,18424 Joplin Rd.,Triangle,VA22172.
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http://www.murphy-funeralhomes.comBILLEAUDCHARLES BERNARD CLAGETT,JR.,MD
On October 15, 2021, Charles Bernard Clagett,
Jr., MD departed this life.Dr. CharlesB. Clagett,
Jr.leaves behind his parents,CharlesB. Clagett,
Sr.and TheresaN. Clagett; two siblings,Char-
lene Clagett and Jeffrey Clagett; two sons,
William (Tanya) Clagett and Henry Clagett;
granddaughter,Willow; his loving wife Nicole
Collins-Clagett;andahost of family and friends.
On Friday,October 29, 2021, Viewing for Dr.
Clagett will take place from 10:30 a.m. until
time of Service 11:30 a.m. at St. Marys Catholic
Church, 13715 Notre Dame Place,Bryantown,
Maryland 20617. Interment Church Cemetery.
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[email protected]DEATH NOTICECHRISTOPHERANTHONY 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 Jeanne DegnanForte; brother of
Lydia Forte Roberts of Bethesda Maryland,
VincentJ. Forte (Elizabeth) of Dameron
Maryland, MaryForte Magyar of Bethesda
Maryland, GregoryT. Forte (Louise) of
Kensington Maryland, the late Brian M.
Forte ofTucsonArizona and the lateAlbert
J. Forte Jr.(Lisa) of Annandale Virginia. A
memorial service and burial at Gate of
Heaven to be scheduled atalater date.FORTEGERARD MARTIN JONES
Our dearly departed, Gerard Martin Jones born
November 21, 1974, died on October 2, 2021,
at the age of 46.
ACelebration of his life will be held on October
29, 2021, at 12:30p.m. atFort Lincoln Funeral
Home 3401 Bladensburg Rd. Brentwood, MD.
IntermentFort Lincoln CemeteryJONESPATRICIA MARRA
Patricia Marrapassed away suddenly on Octo-
ber 22, 2021 inFairfax,VA.She wasaselfless
angel who lived to serve those she loved and
those in need of love.Born on September
21, 1936, in Hartford, CT,Patricia grew up on
Glastonbury’scherished Villa’sOrchard expe-
riencing the joys and disciplines of farm life.
She met soul mate and husband, Alphonse
Marraatthe University of Bridgeport.Together
they brought two daughters into the world
and Patricia spent her life teaching them to
embrace family,tradition and her spirit of
generosity.She traveled much of the world.
She loved bookes; she wasavoracious reader.
Patricia is survived by her daughter,Michele
Mann and son-in-law,Albert Mann of Laguna
Niguel, CA, daughter,Beth Marraand son-
in-law,Kevin Ramey of Centreville,VA, grand-
children, Michael Mann, Kaelie Geiser,and
husband Chase Geiser,great-granddaughter,
Kennedy Geiser,nephew,Gregg D’Andrea and
wife,Roanne D’Andrea. She was predeceased
by her beloved husband, Alphonse Marra,
her parents,William and Anna Villa, Judith
Boothroyd, William Villa, Jr.and Johnny
Boothroyd.Afuneral mass will be held at
12 noon on October 30, 2021 at St.Paul’s
Catholic Church in Glastonbury,CT.MARRASEDGWICK LEE MOSS
Sedgwick Lee Moss,beloved husband and
father,passed away on October 22, 2021. He
is predeceased by his wife Virginia R. Moss,
and survived by daughters Sally and Ginger
Moss,son-in-lawJamie Crausman, grandchil-
dren Adam andJayCrausman, cousins Rudy
and Betty Viener and Corinne Smith.
Sedge was born onFebruary 10, 1932 in New
Orleans LA andraised inWashington DC.He
attendedWashington and Lee University in
LexingtonVA,graduating in 1954. He was
married to Virginia 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
Chevy Club,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.comMOSSJOANPAREGOL
JoanParegol of Olney,MD,
passed away on Monday,Octo-
ber 25, 2021, at the age of- Beloved wife of the late
EdwardParegol; caring step-
mother of IanParegol (Meg);
loving sister of the lateJay
Salins; grandmother of ZoeParegol, Evan
Paregol and the late OliviaParegol. Grave-
side services will be heldFriday,October 29,
2021, 12p.m. at Judean Memorial Gardens
in Olney,MD. The family will be receiving
following services at the late residence.In
lieu of flowers,donations may be made
to the Olivia SheaParegol Memorial Schol-
arship,c/o Sandy Spring Bank: 704 Lisbon
Center Drive,Woodbine,MD21797. Ser-
vices entrusted to Sagel Bloomfield Dan-
zansky Goldberg Funeral Care.
http://www.sagelbloomfield.com
PAREGOLPATRICIARYAN "Patt"
Patricia “Patt” Ryan passed away on Octo-
ber 22, 2021 at the age of 92.Patt was a
lifelong resident of Vienna,VA and spent
52 years in the town she loved. She was
preceded by her husband Neal in 1995.
They were married for 45 years.
Patt is survived and will be forever missed
by her children, Stephen (Molly), Susan,
Kevin, Karen (Ken), five grandchildren and
two great grandchildren.
Visitation will be held at Money and King
Funeral Home,171 W. MapleAve.,Vienna,
VA onThursday,October 28 from5to8p.m.
AMass of Christian Burial will be celebrated
on Friday,October 29 at 10:30 a.m. Private
family interment atFairfax MemorialPark.
In lieu of flowers,the family requests contri-
butions to the Lewy Body Dementia Associ-
ation or American Lung Association. Online
condolences and fond memories ofPatt
may be offered to the family at:
http://www.moneyandking.comRYANANNOUNCEMENTDEATH NOTICEMARYBURTNER SGUEO (Age 100)
On Sunday,October 24, 2021,
of Silver Spring, MD.Loving
mother of Kathleen (Michael)
Callahan,James (Karen)and
Vincent (Kim) Sgueo; grand-
mother of Matthew Callahan,
Carly,Jason, Joshua, the late
Tyler andPaul Sgueo and Carrie Hall;aunt of
Terry Coates.Also survived by eight great-
grandchildren. Visitation and Funeral Ser-
vice will be held at Inter-Faith Chapel, 3680
South LeisureWorld Blvd., Silver Spring,
MD,Monday,November 1, 2021. Visitation
from 11 a.m. to 12p.m. with Funeral
Service at 12p.m.Interment Gate of Heaven
Cemetery.Inlieu of flowers,memorial con-
tributionsmay be made to St. Jude Chil-
dren's Research Hospital, Memorial Giving,
501 St. Jude Place,Memphis,TN38105
http://www.stjude.org or JSSA Hospice,200 Wood
Hill Road, Rockville,MD2 0850
http://www.jssa.org.
http://www.COLLINSFUNERALHOME.comSGUEODEATH NOTICEWARREN EDWARD GROOMES
Warren Edward Groomes 81, of Land O’ Lakes,
Florida passed away October 8, 2021. Born in
Washington DC,hespent the majority of his
life in Silver Spring, Maryland. After graduating
the University of Maryland,Warren taught
mathematics and coached cross country,edu-
cating students at White Oak Intermediate
School, Springbrook High School and Stoner-
idge Academy.
As aman of faith, he was an active member
of Grace Episcopal Church where he served on
the vestry and as an acolyte advisor.Hespent
much of his free time as an avid gardener.He
was founding member of the Azalea Society of
America. He spent several summers working
as aYouth Conservation Corps Coordinator for
the NationalPark Service.Warren was also an
avid reader of history and enjoyed volunteering
at archeological sites around the Chesapeake
Bay.
In2004,heretiredtoFloridaandbecamea
resident of the The Groves Golf&Country
Club in LandOLakes.Asamember of the
community,hehelped startagarden club
and was active in theTravel Club serving as
president of both organizations.
He is survived by his loving wife of 53 years
Judith Groomes; two sons,John (Joli) Groomes
and David (Dr.Rebecca) Groomes; brothers,
James (Leonar) Groomes; sisters,Ann (John)
Pisani and Elizabeth Laroque; four grandchil-
dren, Emma, Evan, Maggie andTavin.
In lieu of flowers please make donations in
Warrens name to St.Paul’sEpiscopal Church
3836 Flatiron Loop Suite 101,Wesley Chapel,
FL 33544 or Springbrook High School, 201
Valley Brook Dr., Silver Spring, MD 20904.
Funeral services will be held at St.Paul’s
Episcopal Church inWesley Chapel November
6, 2021 at 11 a.m. Strict Covid protocols will be
followed and masks will be required.GROOMESANTOINETTE NICOLE HUNTER
January 14,1972-October 17,2021
Dearly beloved and Eternally Rest-
ing.Service will be held Monday
November 1. Visitation at2p.m.
Service at3p.m. at R.N.Horton
Co.Morticians.HUNTERSUSAN DEE McCLUSKEY (Age 69)
Of Arlington, Virginia, diedFriday,October 22,- She grew up inWausa, Nebraska, attend-
ed college at the University of Denver,and
received her Juris Doctorate from Cornell Law
School.
She retired with 35 years of service with
the Federal Labor Relations Authority.She
was active at Mt. Olivet United Methodist
Church, and could usually be found in the
church kitchen or conducting business from
her typical pew on Sunday mornings.She loved
traveling and exploring new destinations and
beingaregular at her favorite restaurants,but
she was happiest when surrounded by her
loud and loving family,aterm that she defined
as broadly as possible.
She is survived by her husband of 42 years,
CharlesGray;children:Charles(Caroline)and
Johanna (Dave); and granddaughter:Clara. In
lieu of flowers,memorial contributions in Sue’s
name may be made to La CocinaVA,anon-
profit that uses the power of food to create
social and economic change in low-income
communities.
Acelebration of life will be held Saturday,
October 30, 2021 at 11 a.m. at Mt Olivet United
Methodist Church, 1500N. Glebe Road, Arling-
ton VA.For those that would like to attend the
service please go the link below to register:
https://mountolivetumc.com/gray
McCLUSKEYPAUL G.PATTON
Col.,USAirForce(Ret.) (Age 79)
Of Burke,VApassed away on Sunday,Octo-
ber 17, 2021. The family will receive friends
between the hours of 10 a.m. to 12p.m. and
5p.m. to7p.m. on Saturday,October 30,
2021 at Demaine Funeral Home,Fairfax. Online
condolences may be sent at
http://www.demainefairfaxfuneralhome.comPATTONDEATH NOTICECURTISJAMES SIMPSON
Entered into eternal rest onFriday,October
15, 2021. He is survived by his beloved wife,
Seresa Minter Simpson; devoted daughters,
Latonya Adams (John) and Courtenay
Kanyikirze (Amon); grandchildren, William
Simpson, Sabrina Simpson and DanielleFar-
num and six great-grandchildren; brother,
David Simpson; two brothers-in-law; two sis-
ters-in-law;ahost of other relatives and
friends.Visitation will be held on Thursday,
October 28, 2021 at 9:30 a.m. until time of
funeral service at 10:30 a.m. atFort Lincoln
Funeral Home,3401 Bladensburg Road, Brent-
wood, MD 20722, Rev.Dr. RickyD. Helton,
officiating.IntermentFort Lincoln Cemetery.
Due to COVID,only family members and invited
guests will be able to attend the funeral
services.SIMPSONLEISA MARIE SWARTZ
Peacefully passed into her eternal glory on
the evening of Septembr 26, 2021. Leisa was
embraced by love and family.She was 56
years young, and is survived by her wife of 18
years,JamieD. Davis,Ph.D.; her father David
Swartz; her brothers Mike Swartz and Nick
Kremonas; her sisters-in-law Ann Swartz, Star
Kremonas,and Jen Kremonas; nephews Ben,
Dan,Trevor,Bo, Zack,Taylor;her nieces Lily
Claire and Emi; her aunt Rose and uncle Bill;
and many cousins.She is preceded in death
byhermother,BarbaraSusanAllenKremonas,
whom she loved dearly; her hilariously funny,
but no less loving brother Chris; and her
step-father,Joseph. Leisa lived in Montgomery
County most of her life.She attended Rockville
High, where she excelled in sports,particularly
softball and basketball. She graduated with her
RN in 1995, and worked atFairfax Radiology
from 1995 to 2003 and 2005 to 2007 and at
Anne Arundel Medical Center from 2009 to- She wasabrilliant nurse,skilled in the
art and science of Nursing.She knew how to
infuse laughter and kindness into her days with
her patients,their families,and her colleagues.
She also loved finance,graduating summa cum
laude withabusiness degree in finance in 2002
from University Maryland University College
because she loved finance.Leisa andJamie
moved to Riverside,CAin2003 and returned
to Montgomery County in 2004; they sought
aquieter life and moved to Denton in 2007.
Leisa andJamie moved to Annapolis in 2013
where they builtahome and settled in. When
gay marriage was legalized inWashington DC,
Leisa andJamie looked at each other and set
adate -August 12, 2010, exactly seven years
after their first date.Leisa was good atalot
of things,but loving others was #1. Leisa's
love of humanity was boundless-she enjoyed
meeting new people and being with her wife
and friends whom she loved dearly as they
loved her.Her life celebration is November 21,
2021 at2p.m. at Calvary United Methodist
Church, 301 Rowe Blvd., Annapolis,MDand
continues at Carrol's Creek at4p.m., 410
SevernAvenue,Annapolis.MD. Donations,in
lieu of flowers,may be made to the American
Indian College Fund and the Boys&Girls
Clubs of Annapolis and Anne Arundel County.
Condolences may be made at https://www.car-
ingbridge.org/public/leisamarieswartz
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