THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11 , 2021. THE WASHINGTON POST EZ RE B7
DEATH NOTICEJAMESE. CASON"Jim"
JamesE. Cason,belovedson,father,friend,
and steadfastforcein natural resourcepolicy,
passedawayon October7, 2021.Jim served
everyRepublicanPresidentbeginningwith
RonaldReagan.
Jim'sfamilyworkedas itinerant farmerson
the westerncropcircuit.Whileattendingup to
threeschoolsayear,Jim workedwith his family
wholatersettledin HoodRiver,OR. Jim'squiet
demeanor,humility,work ethicandstrong
characterwerebornfromthis upbringing.Jim
lastservedas AssociateDeputySecretary,
Departmentof the Interior.
Jim is survivedby sons,Joshuaand Connor,
theirmotherSusan,his motherJoan,and
siblings,John,JeanandRoy.Serviceswill
be heldNovember12 at ViennaPresbyterian
Church,in Vienna,VA.See also msfh.netCASONBARBARARUTHGLOVER
BarbaraR.Gloverpassedawayon November
1, 2021,at 79 yearsold. She is survivedby her
husband,EdwardGloverJr.; daughters,Adina
GloverFrazierand BonitaGlover;and brother,
LeroyMcMillan.Wake and masswill be at Our
Ladyof PerpetualHelpChurchin Washington,
DC on November15 at 10 a.m.and 11 a.m.
respectively.Inlieu of flowers,donationscan
be madeto Hospiceof the Chesapeakein her
memory-www.hospicechesapeake.org.GLOVERANNETTEBOWERSGOENS
AnnetteBowersGoenspeacefullytransitioned
on October19, 2021.BornJune4, 1944to
Samand JuanitaFoxBowersin Lenoir,NC.
Predeceasedby bothparents,husbandHarry
SpencerGoensand sisterMargaretFerguson.
She is survivedby twinsisterJeanetteBowers
Young of NewCarrollton,MD and brother-in-
law GarfieldWaltz (Lorita)of Landover,MD.
Survivedalso by specialnieceMarciaCoving-
ton of Hickory,NCand manyothernieces
and nephews.Ms. Goensgraduatedfromand
wasvaledictorianof FreedmanHighSchool
in Lenoir.She alsoattendedSt. Augustine
Universityin Raleigh.She beganher govern-
mentcareerat AgricultureResearchCenter
and retiredfromNavalResearchLab.
Visitationwill takeplaceat J.B. JenkinsFuneral
Homefrom9:30 until 10:30a.m. Burialwill take
placeat RoseHill Cemeteryin Hagerstown,
MD.The familywishesto thankMs.Goens
manycaregiversand everyoneelsefor their
kind wordsand prayers.GOENSMARIANNETHIEME
JESSEE-SOLFRONK(Age87)
On Wednesday,October27,
2021,of SilverSpring,MD.
Belovedwifeof VaclavJim
Solfronkand the late Vernon
Jessee;motherof Michael
Jesseeand sister-in-law,Jan-
ice Zacharias.CousinsIngrid,Katrin,Iris,
Silke,Andreasand Volker in Germany.
Relativesand friendsmaycall at Collins
Funeral Home,500 UniversityBlvd.West,
SilverSpring,MD (Valet Parking)on Thurs-
day,November18 from3to5p.m. Funeral
Serviceat the Lutheran Churchof St.
Andrew,15300NewHampshireAvenue,
SilverSpring,MD,onFriday,November
19 at 10 a.m.IntermentGateof Heaven
Cemetery.Memorialcontributionsmaybe
madeto Lutheran Churchof St. Andrewor
SalvationArmy.
http://www.COLLINSFUNERALHOME.comJESSEE-SOLFRONKGOLDIEZIFF NUSSBAUM
GoldieZiff Nussbaum,age92,
of CollegeHeightsEstates,Mary-
land and Rehoboth Beach,
Delaware,passed away on
Wednesday,November10, 2021.
GoldiewasbornApril11, 1929,
in Baltimore,MD; was marriedto
Paul M. Nussbaumon December18, 1949;and
subsequentlymovedto the Washington,D.C.
metropolitanarea.Predeceasedby Paul Nuss-
baum(1997)and nephewSteveKoenigsberg
(2021).Survivedby her sonsAndy(Sharon)
and Bill (Susan);grandchildren,Jamie,Michael,
Nicole,and Rachel; sister,Shula Levin
(Armand); niece Eileen Koenigsberg, and
nephewAlanLevin (BonnieRichter); and
numerousgrand niecesand nephews.
Afuneral serviceand intermentfor Goldiewill
be held Sunday,November14, 2021,at 10 a.m.
at the Chapelat JudeanMemorialGardens,in
Olney,MD. In lieu of flowers,pleaseconsidera
memorialdonationto the GoldieZ. Nussbaum
EndowedAward in Danceat the Universityof
Maryland(https://go.umd.edu/nussbaum),or
the charityof yourchoice.Fond memories
and expressionsof sympathymaybe shared
at http://www.hinesrinaldifuneralhome.comfor the
Nussbaumfamily.NUSSBAUMANNOUNCEMENTREMEMBERYOUR LOVED ONESDecember12, 2021TheWashingtonPostMagazinewillpublish
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[email protected]DEATH NOTICEEDWARDMORGANOWEN,JR.
EdwardMorganOwen,Jr., age 76, passedaway
on October20,2021,atVirginiaHospitalCenter
in Arlington,VA surroundedby family.Edwas
precededin deathby his parents,EdwardM.
Owen,Sr., and ElizabethBallingOwen.Ed is
survivedby his wife,Donna;several cousins;
andDonna’sfamily.Visitationwill be held
at Murphy’sFuneral Homein Arlingtonon
Saturday,November13 from2until 4p.m.
and 6until 8p.m. Burialat ArlingtonNational
Cemeterywill occurat alater date.Toview the
full obituaryand makeadonation,pleasevisit
http://www.murphyfuneralhomes.com.OWENSONJAJEAN QUINN
Retired Postal Worker
SonjaQuinnpassedon November3, 2021.
Sonjaretiredfromthe US PostalServiceafter
over40 yearsof service.She is survivedby
son,PatrickQuinn;grandson,XavierQuinn;
daughter-in-love,NicoleWhite;sister,Opal
Johnson;sister-in-lawFlossieJohnson-Hurt;
stepbrother,Steven Johnson (Victoria);
nephews,BennieJohnson(Kara), BrianJohn-
son(Crystal), andBrandonJohnson; and
belovedcompanionLincolnAllen.Viewingwill
be heldon Tuesday,November16, 2021at 10
a.m.followedby 11 a.m.HomegoingServices;
at GreaterMountPisgahBaptistChurch, 1818
GalesStreetNE, Washington,DC 20002.Inter-
mentFort LincolnCemetery.Send condolences
to
http://www.marshallmarchfh.comQUINNDEWEYRUDOLPHSOLTOW
6/18/1919-10/25/2021
102 years
DeweyRudolphSoltowwas of "TheGreat-
est Generation''.Dewey'sthirstfor knowl-
edgestartedat an earlyage aftertakinga
correspondencecourseon radios.During
high-school,he was aHAM radio operator
and workedat alocalradio stationas an
engineer.Servingin the Navy,1940-45,
as aradiotechnicianhe wasrecognized
for his abilitiesandreceivedadditional
educationwhichincludedlearningradar.
AfterWWII,Deweyworkedfor the US
WeatherBureauand movedto Washington
DC withhis wifeand two smallchildren.
In 1957,usingthe radar technologythat
he learnedduringthe war,Deweydesigned
and implementedthe firstnationalradar
systemin the weatherbureau,WSR-57.
Thiswasthe mainweathersurveillance
for over35 years,precedingwhatwe now
knowas Doppler.After retiringfromthe
DODin 1972he startedaPiper flightschool
teachingmanyhowto fly.Deweyand the
love of his life,Betty Newsome,frequently
flewbackandforthto Floridaas true
snowbirds.Deweycontinuedto fly untilhe
was 90 and drivinguntil 100.
If you wereto ask Deweywhathis biggest
accomplishmentwas,hewouldtell you
that it was marryingthe love of his life.He
saidthattheyweretwo youngkidswho
madeit on theirown.
Bettypassedin 2012but therewasn'ta
day thathe wasn'tthinkingof her.Their
love is the kind you only see in the movies
perhapsbecausethosemenof that gener-
ationknewhow to love.
GreetingDeweyin heavenwashis wife
Bettyalongwiththeirtwo oldestchildren,
ThomasJohnSoltow,Judy AnnParis and
theirgreat-granddaughterMeghanJohn-
son. Deweyleavesbehindhereon Earth
his two youngestchildren,FrancesBrown
and DonaldSoltowalongwithfour grand-
daughters,eightgreat-grandchildren,and
one great-great-granddaughter.
Serviceswill be heldat FairfaxMemorial
Funeral Home.SOLTOWANNOUNCEMENTDEATH NOTICEresidenciesin general surgeryand orthope-
dic surgeryat GeorgeWashingtonUniversi-
ty Hospital-WashingtonHospitalCenter.At
the startof his careeras an orthopedic
surgeon,Will servedas aMajor in the United
StatesArmystationedat Fort CarsonArmy
Hospitalin Colorado Springs,Colorado.Upon
his returnto Maryland,Will establishedhis
private medical practice in orthopedic
surgeryin Bethesda,Maryland.Adevoted
surgeonand doctorwithacompassionate
bedsidemanner,many of Will’spatientsand
colleagueswereamonghis closestfriends.
His medicalcareerspannedhis lifetime,with
affiliationsat SuburbanHospital,HolyCross
andShadyGrove.Will servedas Chiefof
OrthopedicSurgeryat SuburbanHospital
from1984-1986.Will’sprofessionalaffilia-
tionsincludedthe AmericanAssociationof
OrthopedicSurgeons,the MarylandMedical
Society,and the MontgomeryCountyMed-
ical Society.Will also servedon the Boardof
Directorsof the Bankof Bethesdaand was a
memberof ChevyChaseCountryClub.
Aftera6month battlewithpancreaticcan-
cer,Will passedpeacefullyin his homesur-
roundedby familyand his beloveddog Gra-
cie.
Visitationwill takeplaceat 10 a.m.Friday,
November12 at BlessedSacramentCatholic
Church, 5949 WesternAvenueNW,Washing-
ton, DC 20015.Amemorialmasswill take
placeat 11 a.m.,andintermentwill be
private.
Memorialdonationscanbe madeto the
Shrineof the MostBlessedSacramentor to
the SuburbanHospitalFoundationDr.William
McNamaraMemorialFund.Dr.WILLIAMADAMSMcNAMARA
Dr.WilliamAdamsMcNamara“Will”passed
awayWednesday,November3atthe age
of 81. He wasbornin Washington,DC on
October1, 1940to Dr.CharlesEdwinMcNa-
maraand VirginiaAdamsMcNamara.
Willis survivedby his cherishedwifeof
28 years,Jane HerroldMcNamara; his son
WilliamAdamsMcNamaraJr. (ElizabethCruz
McNamara); his daughterPatriciaAnn McNa-
mara, brotherJohnAdamsMcNamara(Joan
McClureMcNamara) and6grandchildren,
Will,Hank,Nicole,Samantha,Parkerand
Whitley.Will wasabelovedBrotherin Law,
UncleandPopPopto the entireHerrold
Family.Hewas precededin deathby his
parentsand sisterMaryMargaretMcNama-
ra.
AgraduateofLandonSchoolinBethesda,
Will wenton to graduatefromthe University
of NotreDameand GeorgetownUniversity
Schoolof Medicine.Will completedhisMcNAMARATheymovedbackto PittsburgwhereJim
servedas rectorof two Episcopalchurches
and Seikoworkedat the PittsburgPlateGlass
Companyand supportedJim in manyways
withthe congregationsin bothparishes.
Columbia,MD wasthe nextstopin their
journeywhereJim becamethe rectorof
ChristChurchin Columbiawherehe served
for 20 years.Heiscreditedwiththe signifi-
cantgrowthof the congregation,the institu-
tion of manynewprograms and community
outreachandhe oversawthe buildingof
anew churchwhichreceivedan American
Instituteof Architectsaward.
Seikowasdeeplyinvolvedin the Christ
Churchcommunity,and she also workedat
the RouseCompany.While livingin Columbia,
Seikoreceivedher master’sdegreefromthe
Universityof Baltimore.She thentaught
Japanesein anumberof areacolleges,high
schoolsand middleschools.Followingretire-
ment,they rentedan RV and traveledaround
the countryvisitingfamilyand friends.
Theyspentmostof everysummerat their
cottagein WeymouthNorth,NovaScotia
whichtheyloved.Jim’smotherboughtthe
cottageand introducedJim to NovaScotiaas
ayoungboy.
Jim and Seikomovedto aretirementcom-
munityin Sykesville,MDwheretheyhappily
livedfor anumberof yearsand thenmoved
in with theirson ayear and ahalf ago.
Jim and Seikosharedmanyinterestsinclud-
ing bird watching,travelingand theirdogs
and cats.Jim lovedclassicalmusicand had
an extensivecollectionof CDs.Hewas a
voraciousreaderof bothbiographiesand
mysteries.Seikowas an avidphotographer,
gardenerandwasalwaysexercisingand
walking.She also researchedand compiled
an extensivegenealogyof Jim’sMaryland
family,the Janneys,becauseshe foundthem
so fascinating.
Amemorialservicewill be heldat Christ
Church,Columbiaon Saturday,November
20,2021at 3p.m.In lieu of flowers,donations
inJimandSeiko’memorymaybemadeto
the charityof one’schoice.SEIKOHATTORI SHIELDS
JAMESMARKSHIELDS
SeikoHattoriShields,89, and JamesMark
Shields,Jr.,89, passedawayon June11, 2021
and August10, 2021,respectively.Married
for 66 years,Seikowasbornon November
25, 1931and Jim on November30, 1931.
Seikowasbornin WakayamaShimizu-Ura,
Japan and was the daughterof YaegikuKub-
ota Hattoriand HidesukeHattori.Jim was
bornin Pittsburg,PA and wasthe son of
Mary“Polly”RandolfShieldsand James Mark
Shields.Marriedin 1955in Japan,Seikomet
Jim whenshe workedas an Englishtranslator
for the hospitalcommanderat CampZuma,
the US ArmybasenearTokyo whereJim
was an U.S. ArmyOperatingRoomSpecialist.
Theyare survivedby theirson SamuelMark
Shieldsof Baltimore,MDand theirgrandson
JesseRandolfShieldsof Beaufort,SC.Also
several nieces,nephewsand cousins.
Afterlivingin Fort Hamilton,NY and Munich,
Germanyas Jim continuedhis Armyservice,
the Shieldsreturnedto MarylandwhereJim
completedhis BA at the Universityof Mary-
land.Theythenmovedto Cambridge,MA
whereJim attendedthe EpiscopalTheologi-
cal Schooland was ordainedas an Episcopal
priest.SHIELDSDEATH NOTICESpecialLiaisonto his PresidentialCampaign.
Several yearslater,CongressmanArlanStan-
gelandwho servedMinnesota’s7th Congres-
sionalDistrict,recruitedhim awayfromthe
RNC.Heservedas CongressmanStange-
land’sPress Secretaryfor manyyears.While
doingso,hemet the twogreatlovesof
his life –the stateof Minnesotaand Lorie
Skjerven,whobecamehis wifeand life-long
partneron January1, 1984. His devotionto
Loriewason full displayeveryday of their
37-yearmarriage.
Andrewreceivedhis JurisDoctorate from
the GeorgetownUniversityLawCenterin
1989 and was Editor-In-Chiefof the American
CriminalLaw Review.Healso receivedthe
Dean’sCertificatefor OutstandingServiceto
the GULCCommunity.After receivinghis law
degree,Andrewwentinto privatepracticeat
Howrey&Simon,wherehe workedin the
antitrustgroup.
In 1993,Andrewand Loriereturnedto Min-
nesotawherehe workedon manypolitical
campaigns,held variousstaff positionsat the
statelegislatureand workedfor SheriffRich
Stanekin HennepinCounty.His accolades
includedLegislativeStaffPersonof the Year
and recipientof the HennepinCountySher-
iff’sAwardof Merit.Andrewalso becamean
avidboosterof GopherWomen’sAthletics,
particularlytheWomen’sSoftballteam.
Whilebuilding his ownpoliticalcareer,
AndrewproudlypartneredwithLorieas she
rosethroughthe ranks of the Minnesota
Judiciary,most notablystandingby her side
at her investitureas the ChiefJusticeof the
MinnesotaSupremeCourtin 2010.His love
for Lorieknewno bounds.Hedescribedit
besthimselfwhenhe said,“she’sthe best
personIknow.”
Andrewis survivedby his wife,Lorie; brother
DanielH. Gildea;sistersMaureenG. Mann
(David)andDeirdreG. Johnson(JeffreyR.
Johnson);sisterin law PeggyGenereux(Ker-
mit);brotherin law JamesSkjerven(Jenifer);
auntand uncleJudyand BobMcLaughlin;
many nieces,nephews,goddaughters,
cousinsand alarge extendedfamily.
Andrew’spassingcreatesadeep void for all
of his familyand friendsbut he also leaves
alegacyof boundlesslove,laughterand
generosity.
Therewill be afuneral massfor Andrewat
SaintAmbroseCatholicChurch, 4125 Wood-
buryDrive,Woodbury,MNonNovember12,
2021 at 11 a.m.,withavisitationat the
churchstartingat 10 a.m.In lieu of flowers,
donationsmaybe madeto St. Ambrose
Churchor the GophersSoftballprogram c/o
UM GoldenGopherFund.ANDREWJ. GILDEA,ESQ.
AndrewJ. Gildeapassedawaysuddenlyon
November5, 2021at the age of 64. Bornon
April4, 1957in Woonsocket,RI to Captain
JosephA. GildeaandDr.SheilaMurphy
Gildea,Andrewwasalovinghusband,son,
brother,uncle,cousinandgodfather.He
livedafaithfullife,devotedto his family
and this country.Andrewwas agentleman
scholarand patriotto his core.His brilliant
mindandquickwit touchedeveryonehe
met.VirtuallyeveryGildea/Skjervenfamily
gatheringcenteredon Andrew’sstoriesand
jokes.Hehad an astonishing,photographic
memoryand couldalwaysbe countedon
to buildobscuredetailsof art, historyand
literatureinto aconversation.Generouswith
his timeand intellect,Andrewopeneddoors
as oftenas he couldfor his lovedones,and,
whenthosedoorsdid not openeasily,he
knockedthemdown.
Duringhis youth,Andrewandhis family
crisscrossedthecountrythroughouthis
father’scareeras aNavalOfficer.Before
college,Andrewattended eightdifferent
schoolsand was aleaderat eachand every
one,asevidencedby the fact thathe was
electedHomecomingKing and StudentBody
Presidentat PeninsulaHighSchoolin Gig
Harbor,Washington,wherehe also became
aNationalMeritScholar.Hewas amulti-
seasonathleteand Captainof Peninsula’s
varsitywaterpolo,swimmingand football
teams.Andrewproudlyattendedthe Univer-
sity of Virginiawherehe joinedthe editorial
boardof the CavalierDaily.Itwas there
he sharpenedhis encyclopedicknowledgeof
sportsstaticsand history.
AftergraduatingfromUVA, Andrewjoined
the staffof the RepublicanNationalCom-
mittee,wherehis passionfor politicsand
democracy tookdeeproot.Therehe devel-
opedacloserelationshipwithSenatorBob
DolewholateraskedAndrewto serveas aGILDEAC0979 2x3Becauseyourloved one served proudly...Military emblemsare available with death noticesand in-memoriamsTo placeanotice call202-334-4122or800-627-1150,ext. 44122DEATH NOTICEDEATH NOTICEDEATH NOTICEBETTYTUNSTALL
On Tuesday,October26, 2021;Memberof
DeltaSigmaThetaSororityIncorporatedFeder-
al City Chapter;ProfessionalRegisteredParlia-
mentarian;Lovingand devotedgodmotherof
KarenP. Hartand GilesaMcKennyBlack.She
is also survivedby her sister-in-lawJacquelyne
O. Freeman;two nephews Timothy and
JohnathanFreeman;specialfriendDeborah
Collinsand ahost of otherrelativesand friends.
VisitationFriday,November12, 2021from 10
a.m.untilhourof service11 a.m.at Meridian
Hill BaptistChurch 5354 SheriffRd., Capitol
Heights,MD20743. Interment Maryland
NationalMemorialPark. Servicesby Bianchi.TUNSTALLDEATH NOTICEDARRELLBRIDGES
Enteredinto eternalrest on Sunday,October
24, 2021.He is survivedby his daughter;
two sons;threegrandchildren;great-grandson;
four sisters;brother;ahostof otherrelatives
andfriends.Mr. Darrellmaybe viewedat
StewartFuneral Home,4001BenningRd.,
NE on Saturday,November13 from10 a.m.
untilserviceat 11 a.m.Intermentat Harmony
MemorialCemetery.BRIDGESDEBORAHELLISONFARRIS,Esq.
Deborah EllisonFarris passedawayon
October29, 2021followingalongand
courageousbattlewith MultipleSclerosis.
Acelebrationof Deborah’slife will be held
on Friday,November12, 2021at Peoples
CongregationalUnitedChurchof Christ,
4704 ThirteenthStreet,NW,Washington,
DC at 11 a.m.,withvisitationat 10 a.m.
Intermentwill followat RockCreekCeme-
tery.
http://www.mcguire-services.comFARRISWILLIAMT. FREE,JR.
WilliamT. Free,Jr. “Bill”passedawayon
October21, 2021in Fairfax,VA.Heisalready
missedgreatlyby his family:wifeof 53 years
Adrienne;his son WilliamIII “Chip”Free (Kellie);
daughtersDenaArgerson(Dennis),and Emily
Free; and his grandchildrenWill,Danieland
SeanFree;and Nicholasand MariannArgerson.
Bill was achild of the South,bornin Memphis,
TN in 1943to Lauraand WilliamT. Free,Sr. He
spenthis earlyyearsgrowingup in Louisiana
andArkansas,beforegraduatingfromhigh
schoolin Kirkwood,Missouriin 1961.He was a
NavyROTC graduateand earnedan economics
degreefromRiceUniversityin Houston,TX in
1965.AproudNavyveteran, he served5years
activedutyand 23 yearsin the Reservesas a
SupplyCorpsofficer,retiringas aCaptainin
1993.
He workedin the insuranceandfinancial
servicesindustryfor over50 years,knownas
an educatorand mentorin his decadesserving
U.S. andinternationalindustryassociations,
as wellas to his colleaguesandclientsat
NorthwesternMutual.Outsideof work,Bill
was activein the SterlingPark AmateurRadio
Club,St. JohnNeumannchurchparishand
volunteeringwiththe FairfaxCountyOfficeof
Elections.
Funeral serviceswill be heldat St. JohnNeu-
mannChurchin Restonon Thursday,Novem-
ber 11, 2021.Completedetailsare available
at the Adams-GreenFuneral Homeof Herndon
websitewww.adamsgreen.com.In lieu of flow-
ers pleasemakeadonationin his nameto a
charityof yourchoice.FREESince1960,Lillebawasengagedwithall
of the localNorwegianorganizationsin the
WashingtonDC area:NorwegianSeaman’s
Church,NorwegianSociety(Presidentin
1987 and 1988),NorwegianLadiesClub,Sons
of Norway(headof the churchcommittee
1984-96).She was activein the annualNor-
wegianChurchBazaars.She celebrated
her heritageproudlyand woreher bunad
(Norwegiancostume)at the annualNorwe-
gian IndependenceDay celebrations.
Since1970,she regularlyattendedchurch
servicesat MessiahLutheran Churchand
verymuchenjoyedmonthlyluncheonswith
the Red Hat Society.
She is survivedby her threechildren,their
spouses and four grandchildren: Nels
(Luanne)Anneliseand ConnorKloster(Marl-
boro,VT); Erik(BettyJean)Madisonand
OliviaKloster(McLean,VA); and Karen(Butch
Kaeppel)Morgan(Vernon,VT) plus extensive
familyin Norway:She was predeceasedby
her husbandof 49 years,Don Kloster.
Memorialcontributionscan be sentin her
nameto one of two organizations,the Nor-
wegian Seaman’sChurch in NY (Sjø-
mannskirkeniNew York, 317 E52nd Street,
New York, NY 10022 https://www.sjo-
mannskirken.no/new-york/gi/
Or to GuidingEyesfor the Blind,611 Granite
SpringsRd, YorktownHeights,NY10598
https://donate.guidingeyes.org/
Funeral serviceswill be SaturdayNovember
13, 2021at 11 a.m.at NativityLutheran
Church, 1300 CollingwoodRd., Alexandria
VA 22308and inurnmentwill be Arlington
NationalCemeteryat aprivateserviceat a
futuredate.ANNE-LISEKLOSTER"Lilleba"
Anne-Lise“Lilleba” Klosterpassedaway
peacefullyat homeon November4, 2021.
Lillebawasbornin Oslo,Norwayon Sep-
tember25, 1929to AlbertandKitty(nee
Gunnufsen)Persen. Shestudiedphysical
therapy and workedin Oslo,Denmarkand
Icelandspecializingin polioand paraplegic
patients.InIcelandshe metand married
DonaldEverettKloster(1929-2008)whowas
in Reykjavikwiththe US Army.They married
in 1959and theirfirstson Nelswasborn
in Reykjavik.Don got ajob withthe Smith-
sonianInstitutionin MilitaryHistoryand they
settledin AlexandriaVA.The familysoon
welcomedtheirson Erik and afew years
latertheirdaughterKaren.
Lillebaworked as aphysical therapist
throughouther life in nursingfacilitiesand
privatemedicalpracticesuntil she retired.KLOSTERPOSTYOUR
CONDOLENCES
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toexpressyoursympathywith greaterease.
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DEATH NOTICEGINAM. HOLMES
GinaM. Holmes,age 57, of Clarksburg,
Maryland passed away on Saturday,
November6, 2021.Ginawas bornin Wash-
ingtonD.C.onMay10, 1964 toTerryand
Kathleen(Ryan)Gonzales.
Ginais survivedby her husbandof 35 years,
HarryGardnerHolmesJr;her childrenHarry
Holmes(AliceTien);ChristopherHolmes;
and Sarah HolmesBrunch(PatrickBrunch);
her sisterColleenSyzmanski(Frank Syz-
manski),andtwosister's-in-law,Tammy
Schwartz(DougSchwartz)andKathleen
Conner.
Ginais alsosurvivedby manyniecesand
nephews,DanielleandDerrickWithrow;
Kyle andBradleySwartz;EricaandKyle
Gilbreath;KristaCollingham;and Brandon
Conner,Michael, Allison, Abigail, and
JosephSzymanski.Gina'sGreatNiecesand
Great Nephewsinclude,Carter,Olivia,
Bryson,Madison,Blakely,Adyson,and
Mason.
Aviewingfor Ginawill be heldSunday,
November14, 2021from3to6p.m. at
Hines-RinaldiFuneral Home(11800New
HampshireAve, SilverSpring,Maryland
20904.)Afuneral masswill occurMonday,
November15, 2021at 11 a.m.at Saint
Peter'sCatholicChurch(2900OlneySandy
SpringRoad,Olney,Maryland20832)with
the Gravesideto followat 1p.m. at Gateof
HeavenCemetery(13801GeorgiaAvenue,
SilverSpring,Maryland20906.)
Fond memoriesand expressionsof sympa-
thy maybe sharedat http://www.hinesrinaldifu-
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Noticeswithphotosbeginat 3"
(All photosadd 2" to yournotice.)
ALLNOTICESMUSTBEPREPAID
MEMORIALPLAQUES:
All noticesover2" include
complimentarymemorialplaque
Additionalplaquesstartat $26 each
and may be ordered.
All Paid DeathNotices
appearon our websitethrough
http://www.legacy.com
LEGACY.COM
Includedin all deathnotices
Optionalfor In MemoriamsPLEASENOTE:
Noticesmustbe placedvia phone,or
email.Photosmustbe emailed.Youcan
no longerplacenotices,drop off photos
and makepaymentin person.
Paymentmustbe madevia phonewith
debit/creditcard.DEATH NOTICE