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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22 , 2021. THE WASHINGTON POST EZ RE B5

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IN MEMORIAM

PARKSWILSONGRAY, JR.

November8, 1962-November22, 2019

Theysay thereis areason,

Theysay that time will heal,

But neithertime nor reason

Will changethe way we feel,

Fornoone knowsthe heartaches,

That lies behindour smiles,

No one knowshow manytimes,

We've brokendownand cried.

We wantto tell you something,

So,there won'tbe any doubt,

You're so wonderfulto thinkof,

But so hard to live without.

Mama,Linda,andDarryl

GRAY

DEATH NOTICE

1966-1967.On December31, 1966he brave-

ly exposedhimselfto enemyfire in order

to rescueawoundedsoldierfroman unpro-

tectedpositionand carryhim to safety.He

waslaterawardedthe SilverStarfor his

actionsthat day.Hugh was also awardedthe

BronzeStar Medal,the Soldier'sMedal,the

RVN Crossfor Gallantry,and two PurpleHeart

Medalsfor his servicein Vietnam.

AfterVietnam,Hughattendedlaw schooland

graduatedin 1971.In 1975,Hughreturnedto

the Armyas aCaptainin the JAG Corps.He

was assignedto the 82ndAirborneDivision

at Fort Bragg,NC.In1980,Hugh was

assignedto the Contract AppealsDivision

of the ArmyGeneral Counsel’sOffice.He

relocatedto NorthernVirginiaand retired

fromactivedutyin 1992as aLieutenant

Colonel.He continuedhis legalcareeras an

AssistantGeneral Counselfor the U.S. Air

Force until he fully retiredin 2006.

Hugh’sfirst marriagelasted25 years,and he

and his wife,Chloe,had five children.He later

marriedJoAliceHarrellin 2005and movedto

Warrenton,VA wherethey livedhappilyuntil

his death.Hughwas afiercepatriotwho was

proudof his children,his militaryservice,and

of his volunteerworkwith veterans.

LongbeforeHughdied,he thoughtaboutthe

deathsof his fellowveterans.His favorite

quotewas fromthe battleof Thermopylae

in 480 BC.TranslatedfromancientGreek,it

reads:Stranger,ifyou go to the land of the

Spartans,tell themwe lie here,obedientto

theircall. Whenaskedaboutthe loss of his

father,his eldestson thoughtHugh’sfavorite

quotewouldbe afittingepitaphfor aman

who spenthis life in serviceto his country.

LTCClarence“Hugh”D. LongIII, Esq.USA

(Ret.)is internedat MoserFuneral Home.

He will be laid to rest at ArlingtonNational

Cemetery.The servicewill be scheduled

in 2022. In lieu of flowers,donations

shouldbe sentto the StrikeForce Asso-

ciation, an organization dedicated to

remembering its fallen heroes.See:

http://www.2nd502.org/index.php?page=do

nate

CLARENCED. LONG,III, Esq."Hugh"

LieutenantColonelUSA(Ret.)

Passedawayon Thursday,October28, 2021

in his homein Warrenton,VA at the age

of 78. Hughis survivedby his wife,JoAlice

Harrell-Long,his sister,SusannaLibertyof

Los Angeles,CA, and his children,Clarence

of DC,Andrewof Pittsfield,MA,Amanda

of Lackawanna,NY,VictoriaWilliams(née

Long)of Evanston,IL, Stephenof Charleston,

SC,and his grandchildren,MaryAlyse,Isla,

Quentin,and Tilly.

Hughwasbornon February7, 1943in

Princeton,NJ.His parentswerethe late Con-

gressmanClarence“Doc”D. LongJr., and

SusannaLarterLong.His familylaterrelo-

catedto Ruxton,MD.Hugh attendedJohns

HopkinsUniversityand majoredin History

and Economics.

AftergraduatingfromJohnsHopkinsUniver-

sity in 1965,Hughvolunteeredfor the U.S.

Army.HegraduatedfromRangerSchoolin

1966.He thenservedas aLieutenantin

commandof aLong-RangeReconnaissance

Platoonwiththe 2nd Battalionof the 502nd

InfantryRegimentof the 1st Brigadeof the

101stAirborneDivisionin Vietnamfrom

LONG

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ROMANBOYKIN

RomanBoykin,age 87, departedon November

15, 2021in Washington,DC.Heispreceded

indeathbyhiswife,HelenL.DavisBoykin.

Intermentwill be private.

BOYKIN

CHRISTOPHERA. BROWN

Tuesday,July 13, 2021,ChristopherA.

Brown,age 72, in Los Angeles,California

transitioned.January 15, 1949bornin

Washington,DC to late parents,LiltonJ.

and MurielL. Brown. Educated: Saints

PaulandAugustineelementaryandGarnet

PattersonJuniorHighSchools.Attended

LosAngelesCommunityCollegewherehe

got aGED.Aninsuranceagentand held

otherjobs.Marriedlate wife,LornaBrown

andhadason, BrianBrown. In later

years,Christopher's healthdeclinedand

had to takeup residenceat aLos Angeles

AssistanceLivingfacility.After livingthere

he transitioned.

ChristopherBrown'sMemorialserviceswill

be heldat 11:30a.m.on Tuesday,Novem-

ber 23, 2021.His siblingsandrelatives

will gatherat Mt. OlivetCemeteryat 1300

BladensburgRoad,NE,Washington,DC

20002.Theintermentoftheashes/remains

willbeatSection78.Locationofgrave/sec-

tion:Chapel.All are welcomed.

BROWN

BARBARAM. CATTELL

Our preciousmotherand grandmother,Bar-

bara“Bobbie”Cattellpassedawayat Montrose

MemorialHospital,Montrose,COonNovember

10, 2021.She was 87 yearsold. She is survived

by her belovedhusbandof 63 years,Hereward

“Herry”Cattellas well as her threechildren;

LauraCattellBrown,DouglasCattell,and Todd

Cattellas well as her two grandchildren;Brian-

na and WyntonBrown.

Bobbie completedher nurse’strainingat

BrooklynHospitalgraduatingtop of her classin

1955.She thenwenton to earnabachelor’s

degreeattheUniversityofRochesterand

workedas RN for several yearsin multiple

hospitalsfrequentlyteachingand mentoring

nursingstudentsas she supportedher hus-

bandduringhis medicalresidencytraining.

Theyultimatelysettledin Maryland.Bobbie

and Herryspentnearly55 yearsin Bethesda.

whereshe createdawonderfulhomefor

herfamily,raisedherchildreninaloving,

encouraging,supportiveenvironment,planted

beautifulgardens,learnedto play tennisand

ski,volunteeredwheneverneededanddevel-

opedlifelongfriendships.She broughtjoy and

loveto all whospenttimewithher.She lit

uparoomwithhersmileandsparklingly

eyes.She was agenerouscaringgrandmother.

She and Herryrecentlyrelocatedto Colorado

tobeclosertodaughterLauraduringtheir

twilightyears.However,“homeis wherethe

heartis” and thatwill alwaysbe Bethesda.

She nurturedmeaningfulfriendships,created

enduring memories,and shared loving

momentswithso many.She will live on in

our hearts.

Therewill be amemorialserviceand celebra-

tion of her life in Bethesdathis spring.

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WILLIAMJ. DIRCKS

NRCandIAEAOfficial

Diedon SaturdayOctober23, 2021.The

causewas suddencardiacarrest.He was

92. He was bornon September20, 1929
    in NewYork Cityandgrewup in the
    surroundingsuburbs.
    He servedwiththe US Air Force,reaching
    the rank of Lt. Colonel.He receivedhis
    Bachelorof Sciencedegreein economics
    fromFordhamUniversity,and was granted
    aMAfrom ClarkUniversity.Hewas working
    on his doctorate at Universityof California,
    Berkeleywhenthe US Governmentcame
    recruiting.Hequicklyacceptedand moved
    to DC to workat the US AtomicEnergy
    Agency.Later,heworkedat variousgovern-
    mentagenciessuchasOEO,EPA,and
    endingup at the NuclearRegulatoryCom-
    missionwherehe retiredas the Executive
    DirectorofOperations.Hethenwentto
    Viennawherehe was the DeputyDirector
    General of the IAEA,servingunderHans
    Blix.
    He was amemberof the CosmosCluband
    theChevyChaseClub.
    He is survivedby his wife,RosemaryBarrett
    Dircks,daughters,ClareNevilleofBoulder,
    Colorado and ElizabethHarlowof Boston,
    threegrandsons,and onegreat-grand-
    daughter.
    Serviceswill be heldat the Knollwood
    Chapel.Inlieuofflowers,pleaseconsider
    contributionstoHousingUnlimitedIncor-
    porated at https://www.housingunlimit-
    ed.org.

DIRCKS

SUSANM. FRIEDMAN

SusanM. Friedman,72, of SilverSpringMD,

passedawayNovember19, 2021.She was

the belovedwifeof 50 yearsto Sam;adored

motherto David;cherishedsisterto Linda

Morgenstern-RobbinsandTzviMorgenstern

and loving aunt; great-aunt,sister-in-law,

cousinand friend.

In additionto her successfulcareer,she was

agiftedartistand avid photographer.She will

be foreverrememberedby her familyand

friendsfor her senseof humorand loving

thoughtfulness.

In lieu of flowers,pleaseconsidercontributions

to Beth Shalom Congregation at

[email protected],(410)531–5115,

or the charityof your choice.

Due to Covidtherewill be no Shiva.

FRIEDMAN

SHIRLEYJ. McREYNOLDS(Age77)

Passedawayon November6, 2021.She was

bornJanuary1, 1944,daughterof the late

James and IreneInman.She graduatedin 1961

fromCantonMcKinleyHighSchool.Shirley

completedher TeacherCertificationat Walsh

University,and taughtthirdgrade for several

yearsat St. PeterSchoolof Canton.

Aftermovingto the Washington,DC areain

the early1970swithher then-husbandWilbur

“Mac”McReynolds,she beganher careerwith

the MarylandNationalCapitolPark and Plan-

ningCommission(MNCPPC)in 1972.During

her 35-yeartenure,she led hundredsof work-

ers to producethousandsof arts eventsfor

the publicat fourteenarts and cultural heritage

facilitiesthroughoutPrinceGeorge’sCounty,

Maryland.Amongher numerousaccomplish-

mentsin thatrole,she producedthreejazz

albumsand led the total renovationof aformer

elementaryschoolintoathriving,publicly-

ownedfacilityfor art and recreationknownas

HarmonyHall RegionalCenterof Fort Washing-

ton, Maryland.

Shirleyconcludedher yearsof highlycom-

mendedserviceto MNCPPCin 2006,and

movedto NorthCantonin 2007.Duringher

retirement,she continuedher serviceto the

publicas aboardmemberfor the Association

for BetterCommunityDevelopment(better

knownas ABCD),and the CantonMuseum

of Art.Her hobbiesincludedhomedécor,

nonfictionreading, andcooking delicious

mealsfor familyand friends.

She wasprecededin deathby her parents

and cousinSharonKessler.Shirleyis survived

by her lovingdaughter Tori (KatyBishop)

McReynolds;sister-in-lawMarieHolt;best

friendJacquelineHolmes;andmanyother

relativesfromthe Kesslerand Inmanfamilies.

She will be missedby her beloveddog Pippa.

The Funeral Massof the Resurrectionwill be

heldMonday,November22, 2021,2p.m., at

the ReedFuneral HomeNorthCantonChapel,

801 PittsburgAvenueNW,The MostReverend

DavidB.G. Flahertyofficiating.The Masswill

includeCommunionwhichis opento all who

wishto receive.ACelebrationof Life event

will be held duringsummer2022.Pleasesign

the onlineguestbookat http://www.reedfuneral-

home.comto facilitateinvitationto the sum-

mer memorialevent,and to sharememories.

McREYNOLDS

daughter,RobynLynn, was bornin 1974.He

and his familylivedin Lanham,Maryland,

untiltheymovedto Potomac,Maryland,in

1978,wherehe and Patlived until2021.In

1982,Samand his familyjoinedBethesda

CountryClub,wheretheyenjoyedmany

happyyearsplayingtennisand golf with

friends.

SambecameaPartnerat MB Haritonand

Companyin 1967,whicheventuallymerged

withLaventholand Horwathin 1985.When

the partnershipdissolvedafew yearslater,

Samstartedhis ownaccountingfirmas

ManagingPartnerwith his brotherand Part-

ner,CharlieMancuso,and anotherPartner,

Bob Jones.Both Charlieand Bob wereformer

Partnersat MB Haritonand Company,and

they namedtheir new firm Hariton,Mancuso,

and Jones.

Sam workedas aCPA for over 60 yearsuntil

his veryrecentretirementin the springof

2021 at the age of 87. Throughouthis career,

he had an extremelycloserelationshipwith

his brotherand partner,CharlieMancuso,

with whomhe workedfrom 1961 to 2018.

Samis survivedby his lovingwifePatricia

(Moore)Mancuso,his siblingsCharlesMan-

cuso(Lupe),Frank Mancuso(Joyce),Marie

Mancusoand StevenMancuso(Steven),his

childrenTerri MancusoClausen(Jeffrey)and

RobynLynn MancusoTalamo(Vincent),and

his four grandchildren,NinaFelicia Talamo,

LeonardoSalvatoreTalamo,EthanSamuel

Clausenand DrewDonaldClausen.He is

predeceasedby his siblingsAngelaMancuso

Rosell(Jack)and RosalieMancusoRotatori

(Eugene).Sam’spassingleavesahuge void

in the livesof the manyfriendsand family

he touchedover the years.Hewill be greatly

missed.

Aprivatememorialceremonywill be held

to celebrate his life.Inlieu of flowers,a

donationto the LoweSyndromeAssociation

wouldbe appreciatedin the nameof Samuel

Mancuso,http://lowesyndrome.org/

SAMUELMANCUSO

(Salvatore)

Samuel“Sam”Mancusoof Potomac,MD,

passedawayunexpectedlyon November14,

2021,at the age of 87.

Samwas bornin AtlanticCity,New Jersey,

on April8, 1934,to AngelaDiPasqualeand

SalvatoreMancuso.Hegrew up in Wash-

ington,DC,wherehe attendedSt. Martin's

ParochialSchooland LangleyJuniorHigh,

followed by McKinley Technology High

School.

Afterhis High Schoolgraduation,Sam joined

the Navyand servedhis countryas aRadio

Operator.After fouryearsof service,he

attended Benjamin Franklin University,

Schoolof Accountancy,inWashingtonDC,

wherehe earnedhis CPA. His first job was at

RegardieBrooksand in 1961,he joinedMB

Haritonand Company,anaccountingfirm.

In 1966he marriedPatriciaAnnMooreof

Greenbelt,MD.His first daughter,Terri

Louise,was bornin 1970,and his second

MANCUSO

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STEVENLEEOSSER

(Age76)

PassedawaypeacefullyonThursday,Novem-

ber 18, 2021in Fairfax,Virginia,afteralong

battlewithachronicillness.His wife,two

children,anddaughter-in-lawwerebyhisside.

Stevenwas the belovedhusbandof 53 years

to SusanOsser;lovingfatherto Jason and

Alison;father-in-lawtoYipingandDan;and

cherishedgrandfatherto Alexandria,Jessica,

and Samantha.Formost of his careerhe was

thecomptrollerfortheTownofUnion.Healso

servedas fire commissionfor the volunteer

EndwellFireDepartment.In retirementhe

workedattheNewseumwherehefound

particularjoy in givingtoursto schoolchildren.

Formany years,until his mobilitywas impaired,

hevolunteeredattheU.S.HolocaustMemorial

Museumin orderto supportits mission.He

enjoyedsocializing,dining,and playingcards

withfriends.Mostofall,Stevenlovedbeing

withfamilyand indulginghis granddaughters.

He will be crematedand will not haveafuneral

service.Shouldfriendsdesire,memorialcontri-

butionsmay be sent to the AmericanDiabetes

Associationor the ArthritisFoundation.

OSSER

DEATH NOTICE

TAIJAK.RASBERRY

Taija K. Rasberry,onNovember9, 2021.

BeloveddaughterofTamaraRasberry;sister

of TelannaRasberry;andnieceof George

Rasberry,Jr. Memorialserviceon November

23, 2021at ChambersFuneral Home,5801

ClevelandAve.,Riverdale,MD12p.m. to 2p.m.

RASBERRY

ROBERTM. REEVES

The membersof the RetiredFire-

fightersAssociation of Washing-

ton, DC.regretto announcethe

passingof RobertMReeveson

November 19, 2021. Brother

Reeveswasappointedon April

28, 1958to Engine23 and retired

on December13, 1991as the 5th BFC.

TomScherer,President

REEVES

CARLALLENSAPERSTEIN

On Saturday,November20, 2021,

CARL ALLEN SAPERSTEIN of

Arlington,VA.Belovedhusbandof

MarySaperstein.Lovingbrotherof

JeanBeeman.Gravesidefuneral

serviceswill be heldon Tuesday,

November 23, 2021,1:30p.m.

at Gardenof RemembranceMemorialPark,

Clarksburg,MD.Memorialcontributionsmay

be madeto WashingtonHebrewCongregation.

Arrangements entrusted to TORCHINSKY

HEBREWFUNERALHOME,202-541-1001.

SAPERSTEIN

SCOTT DELIUSZIMMERMAN

“Scotty”

On Wednesday,November17, 2021of

Bethesda,MD.Belovedwifeof Daniel

Zimmerman; loving motherof Andy

Zimmerman,MalissaZimmerman(Andy

Shulman), and Emily (Joe) Germano;

devotedgrandmotherof Joe and Daniel

Germano;auntof Tracy Deliusand Robert

DeliusIV.MemorialServicewill be held

at St. JamesEpiscopalChurch, 11815

SevenLocksRoad,Potomac,MD20854on

Saturday,November27 at 10 a.m. Please

[email protected] if you

plan attendin personor virtually.Inlieu of

flowers,memorialcontributionsmaybe

madeto the MemorialFundat St. James

EpiscopalChurchat the aboveaddress,

or to the ZimmermanScholarshipFund

at Emoryand HenryCollege,POBox 947,

Emory,VA24327,or to the Montgomery

CountyStrokeClub,POBox 9343,Silver

Spring,MD 20916.Pleaseviewand sign

the familyguestbookat

http://www.pumphreyfuneralhome.com

ZIMMERMAN

INMEMORIAM

GRACIEMAEWRIGHT

November22,1942-April7, 2020

Inmemoryofourlovingmother,wife,sister

and grandmotherGracie Mae Wright.We

dearlymissher love,her laughter,

herjoyandherwisdom

WRIGHT

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EDWINAHOWEHOFFELD

September6, 1945–November17, 2021

On Wednesday,November17, 2021,Edwina

HoweHoffeld,age76,passedaway.Thefourth

of fourdaughtersbornto Edwinand Reita

Howewasraisedin Birmingham,OH and

Ashland,OH. She graduatedfromOhioWes-

leyanUniversitywithamajor in musicand

taughtthat subjectin WhitePlains,NY. After

earningaMaster’sdegreein EarlyChildhood

Developmentat OhioStateUniversity,she

taughtKindergartenin Hudson,NY and in West

Irondequoit,NY.While in Columbus,OH, she

met JeffreyTerrell Hoffeld.Ayear later,they

werewed,amarriageendedonly by her death,

48 yearslater.They livedin Rochester,NYfor

threeyearsbeforemovingto Rockville,MD.

She workedin aRockvilleday-carecenteruntil

the birthof theirdaughter,Erika, followedfive

yearslaterby the birthof theirson, Bradley.

She devotedherselfto the nurturingrearing

of bothchildren,devotingimmeasurable time

and dedicationto theirdevelopment.In par-

allel,she wasengagedin her ownpersonal

growththroughmanycommunityactivities,

someof whichincludedreligiouseducation,

socialgroupsandarchivalmaintenanceat

CedarLaneUnitarianUniversalistChurch.She

alsoreachedout personallyand developed

lastingfriendshipsin Yoga groups,Al-Anon

groupsand her cherishedbookclub.She also

remainedfocusedon her familyof origin,

nownumberingthe threeoldersisters,Jessie

Portmann(Medfield,MA),GerrySommers

(Claverack,NY) andEmilyHowe(St. Paul,

MN)ninenieces/nephewsand sevengrand-

nieces/grandnephews.

She has beencrematedthroughthe services

of the CollinsFuneral Home.Amulti-platform

(bothonlineand in-person)MemorialServiceis

plannedthroughCedarLaneUnitarianUniver-

salistChurchin earlyJanuary;furtherdetails

will be publishedshortlybeforethat time.

It is suggestedthatin lieu of flowers,con-

tributionsbe madein her memoryto the

JohnP. MurthaCancerCenterat Walter Reed

Bethesda(hjf.org)or to CedarLaneUnitarian

UniversalistChurch(cedarlane.org).

HOFFELD

AILEENB. ONUFRYCHUK

On November10, 2021,AileenB. Onufrychuk

(age97) passedawaypeacefullyafteralong

life filledwithlove,laughterandkindness

to everyoneshe met.She wasprecededin

deathby her husbandof 54 years,Michael,in

2001.Aileenis survivedby her sons,Michael

(Debbie),Bill (Cathy)and James.Along with her

sons,she leavesbehindsevengrandchildren

and nine great-grandchildrenwithanotheron

the way.Visitationwill be at MurphyFuneral

Home,1102 WBroadSt, Falls Church,VA

on November29 from4:30to 7p.m. The

memorialservicewill be heldNovember 30

at 10:15a.m. at St. Johnthe BelovedCatholic

Churchin Mclean,VA.Aprivatefamilyburial

servicewill followat QuanticoNationalCeme-

tery.Inlieu of flowerspleaseconsidera

memorialcontributionto the Father McKenna

Center,19“I” StreetNW,Washington,DC

20001 https://fathermckennacenter.org/how-

you-can-help/donate/.To sharecondolences

or for more information please visit

https://tinyurl.com/OnufrychukObit

ONUFRYCHUK

the birthof her daughter,Kristi. Forthe next

30 years,she devotedherselfto the care

of her family.She specificallyinvestedmuch

time and energyinto takingcare of the needs

of Kristi,who had Rett Syndrome.

In 2014,she andAlan retiredto the Richmond

areato be closerto family,especiallytheir

five lovinggrandchildren.She wasawon-

derfuland generousGrandma.She enjoyed

watchingher grandchildrenplay sports,tak-

ing themto plays,takingthemshopping,

doingcrafts withthem,and just generally

spoilingthem.

In additionto her family,she lovedto travel.

Shealsoenjoyedcrafts,reading,playing

cardsand watchingthe WashingtonNation-

als play.

She was precededin deathby her husband,

AlanW. Smith;her daughter,Kristi M. Smith;

and her parents,HunterA. and Eva E. Parker.

She is survivedby her son Dr.MatthewA.

Smithand his wife,Shelley;grandchildren

London,Sienna,Brady,Autumnand Kenley

Smith;siblingsJoy Smith(Larry),Andrew

Parker (Beth),Evie Scott(Duane)and Steve

Parker (Sharon);brother-in-law,J.David

Smith(LeighAnn);as well as ahost of other

familymembersand friends.

Family and friendswill be receivedon Sun-

day,November21, 2021from2to5p.m.

at Bliley’s-Chippenham, 6900 HullStreet.

ACelebrationof Life will be held1p.m.

Monday,November22, 2021at Winfree

MemorialBaptistChurchin Midlothian,Va.,

with intermentto followin HollywoodCeme-

tery,Richmond,Va.The familysuggestscon-

tributionsbe madeto the Rettsyndrome.org

in honorof KristiSmithor WinfreeMemorial

BaptistChurchgeneral fund.

GAILMARIESMITH

Gail MarieSmith,74, of Moseley,VA, wentto

be with the Lord on November17, 2021.She

was bornOctober16, 1947in Washington,

D.C.,tothe late HunterA. and Eva E. Parker.

She was raised in TempleHills,MD. Where

she spentmuchof her youthfrolickingwith

her manysiblingsand friends.Asateenager,

she was activein Job’sDaughters,risingto

the levelof HonoredQueen.

In 11thgrade,she met the love of her life,

Alan,and theyweremarriedin 1968.She

brieflyattendedCarson-NewmanCollegein

JeffersonCity,TN, andmadethe Dean’s

List in the onlysemestershe wasthere.

Followingthis,she workedseveral jobsto

help put Alanthroughmedicalschool.These

includedworkingfor the telephonecompany

and doingsecretarialwork.

In 1972,she beganher life as amotherwith

SMITH

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KATHYELLENSCOURAS

KathyEllenScouras,age 74, passedaway

on November17, 2021,in her homein

Rockville,Maryland.She was bornin Mine-

ola, NewYork, and latermovedto Floral

Park, NewYork, beforespendingmostof

her childhoodin Greenlawn,NewYork. She

is survivedby her husbandof 52 years,

James Scouras,who she met in high school;

twochildren,JenniferElin Karcher(age

49) and DavidJason Scouras (age42); as

wellas fourgrandchildren,asister,and

several niecesand nephews.She graduated

fromAlfredUniversitywithabachelor’sin

nursingand fromTrinityCollegewitha

master’sinhealthpromotioncounseling,

and she pursuedacareerin publichealth

nursing,schoolnursing,andcounseling.

She was alwaysappreciatedby her patients

for her caringpersonalityand respected

by her peersfor her nursingknowledge.

Kathydevotedher life to helpingothers

and also touchedthe livesof manyfriends

and neighbors.She especiallyenjoyedthe

comfortand joy of her beloveddog Gracie.

In her sparetimeshe lovedreadingand

cookingand becamean excellentamateur

wildlifephotographerandacontributor

to wildlifepreservationcauses.Yet, most

importanttoherwasdevotiontohergrate-

ful husbandandchildrenwhohaveall

becomebetterpeoplefromher example.

Weloveher,missherterribly,andknow

that the sadnessin our heartswill neverbe

healed.Servicesprivate.Pleaseviewand

signthefamilyguestbookat

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SCOURAS

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$249eachadditionalinchwkday

$277eachadditionalinchSunday

Noticeswithphotosbeginat 3"

(All photosadd2" to yournotice.)

ALLNOTICESMUSTBEPREPAID

MEMORIALPLAQUES:

All noticesover2" include

complimentarymemorialplaque

Additionalplaquesstartat $26each

andmaybe ordered.

All Paid DeathNotices

appearon our websitethrough

http://www.legacy.com

LEGACY.COM

Includedin all deathnotices

Optionalfor In Memoriams

PLEASENOTE:

Noticesmustbe placedvia phone,or

email.Photosmustbe emailed.Youcan

no longerplacenotices,drop off photos

andmakepaymentin person.

Paymentmustbe madevia phonewith

debit/creditcard.

DEATH NOTICE