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DEATH NOTICEspannedover20 years,with Lori ago-to
personformathematicalprobabilitymodel-
ing and dataanalysisfor problemsrelated
to natural hazardsand environmentalrisk
analysis.Inadditionto authoringand co-
authoringscientificpublications,sheworked
for yearsas akey playeron asmallteam
helpingaUSGS economistdevelop,run, and
applythe LandUse PortfolioModel(LUPM),
arisk-managementtool to evaluateplansor
actionsintendedtoreduceriskfromnatural
hazards.
In 2003,Lori wedher husbandof 18 years,
and two yearsto the day later,she gavebirth
to theirdaughter.Six yearsafter,their son
arrived.Lori was alovingand devotedwife,
mother,aunt, sister,and daughter.Her hearty
laugh,brightsmile,jovialnature,and childish
enthusiasmfilledherfamilywithjoy.Her
warmth,caring,genuineness,and loyaltyto
familyand friendsendearedher so to all who
had the pleasureto knowher.Lori’slast act
of selflessnessand generosity,donatingher
organsandtissues,savedthelivesofthree
and helpedmanyothers.
Lorienjoyednumerousthings—attending
familyget-togethersandoutings;socializing
withfriends;reading;traveling;diningout;
goingto plays,movies,and her children’s
sportingevents;participatingin non-strenu-
ous outdooractivities(e.g., hikes,bike rides,
andsoftball)incool,overcastweather;using
Excel;eatingqualityice cream.She adored
her childrenand cherishedspendingtime
withthem,as wellas withher parents,
stepparents,in-laws,and niece.
As asupporterof women’srightsand the
fightagainstosteosarcoma,the latterdue
to the passingof afriend’sson, donations
maybemade,inlieuofflowers,tothe
NationalOrganizationfor Women(NOW),at
https://now.org,or The OsteosarcomaCol-
laborative,athttps://oscollaborative.org.
Inlightofthepandemic,asmall,private
servicewasheld,withLori laid to rest at
Hillsof EternityMemorialPark in Colma,
California.LAURADINITZ"Lori"
On January7, 2022,aftervaliantlybattling
the effectsof acerebral hemorrhage,Laura
(Lori)Dinitzsuccumbed,at the age of 51, to a
stroke.
Lori wasbornand raisedin Montgomery
County,Maryland,andwastheolderoftwo
siblings.From an earlyage,she appreciated
the importanceof family;in fact,to her,
familywas everything.Lori formedan imme-
diate,unbreakablebondwithher sister,
watchingoverher,actingasherconfidante
and mentor,and becomingher bestfriend
for life.She excelledin school,particularly
in mathematics,and followedin her father’s
footstepsbyattendingtheUniversityof
Michigan,AnnArbor(UMich).Whilethere,
Lori earnedaBachelorof Artsdegreein
MathematicalSciencesand was amember
of its cyclingteam.Aftergraduatingfrom
UMich,sheearnedaMasterofScience
degreein IndustrialEngineeringfromthe
Universityof Arizona.
In 1995,Lori relocatedto the San Francisco
Bay Areato workas an operationsresearch
analystfor the UnitedStatesGeologicalSur-
vey(USGS). Hercareerwith the USGSDINITZHEADLEE
SALLYGHEADLEE(Age86)
Passedawaypeacefullywithherdaughter
andgrandpuppybyhersideonFebruary
14, 2022 (Valentine’sDay).Herhusband
Jamesandhighschoolsweetheartpassed
awayinMarch,2021.Shewaslostwithout
him.Sheisnowhappy,atpeaceandwith
herbelovedhusband,valentinesforever.
Shelivedalongandlovinglifefilledwith
joyandawonderfulfamily.Sheis survivedbytwochildren,David,andDonnaHeadlee:
twograndchildren,MackenzieHeadleeand
KirstenMarquez,agreat-grandchild,Jobe
David“JD”.Sheis alsosurvivedbyabroth-
er,JamesGoodlin.Shewillbemissedbyher
grandpuppy,Nugget.Sally’sworldcentered
aroundherfamily.Sheraisedawonderful
family,mendedscrapedelbowsandknees,
supportedandguidedherchildrenthrough
thegrowingprocessfrominfancytoteen-
ageyearsandontocollegeandadulthood.
Shepreparedandpushedherchildrenand
grandchildrenintotheunknownsofadult-
hood.Shelivedherlifeforherfamily.
Afterthechildrenweregrown,Sally andher
husbandhadseveral hobbies,ceramicsand
scrapbookingwereamongtheirfavorites.
Thesehobbiesgavethemanopportunityto
meetanddevelopmanyfriendships.They
treasuredthejoypeopleexperiencedby
receivingahandpaintedceramicorphoto
albumsoftreasuredmemories.
Herfamilytreasuresallthewonderfulmem-
ories.Shewillbemissedandforeverinthe
heartsofherfamilyandfriends.Thefami-
lyis havingaprivateviewingandburial.In
lieuofflowers,pleaseconsideramemorial
contributionin hermemorytotheDementia
SocietyofAmerica,[dementiasociety.org].
Pleasesignthefamilyonlineguestbookat
http://www.pumphreyfuneralhome.comLICHTMANN
JUDITHLICHTMANN
It is withprofoundsadnessthat
thefamilyofJudithLichtmann,
80,announcesherpassingafter
battling advancedstage lung
cancer.Shediedpeacefullyin
herhomeonFebruary17,2022,
surroundedbyherlovingfamily.
Judithis survivedbyherdevotedhusband,
Dr.AlbertLichtmann;heradoringdaughters,
Katherine(Kitty)Dockser(Evan)andVivian
Keller(Eric);andhergrandchildren,Saman-
tha,Drew,Julia,BenjaminandJoshuawho
eachgavehersuchprideandjoy.
BorninBudapest,HungaryonJanuary13,
1942 toDr.LeslieBardosandSusanBardos,
sheandherfamilylivedthroughsomevery
difficulttimesduringWorldWarII. Afterthe
1956 communistuprisingin Hungary,Judith,
alongwithherparentsandgrandmother,
IlonaJonas,emigratedtotheUnitedStates
andlivedinManhattanwheresheattended
theJuliaRichmanHighSchoolandNewYork
University.
In1962,shemetandmarriedherbelovedhusbandof 59 years,Dr. AlbertL. Lichtmann,
andmovedtoArlingtonandthenMcLean,
Virginiawheretheyraisedtheirtwodaugh-
ters,KittyandVivian.Judithwasactivein
Jewishorganizationsincludingfundraising
forIsraelBondsandservingasapastpres-
identoftheWomen’sAuxiliaryoftheHe-
brewHomeandchairingboththeStarlight
BallandAuntMinnieLuncheon.Judithalso
workedinretailsalesforover 17 yearsat
NeimanMarcusTysonsCorner.
Anavidskier,Judithenjoyedmanyyearsski-
ingtheslopesof Vail, Colorado.Shetraveled
theworldwithherhusband.Theirvacations
tookthemtomanyplacesthroughoutthe
UnitedStatesaswellasEurope,Asia,Cen-
tralandSouthAmericaandtheCaribbean.
Inthelast 15 years,sheandAlbertspent
severalwintermonthsenjoyingthebeach-
esandwarmthofNaples,Florida.Shealso
lovedart,fashion,reading(especiallywith
herbookclub),opera,theater,andhikes
andwalksinnature.Hermostcherished
rolewasbeingMumumtoherfivegrand-
children.
Shewasanexceptionalbeautybothinside
andoutandadoredbyherfamilyandmany
friends.Judithmadeeveryoneshemetfeel
importantandlistenedto.Sheleavesbehind
alegacyoflove,devotionandgrace.
AfuneralservicewillbeheldSunday,Feb-
ruary20,2022,10:30a.m.atTempleRo-
defShalom, 2100 WestmorelandSt,Falls
Church,VA 22043 (Covidsafetyprotocols
willbefollowed;proofofvaccinationand
masksrequired).Alivestreamoftheservice
maybefoundat:www.templerodefshalom.
org/live.Burialservicefollowingwillbepri-
vateandforimmediatefamilyonly.Thefam-
ilywillbeobservingShivaprivately.
Thefamilyasksthatin lieuofflowers,dona-
tionsmaybemadetotheAmericanCancer
Society.Funeralarrangementsentrustedto
SagelBloomfieldDanzanskyGoldbergFu-
neral Care.
http://www.sagelbloomfield.comfaithandwasafoundingmemberof St.
Elizabeth’sChurch,Rockville,MD. She active-
ly participatedin the churchcommunityas
amemberandCo-Prefectof the Ladies’
Sodalityamongothervolunteeractivities.
Murielattendedand coordinatedSt. Eliza-
beth’sretreatsat the DominicanRetreat
Housefor 20 years.In2004 whenshe stepped
downfromthe position,fellowretreatants
honoredher serviceby donatingtwo granite
benchesinscribedwithher name.She was
alsoan Arimathean,providingcomfortand
solaceto parishionersand guestsattending
St. Elizabeth’sfunerals.
Outsideof church,Murielvolunteeredas a
Cub Scoutden leaderand for the Congres-
sional4-H Club.She was alongtimemember
of the CongressionalHomemakers’Cluband
amemberand officerof the EchoesPotomac
LuncheonGroup.From 1974to 1988,Muriel
workedpart-timeas alegal secretary.
Family,friendsand educationwerehighly
valuedin Muriel’slife.Her sevengrandchil-
drenand six great-grandchildrenbroughther
immeasurablejoy.She andJohnproudly
attendedhighschool,college,post-college
and law schoolgraduationsfor theirgrand-
children.MurielandJohn’smarriagewas
amodelin mutualrespect,loveand com-
panionship.She frequentlymarveledat how
luckyshe wasto havemarriedJohn.They
traveledthe worldtogether,makinglasting
memoriesat homeand abroad.
Forthe past14 yearsMuriellivedwith
Parkinson’sdisease.The diseasedid not
defineher as she continuedto exercise
and participatein as manyvolunteerand
familyeventsas she could.In lieu of flowers,
donationsin Muriel’smemorymay be made
to the Parkinson’sFoundationwww.parkin-
son.org/ways-to-give,MontgomeryHospice
montgomeryhospice.org/givingor theAsbury
BenevolentFund,www.asbury.org/founda-
tion/donate/asbury-methodist-village.
Visitationwill be heldMonday,February21;
2to4p.m.,DevolFuneral Home,10E.
DeerPark St, Gaithersburg,MD.OnTuesday,
February22, visitationwill be 12:30to 1:30
p.m. at St Elizabeth'sCatholicChurch, 917
MontroseRd., Rockville,MDwith afuneral
massat 1:30p.m. followedby repastin
gatheringspaceat St. Elizabeth’s. Interment
at ArlingtonNationalCemeteryat alater
date.Condolencesmay be sharedat Devolfu-
neralhome.com.MURIELR. MANN(Age91)
MurielRosenManndied on February13,2022
fromcomplicationsofParkinson’sdisease.
She was bornon July 9, 1930to IreneLarkin
Rosenand KassyRosen.She is survivedby
her belovedhusbandof 71 years,John B.
Mann,andher children:KenMann(Vicki
Sutton),Patty MannBronson(Jim),and Mau-
reenMannIllar (Dave).Her legacyincludes
sevengrandchildren,MeganBronsonHowell
(Craig), MarkMann,MatthewBronson,Kris-
ten MannAngnos(Deryk),MichelleIllar Kin-
nally(Jack),ColinIllar (Michaela),and Jesse
Bronson;six great-grandchildren,Isabelle
Howell,Craig Howell,CharlotteBronson,
EmillyaAngnos,ThomasKinnally,and Hudson
Howell.She was predeceasedby her parents
and her sister,Marie RosenWilson.She is
survivedby her sister,HarrietteRosenKoch.
Murielis alsosurvivedby manylifelong
friendsand extendedfamilymembers.
Bornand raised in NewYork City,Muriel met
the love of her life,John, priorto her twelfth
birthday.They marriedin 1950and starteda
familyon LongIsland,New York. In 1961,they
movedto the Washington,DC areawhere
they Iivedfor the rest of theirlives.They also
ownedacondominiumin OceanCity,MDand
spentsummersand weekendstherewith
familyand friends.John and Murielmoved
to Old GeorgetownVillage,Rockville,in1980
and finallyto AsburyMethodistRetirement
Village,Gaithersburg,in 2014.
Murielwas deeplycommittedto her CatholicMANNPOSTYOURCONDOLENCESNowdeath noticeson
washingtonpost.com/obituariesallowyou
toexpressyoursympathywithgreaterease.
Visittoday.GHIDEATH NOTICE DEATH NOTICEJEANROONEYDOHERTY
1932 –2 022
JeanDohertyofPhiladelphia,PAandFairfax,
VA,passedawayonFebruary15,2022.Jean
waspredeceasedbyherhusband,Robert
Dohertyand her daughter,SharonMcDougal.
Her marriageto ThomasRogersendedin
divorce.Jeanis survivedby her children,
ThomasRogers(LauraBienen),Lisa Simpson,
Eve Framiñán(Javier),AmyWakeman(Randy),
JanRogers(JamesHoofnagle),PeterRogers,
and NancyLyons (Michael);her cousinKen
Hubbard,12 grandchildrenandonegreat
grandchild.Afuneral is plannedfor Thursday,
February24, 11 a.m.,St.Mark’sCatholic
Church,Vienna,VA.Jeansupportedmany
charitiesand memorialdonationscan be made
to So OthersMayEat (SOME)or the Green-
springVillageInc.Scholars’Fund.Thefull
obituarycan be foundat virginiacremate.com.DOHERTYDORISH. DORAN
DorisHansenDoran diedFebruary10, 2022
on whatwouldhavebeenher 71stwedding
anniversary.
DoriswasborninChicago,Illinois,in1 928 and
spenther childhoodand muchof her adult
life in the Chicagoarea.She marriedThomas
Edward(Ed) Doran in 1951and they movedto
LaGrangeIllinoiswherethey raised afamilyof
threechildren.
In 1972Ed acceptedajob offerin Tokyo
Japan and theylivedthereuntil1978.While
in Tokyo Dorisenrolledand completedher
collegedegreeat SofiaUniversity.This stay
sparkedapassion,as they becameavid world
travelersvisitingmanyplacesthroughoutthe
FarEast, Indonesiaand SoutheastAsia.Upon
theirreturnto the U.Sthey movedto Falls
Church,Virginia.Dorislivedin the City until
movingto GoodwinHouseBaileysCrossroads
in 2009followingthe deathof Ed in 2005.
Doriswasactivein the Leagueof Women
Votersfor mostof her adultlife andwas
awardedaLife MemberAward of the Leagueof
Women Voters of Falls Churchby Proclamation
fromthe City of Falls Churchin 2020.
In additionto her husbandDoriswas preceded
in deathby son-in-law,Joe Gerrity.She is
survivedby threechildren,PamDoran (Carl
Swartz);KathleenGerrity;and Edward“Bud”
Doran (SeemeenHashem);six grandchildren,
Eric (Meredith),Kevin and BrianSwartz;Victor
Gerrity(Shannon);and Erin and AislingDoran;
and two great-grandchildren,Ben and Maddie
Swartz.
Amemorialserviceis plannedfor April30 at 2
p.m. at GoodwinHouse/Baileys.
Intermentwill be withher husbandEd at
ArlingtonCemeteryat alater date.
Contributionsin her namecan be givento
Goodwin House Foundation (Goodwin-
House.org/Giving/DonateStaffSupport)and/or
the Leagueof WomenVoters-Falls Church,PO
Box 156, Falls Church,VA.DORANEDWINPETEREARNEST"Peter"
Edwin“Peter”Earnestpassedawaypeace-
fully on Sunday,Feb.13, 2022,surrounded
by his family.
He was bornin Edinburgh,Scotland,child
of E. BurchetteEarnestand EmilyKeating,
whometand marriedin Englandwhen
Burchettewas servingas U.S. Vice Consul.
PeterattendedGeorgetownPreparatory
Schooland GeorgetownUniversity.Upon
graduation,he enlistedin the MarinesCorp
and completedatour in Japan.In 1957,
he washiredby the Central Intelligence
Agency.His assignmentsincluded:25 years
in the ClandestineServiceat Langleyand
abroad;the InspectorGeneral’sOffice;chief
liaisonofficerto the U.S. Senate;director
of mediarelations;and agencyspokesman
beforeretirementin 1994.He is the recipi-
ent of the CIA’s IntelligenceMedalof Merit
and the CareerIntelligenceMedal.
In 2002,Peterbecamethe foundingExecu-
tive Directorof the InternationalSpy Muse-
um wherehe continuedto focuson edu-
catingthe publicon the importanceof
intelligence.Heretiredin 2017but contin-
ued to serveon the Boardof Directors.
Peteris survivedby his wife,Karen,his
daughters,NancyCintorino,SheilaGorman,
PatriciaEarnest,andCarolEarnest,six
grandchildren,and eightgreat-grandchil-
dren.He lovedhis family,had an unquench-
able zest for life,and was passionateabout
whathe did. Atrue patriotand an eloquent
speaker,hewas proudto speakaboutthe
honorable workof intelligence.
In lieu of flowers,donationsmay be made
to the CIA MemorialFoundationor the
International Spy Museum’sMission:
Resilience.Intermentwill be held at alater
date at ArlingtonNationalCemetery.EARNESTBAUMAN
PHOEBELEE BAUMANPHD
Dr.PhoebeLeeBaumanplayed
manyrolesduringherlifetime,
includingwife,mother,mother-
in-law,grandmother,friendand
educator.Shepursued allof
thesewithawarmandgiving
heartandunboundedenthusiasm.
Phoebe’slifetimeendedintheearlymorn-ingofFebruary19,2022.
Hermemorylivesonintheheartsofher
family,all ofwhomsheloveddearlyandall
ofwhomlovedherinreturn:herhusband
of 64 years,Alvin;hersonDavidandhis
wifeKellyFaul;hersonDanielandhiswife
DawnBauman;herdaughterDeborahand
herhusbandRobMaytin;andPhoebe’sfive
extraordinary grandchildren—Sydneyand
JordynBauman,EthanBauman,andHallie
andOliviaMaytin.Eachwasblessedwith
Phoebe’shappynature,brightsmile,dis-
cerningintelligenceand,mostimportantly,
herabundantlove.
Phoebespentthelastthreeyearsandnine
monthsofherlifeatCohenRosenHouse
whereshereceivedexceptionalcarefrom
astaffofspecialpeoplewhotrulylovedher
andmadeCohenRosenHouseherhappy
place.Ourfamilyappreciateseachofthem.
Funeral servicewillbeheldMonday,Febru-
ary 21,2022,9a.m.atJudeanChapel, 16225
BatchellorsForestRoad,Olney,MD2 0832
withintermenttofollow.Amemorialservice
willbeheldattheBaumanhomeMonday
throughThursdayat7p.m.Servicesentrust-
edtoSagelBloomfieldDanzanskyGoldberg
Funeral Care.
http://www.sagelbloomfield.comDEATH NOTICEJAMESD.FOWLER,JR.(Age77)
April24, 1944 –February11, 2022
JamesD. Fowler,Jr. of Ashburn,VA passed
awaypeacefullyon February11, 2022at the
age of 77 withhis familyat his side.Anative
of Washington,DC,Jim was bornon April24,
1944 and attendedschoolsaroundthe world
as amemberof amilitaryfamily.In1962,he
graduatedfromBaltimoreCity CollegeHigh
SchoolinMaryland.AfterayearatHoward
University,JimwasappointedtotheUnited
StatesMilitaryAcademyat West Pointwhere
he earnedhis Bachelorof Sciencedegreein
1967.Thisachievementmadehim the first
AfricanAmericanto graduatefromUSMA
whoseparenthad also graduated.
In 1976,Jim joinedITT Corporation.He held
positionsof increasingresponsibilityfor 20
years,first at ITT headquartersin NewYork
City,thenrelocatingtoMinneapolis,MNwhere
heeventuallywasnamedExecutiveVicePres-
identand Directorof Administrationat ITT
ConsumerFinancialCorporation.From 1993to
1996,he was Directorof GovernmentRelations
in the Corporation’sWashingtonoffice.
Jim alsoleft his markin the community.He
wasafoundingmemberof the Executive
LeadershipCouncil,anonprofitorganization
committedto the developmentof globalblack
leaders,andlaterservedasExecutiveDirector,
andsubsequentlyPresident,oftheorganiza-
tion and its relatedFoundation.
Blessedwithabeautifulvoiceand athletic
prowess,Jim enjoyedsingingandplaying
sports,particularlybaseball,basketballand
tennis.After retirement,he lovedto spend
timeboatingandcrabbing,andtookgreat
prideinhelpinghisgranddaughterscatchtheir
first fish. Jim’sengagingpersonalityand sense
ofhumorhelpedtomakehimfeelathome
whereverlifeledhim.
Jim is survivedby his wife of 53 years,Linda;
his daughterKimberlyFowlerLuchtenberg
(Joseph);his son,ScottDanielFowler;two
granddaughters,Ashleyand AlexandraLucht-
enberg; his sister,DianneFowler Reason
(JosephPaul), nieces,nephewsand cousins.
He wasprecededin deathby his parents
RomayLucasFowler and James D. Fowler and
hisyoungerbrother,DavidL.Fowler(Cynthia).
AninurnmentatArlingtonNationalCemetery
will be heldat afuturedatewhenit can be
scheduled.
Memorialdonationsmaybe madeto the
Alzheimer’sAssociation,PO Box 96011,Wash-
ington,DC 20090-6011or alz.org.FOWLERWILLIAMROBINGLATTLY(Age91)
Of Rockville,Marylandpassedawayon January
31, 2022,afteralong illnessat homewithhis
familyby his side.
Robinwas bornand raised in Texas,the Philip-
pines,and Washington,DC.Hewas the son of
General Haroldand SallyGlattly.Robin attend-
ed St. JamesSchoolandWashingtonand
Lee Universitybeforebeingdraftedinto the
Armyas an occupationaltherapistat Walter
ReedArmyHospitalin Washington,DC.Asa
youngman,he traveledto Mexicowherehe
studiedArt and Spanishand workedas an
actorand astuntmanin movies.Hedesigned
the interiorand fabricatedsculpturefor the
MaunaLoa Restaurant in MexicoCityand
returnedto Washington,DC,todesignLa
Fonda Restaurant in DupontCircle.Hemarried
Eleanor,startedafamily,and openedand
operatedLa Fonda Carryoutin CollegePark,
MD.Hehad asuccessfulcareeras acommer-
cial designerfor AlanCox &Associatesfor
manyyears,eventuallyopeninghis own design
practice.
Robinwasacraftsman,awoodworker,a
painter,and asculptor.Hecollectedand
painstakinglyrestoredantiques.Hewas an
outdoorsman,aworld traveler,anaturalist,and
afisherman,askill he taughthis grandchildren
at his Culpeper,Virginiafarm.He was awon-
derfulMexicancook,sharinghis culinaryskills
with manyfriendsand familyover the years.
Robinlovedall creaturesgreatand small;he
cherishedmanydogsthroughouthis life,and it
was not unusualto see anestlingor wounded
bird withits wingin asling percheduponhis
shoulder.
Robinis survivedby his wifeof 62 years,
Eleanor;his children,Daisy(MikeBongiovanni),
Susanna(Jim Passanante),Ned (Lori)and Geor-
gia (TimHeatwole);andhis grandchildren,
Andrew,Nathan,Leahand JessieBongiovanni,
Caroline and Chloe Glattly,and Chelsea
McCarthy.
He was predeceasedby his parents,his sister
JanRamirez,his infantdaughterChloe,and
manygoodfriendsand cherisheddogs.
ACelebrationof his life will be heldin the
Spring.Inlieu of flowers,donationsmaybe
madeto the Partnershipfor AnimalWelfare
([email protected]) in memory of his
belovedbeagle,Peach.
“Dogslivesare too short.Theironlyfault,
really.” AgnesSlighTurnbullGLATTLYDEATH NOTICEDEATH NOTICEBARBARAANNHAYS
“Bobbie”
Diedon February10, 2022,at Sunriseof
Arlingtonin Virginia.She was bornSeptember
20, 1932,in Simcoe,Canada,the daughterof
IreneHolderand CarsonMcDaniel.
Barbaragrew up in Canadaand Washington,
DC.Shegraduatedin 1951 fromRoosevelt
HighSchool,andin 1955 fromtheUniversity
of Maryland.She workedfor CapitalAirlines
as aStewardessand laterExecutiveSecretary
to Capital’sPresident.She marriedWoodson
Haysin 1959and settledin Arlington,Virginia,
wherethey raised afamily.She was aparish-
ionerof St. Peter’sEpiscopalChurchand
also volunteeredextensivelyin the Arlington
communitythroughouther life.Anavid skier
and tennisplayer,she also enjoyedplayinggolf
andhostingherfamilyandfriendsatherhome.
ShewasalsoarealtoratLongandFosterfor
several years.Bobbiespenther sunsetyears
in Virginia,Florida,and Hawaii,enjoyingtime
with her grandchildren.
In additionto her parentsand brother,she
is predeceasedby her husband,Woody.Sur-
vivingmembersof her familyare her four
sons,Peter,Andrew,Robert,and David.Also
survivingherarehersister,Lillian;herdaugh-
ters-in-law,Laurie,Ilse,andAmy;hernine
grandchildren,Courtney,Julia,Carson,Katie,
Peter,Jessica,Shannon,Michael,and Olivia;
her great-grandson,Jackson;her niece,Sandra
and her nephewCarl.
Aserviceof remembrancewill be heldat
St. Peter’sEpiscopalChurchin Arlingtonon
Saturday,March 19, 2022,at 11 a.m.
ThosewhowishtorememberBobbieina
specialwaymaymakegiftsinhermemoryto
Hospiceof NorthernVirginia.HAYSNORMAJEANHOOD
OfficersandmembersofPrince
Hall Chapter#5, OES PHA,regret
the passing of our member,
NormajeanHood.Becauseof
Covid,aprivatememorialservice
will be held on Monday,February
21 at Isle of PatmosBaptist
Church, 1201 RhodeIslandAve.,NE.Interment
is also private.
GloriaJ.Jenkins,W.M.
A. DeonScott-Robinson,W.P.
DorothyDKittrell,Secy.HOODJACKSON
JUNEMAUREENCAMPBELLJACKSON
June Jackson received her wings on
Wednesday,February9,2022.Viewing, 10
a.m.untiltheCelebrationofLife,11a.m.,
Monday,February21, 2022 in theChapelof
ThorntonFuneralHome,P.A., 3439 Living-
stonRoad,IndianHead,Maryland20640.
Interment,WashingtonNationalCemetery,
Suitland,Maryland.SHALIETAANNETTEJOHNSON(Age58)
On February6, 2022,daughter of Doris
Johnson;motherof Aaronand AishaJohnson;
sisterof AngelaandKarenJohnson. Also
survivedby ahost of otherrelativesand
friends.OnFebruary22, friendsvisit withthe
familyfrom2p.m. untilmemorialservice at 3
p.m. at Horton'sFuneral Home,600 Kennedy
St.,Washington,DC.JOHNSONLEE
JEANS. LEE
Peacefullyenteredintoeternalreston
Monday,February7,2022.Precededin
deathbyherlovinghusbandofover 57
years,VictorT.Lee;survivedbyherdaugh-
ter,Janet;twosons,RobertandMichael;
threegrandchildren,andahostofother
relativesandmanyfriends.Visitationwill
beatKalasFuneralHome&Crematory,
6160 OxonHillRd.,OxonHill,MD 20745
onFriday,February 25 from2to4and 6
to8p.m.AMassofChristianBurialwillbe
offeredatSt.Mary’sCatholicChurchof
Piscataway,1 3401 PiscatawayRd.,Clin-
ton,MDat 11 a.m.,Saturday,February26,
2022.Inlieuofflowers,memorialcontri-
butionsmaybemadetothechurch.LEWIS
WILLIAMEUGENELEWIS
“Bill”(Age93)
OnSunday,February13,2022.Thebeloved
husbandofthelateKathleen“Kak”andthe
lateMaryLewis.Bill andKakaresurvived
bytheirchildrenGreg,KarenandRickLew-
is,LoriSanchezandstep-daughterBrenda
LeeSanford.Alsosurvivedbyeightgrand-
childrenandninegreat-grandchildren.Visi-
tationattheKalasFuneral Home&Crema-
tory,2973SolomonsIslandRd.,Edgewater,
MDonThursday,February 24 from 10 a.m.
untilhisfuneralservicebeginsat 11 a.m.
IntermentCedarHillCemetery,Suitland,
MD.Onlinecondolencesmaybemadeat:
http://www.KalasFuneralHomes.comBREDA
JOSEPHC. BREDA“JOE”
Joseph“Joe”C.BredapassedawayonFeb-
ruary8, 2022,in hisLeesburg,Virginiahome
followingaheroicfightwithpancreatic
cancer.HewasbornFebruary12,1949,in
Abbateggio,ItalytoFrancescoandFilome-naBreda.HegrewupinRensselaer,New
Yorkwherehemethischildhoodsweet-
heart,RoyanBreda.JoeandRoyanmarried
in1968.AgraduateofClarksonUniversity,
hewasanaccomplishedengineerserving
mostrecentlyasChiefScientistatLeidos.
HeissurvivedbyRoyan,hissonsJoseph
(Suzanne)BredaandMichael(Kristie)Breda,
grandchildrenOliviaandChase,andsiblings
Anna,Quintino,Lina,andJohn.Hewaspre-
deceasedbyhisbeloveddaughter,Lisa(Bre-
da)Cappelli.Joewasadeepthinkerwho
alsoderivedgreatenjoymentworkingwith
hishands.Hewasaself-taughtcarpenter,
electrician,plumber, landscaper,mechanic,
andgardenerwhowasalwaysin themiddle
ofahomeimprovementproject.Heenjoyed
traveling,food,wine,andthecompanyof
closefriends.Aboveall,hecherishedtime
spentwithhisfamily.Observingtheincreas-
inglypolarizedworldwelivein,heoffered
this simpleadvice:“A lwayschoosecivility.”
AcelebrationofJoe’slifewillbescheduled
atafuturedate.Inlieuofflowers,thefamily
asksyoutoconsideradonationtothePan-
creaticCancerActionNetworkorHospice.DEATH NOTICELINDENMUTH
JOANLYNNLINDENMUTH
JoanLynnLindenmuthofSilverSpring,
MD,formerlyofHamburg,PA,peacefully
passedawayonJanuary26,2022. She
wassurvivedbyherhusband,StuartLin-
denmuth;herdaughter,Amy;granddaugh-
terandson-in-law.Aprivateservicewill
beheldatalaterdate.Inlieuofflowers,
donatetoMannaFoodCenter,9 311 Gaith-
erRoad,Gaithersburg,MD20877.
Pleaseviewandsignthefamilyguestbook
at:
http://www.PumphreyFuneralHome.comJAMESR. LOWE,JR.
OfWashington,DC,died peacefullyon February
18, 2022.AFuneral servicewill be scheduled
for alater date.
Funeral arrangementsmanagedby Joseph
Gawler’sSons.LOWECEMETERYLOTS
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