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202-334-4122.DEATH NOTICEFARRELL
WALTER JOHNFARRELLJR. (Age87)
Walter JohnFarrell Jr,M.D., 87 passedaway
on May 13, 2022.Walter was aleadingRa-
diologistat INOVAFairfaxHospitalfor more
thanfour decadesand afoundingmember
of FairfaxRadiologicalConsultants,the re-
gion’slargestradiologypractice.
Walter is survivedby and will be deeply
missedby his belovedwife Renaof 10 years.
He was the devotedfatherof Michael(Su-
san),Stephen(Ketty),Patrick (Lynn) and Ann
Farrell Pulliam,and lovinggrandfatherof 13
grandchildrenand sevengreatgrandchil-
dren.Walter was precededin deathby his
parentsWalter Sr.and Stephanie;his broth-
er Robert;his first wife of 50 yearsBridget;
and his son-in-lawJoel Pulliam.
Walter was bornin LowellMA in 1935de-
scendedfromIrishand Polishimmigrant
families.Hewas raised in AkronOH.Upon
graduatingfromSt Mary’sHigh Schoolin
Akron,he was awardedan academicschol-
arshipto the MassachusettsInstituteof
Technology,wherehe earnedabachelor
of sciencedegreein 1956.He wenton toearnhis medicaldegreefromWesternRe-
serveMedicalSchoolin 1960.He completed
his residencyin DiagnosticRadiologyat the
NationalInstitutesof Healthwhileservingin
the U.S. PublicHealth Service. In 1968Walter
and wifeBridgetmovedtheiryoungfamily
to McLeanVA.Joiningthe Radiologygroup
formingat FairfaxHospital,he developed
an expertisein interventionalradiologyand
was the first to bringangiographyto Fairfax.
WhenCT scanningrevolutionizedmedicine
he was amongthe first radiologistsin the
area to use the new technologyfor interven-
tionalproceduresto treatas well as diag-
nosedisease.Hecontinuedto practiceuntil
his retirementin 1995.
Walter was akind and generousman,de-
votedto his family,his faith,and his many
deepand long-lastingfriendships.Amanof
manyinterestsand abilities,Walterenjoyed
tutoringhis grandchildren,andcontinuing
hiseducationby enrollingin postgraduate
coursesin science,historyand the arts.He
traveledthe world,lovedto ski, and play
golf.Hewas alongtimeactivememberof
WashingtonGolf and CountryClub.Hehad
aprofoundlove of Bridget’snativeIreland,
havingvisitedmorethan25 times.
Walter enjoyedhis final yearslivingwith his
wifeRenaBrendesin theirMcLeanhome
and becamean importantmemberof the
BrendesFamily,which broughtall greatjoy
and comfort.
Serviceswill be heldon Thursday,May 19,
2022 at St.Luke’sCatholicChurch,Walter’s
homeparishsince1968,locatedat 7001
GeorgetownPike,McLean,VA 22101.View-
ing will beginat 10 a.m.Massof Christian
burialimmediatelyfollowingat 11 a.m.
Internmentat OakwoodCemetery,401 N.
RooseveltSt., Falls Church,VA 22044.To
sharecondolenceswiththe familyor for
moreinformationpleasevisit http://tinyurl.
com/WFarrellJrObitHUBBARD
PATRICKL. HUBBARD
Of Arlington,VA,passedawaypeacefullyon
May 2, 2022,with his wife by his side.
Patwas bornon September22, 1962,in
Norfolk,VA.Hegraduatedfromthe Univer-
sity of Dallasin 1984.Patmovedto the DCareain 1985to attendlaw school,and he
receivedhis J.D. fromCatholicin 1988.Pat
was employedby the law firm of JonesDay
for morethan30 years.
Patissurvivedby his wife of 22 years,Jenni
Wallace;and theirthreesons,Henry,Bren-
dan,and Gus,ofArlington,VA;his father,
HenryLane(Nancy)Hubbard,of Roaring
Gap,NC; his sister,DeidreHubbard(Mario
Cornejo)of NewBraunfels,TeX; an uncle,
Ron (Diana)Hubbardof RoaringGap,NC;
and several cousins.Hewas precededin
deathby his mother,HeleneRyanHubbard;
his brother,KevinHubbard;and abrother,
Michael,who died in infancy.
Patdearlyloved,and was lovedby,his fami-
ly.Hewill be deeplymissed.
Visitationwill be heldon Friday,May 20,
2022,at 12 p.m. in the Parish Hall of St.
AgnesCatholicChurch, 1910 N. Randolph
St., Arlington,VA,followedbyaMass of
ChristianBurialat 1p.m. Privateinterment
to follow.Inlieu of flowers,donationsmay
be madein Pat’smemoryto charitiessup-
portedby the ArlingtonKnightsof Columbus
(https://arlingtonknights.org/)or to acharity
of the donor’schoice.MAILLIARD
MILLICENTFOX MAILLIARD(Age93)
MillicentFoxMailliard,aresidentof Fox
Hill in Bethesda,Marylandpassedawayat
the age of 93 on May 2, 2022,fromnatural
causes.
Knownto all as Millie,she was the eldest
daughterof EdwardJ. Fox, Jr.and Lucy
BuckFox, and was bornJanuary16, 1929in
Easton,PA.She attended theEthel Walker
Schooland Wells College.After college,she
livedin NewYork City,workingfor Merrill
Lynch until she movedto Washington,DC in
the early1950s.Millie workedfor California
Congressman,JohnAllen,whointroduced
her to his goodfriend,JuniorCongressman
fromSan Francisco,WilliamS. Mailliard.Bill
and Milliemarriedin 1957,and raised three
daughters,Julia, Josephineand Leigh.
Milliewas devotedto her threedaughters,
her fourstep-children,Bill Jr., Antoinette,
Ward and Kristinaand her five grandchil-
dren.Millie,amatriarch,kept her geograph-
icallydispersedfamilyunitedby hosting
excitingadventuresall overthe world.Part
of her lastinglegacyare the closebonds
forgedduringthosetripsbetweenher chil-
dren,theirsiblingsand her grandchildren.
Her tripsalso sparkedapassionfor travelin all.
As the wifeof aCongressmanand Am-
bassadorto the Organizationof American
States(OAS),Millielovedto entertainand
travel and did so extensivelywithher hus-
band.She also enjoyedgardening,especial-
ly at her lovelymountaintophomein Blue-
mont,VA.
Milliewas adedicatedvolunteerfor several
organizationsincludingthe JuniorLeague
of Washington,TheWashingtonHome,The
SmithsonianWomen’sCommittee,The Sul-
grave Club,The EvergreenGardenClub,and
the WashingtonAntiquesGroup.
Millieis survivedby her threedaughters
JuliaMailliardNelson,JosephineMailliard
Fleming (Steve), LeighMailliard Walker
(Brian);and her step-children,Ward Mail-
liard(Kranti),Antoinette Mailliard and Janie
Mailliard,wifeof the late Bill Mailliard,Jr.;
and Millie’sfive grandchildrenSteven(Ally),
Jennifer,Alexis,Williamand Andrew.Mil-
lie is alsosurvivedby her sister,Dorothy
Elickerand brother-in-lawEd Reedas well
as manynieces,nephewsand step-grand-
childrenand great-grandchildren.She was
predeceasedby her sister,Joy Reedand her
two step-children,Bill Mailliardand Kristina
Mailliard.
The familyis deeplygratefulto her caregiv-
ers for the exceptionallove and carethey
provided,especiallyduringthe last years
of her life.The familywouldalso like to ac-
knowledgethe wonderfulsupportprovided
by the staff at FoxHill.
Contributionsin her memorymay be made
to:
The Smithsonian Women’sCommittee:
http://www.swcmembers.si.eduAt the bottomof
the page,DONATE NOW,selectSWCGrant
Donationin honorof MillieMailliard
Servicewill be heldon Tuesday,May 31,
2022 at 11 a.m. at St BartholomewCatholic
ChurchBethesda,MD.IN MEMORIAMTAYLOR
DELORESSMITHTAYLOR
MARCH 8, 1936–JUNE1, 2019
70thWEDDINGANNIVERSARY
May 17, 1952–May 17, 2022
Ihave lost my soul’scompanion
alife linkedwith my own –
and day by day Imiss her more
as Iwalk throughlife alone.
Dr.AlfredO. Taylor,Jr.DEATH NOTICEANDERSON
ROGERARTHURANDERSON(Age99)
RogerAnderson,age 99, of Arlington,VA
passedawayonSaturday,May14,2022.
He was bornon April25, 1923in James-
town,NY.HegraduatedfromGroveCity
CollegeandservedproudlyinWorldWar
II. He wasacartographerwiththe US
GeologicalSurveyfor 33 years.Hewas
predeceasedby his wife,Chesterine.He
issurvivedbyhisson,DanAnderson;
daughters,Janet Andersonand CarolRoop;
granddaughters,LeahandErinRoop;great
grandsons,Isaacand TristanMilligan;sis-
ter,ShirleyDeBernard,and manynieces,
nephews,and theirfamilies.
Agravesideservicewill be held at Colum-
biaGardensinArlington,VAonWednesday
May 18 at 1p.m.
https://tinyurl.com/RAAndersonDEATH NOTICEDEATH NOTICEGLOVER
MELVIN HARIISGLOVERJR.
MelvinHarrisGlover,Jr. of MountAiry,MD,
passedawaypeacefullyonMay8,2022.
He was surroundedby his family.
Melvinwasbornin Gaithersburg,MD to
MelvinandRoseGloveron January5,
1943.He is survivedby his siblingsMary
Lou Gould,RoseAnneArmes,and Carol
MarieGlover.
Melvinissurvivedbyhiswife,InezEliza-
bethGlover;his sonsMatthewHarrisof
ChevyChase,MDand JohnPatrick of Fred-
erick,MD,his daughtersMichelleMarie
RobinsonofClarksville,MD,WendyAnn
Jacksonof Bethesda,MD,PennyGlover
of Bethesda,MD,MelissaAnn Vartabedian
ofMountAiry,MD;andhisgrandchildren
Christopher,Lauren,Lucy,Christian,Calvin,
and Elizabeth.Melvinlovedhis family,and
he will be deeplymissed.
ACelebrationofLifewillbeheldathis
homeon May 21, 2022.LEGASPI
ALFREDOLACUNALEGASPI
AlfredoLacunaLegaspi,MD passedaway
on May 12, 2022in Clifton,Virginia.Hewas
bornJanuary5, 1940 inPenaranda,Nue-
vaEcija,PhilippinestoNicanorPaderes
LegaspiandConstanciaCrespoLacuna.
Belovedhusbandto MaryKathrynLegas-
pi (Sank)for 53 years;brother to Reynaldo
(deceased)and Teadora(Legaspi)Obias;
fatherto Emily(Legaspi)Lucier,Frederick
and Eric;father-in-lawto Paul Lucierand
RacheleConte;anduncletonumerous
niecesand nephews.AMassof Christian
Burialwill takeplaceon Wednesday,May
18, 2022at 10 a.m.at St. Clareof Assisi
CatholicChurch, 12409 HendersonRoad,
Clifton,VA 20124.Areceptionwill followat
the CountryClubof Fairfax, 5110 Ox Road,
Fairfax,VA 22030.REINIGER
PETEREINIGER
Pete Reinigerof Hyattsville,Maryland,
passedawayonMay13,2022. Hewas
bornin 1949in Troy,New York, to Ruth
Connorand ErnestReiniger.
Petewas the devotedhusbandof Arlene
(Liebenau)Reiniger,the fatherof Eliot
Reiniger,and brotherof Constance(Rein-
iger)Kennedy;brother-in-lawof Betsiand
Harold Closter,JonathanLiebenauand
Gül Berna zcan,andJanetLiebenau;and
uncleto Tomand BethKennedy,Matthew
Closterand JulieBerger,and Avramand
Ada Liebenau.
He graduatedfromSUNYPotsdam,major-
ing in theaterarts,leadingto along and di-
versecareerwiththe NationalCouncilfor
the TraditionalArts,astechnicaldirector
and soundengineerfor the Smithsonian
FolklifeFestival,andas soundproduc-
tion supervisorfor SmithsonianFolkways
Recordings,the musiclabelfor whichhe
receivedfourGrammyAwards.Hewas
knownand admiredby traditionalmusi-
ciansaroundthe world.
Petelovedsailing,playedtrumpetfor the
Universityof MarylandCommunityBand,
and was an activevolunteerwiththe PG
AmateurRadioEmergencyService.
Aprivateintermentwill be held,followed
by acelebrationof life to be announcedat
alater date.Thefamilyrequeststhat me-
morialdonationsbe madeto MusiCares
(MusiCares.org).THOMPSON
MARYL.THOMPSON(Age88)
Of SilverSpring,Marylandpassedawayon
Tuesday,May 10, 2022.Marywas bornMay
2, 1934in Abiquiu,NewMexico.
Maryis survivedby her belovedhusband
of 66 years,ThomasThompson;her son
RobertThompson(Divine);her daughter
SharonCareccia;andher son ThomasG.
Thompson.
Avisitationfor Marywill be held Wednes-
day,May 18, 2022from10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
at Hines-Rinaldi Funeral Home,11800
NewHampshireAve, SilverSpring,Mary-
land20904.Afuneral servicewill occur
Wednesday,May 18, 2022at 12 p.m. at
Hines-RinaldiFuneral Home.Agraveside
servicewithmilitaryhonorswill occurfol-
lowingfuneral servicesat 1p.m. at Park-
lawn MemorialPark, 12800Veirs Mill Road,
Rockville,Maryland20853. Fond memo-
ries and expressionsof sympathyfor the
Thompsonfamilymay be sharedat
http://www.hinesrinaldifuneralhome.comTHURMANWARD
PHYLLISMARIETHURMANWARD
PhyllisMarieThurmanWard passedMay
13, 2022,fromnatural causes.Born No-
vember 1954 in StauntonVA,PhyllisThur-
manwasraisedin Arlington,VA by her
parents,Mary Hall ThurmanLoweryand
ChuckLowery,along with siblingsBarbara,
Patty,and Tom.
PhyllisgraduatedfromWashington&Lee
HighSchooland,thereafter,workedin
bankingand as an officemanager.She
met DavidWard in 1983,theymarriedin
1986,and theyraised theirtwo beautiful
children,Christineand Michael,in Sterling
VA.Phyllisand Davidwerelivingin Colo-
nial Beach,VA and surroundedby the love
of familyand friendsat the timeof her
passing.
Phyllis’passionswereher children,nieces
and nephews,and nuclearand extended
family.Phylliswas awonderfulmother,a
lovelylady,David’sbest friend,and loved
by all who knewher.She will neverleave
our hearts.
We invitefamilyand friendsto amemorial
serviceon Thursday,May 19, 2022,11 a.m.
at CovenantFuneral Servicein Fredericks-
burg,VA.
Onlineguestbookis availableat:
covenantfuneralservice.comDEATH NOTICEABT
IRWINE.ABT“Irv”
Diedpeacefullyat homeon May11, 2022
afteralongandcourageousbattlewith
cancer.Hewas bornon June21, 1934
in Buffalo,NYtoViola and IrwinAbt. Irv
graduatedfromCanisiusCollegewherehe
playedbasketballand wasamemberof
ROTC.HejoinedtheUnitedStatesArmy
upongraduationwherehe proudlyserved
his countryfor 25 years,retiringat the rank
of Colonel.Tours of dutyincludedstations
inEastAurora,NY,Germany,FortBliss,FortSill, Vietnam,Fort Bragg, Korea and several
differentpositionsin the Pentagon,includ-
ingservingintheOfficeoftheJointChiefs
of Staff.After retirementfromthe Army,he
workedwith World ResourcesCompanyfor
another35 years.Irv enjoyedwoodworking
and performingall typesof homeimprove-
ments.Heespeciallylookedforwardto at-
tendinghis sons’and grandchildren’ssport-
ingeventswherehewasoftentheloudest
voicefromthe stands.
Irv is survivedby his wife of 66 yearsDoro-
thy (“Dotty”),theirsons,Bob (Elise),Bill(Syl),
Brian(Lori)andBruce(Gunilla),grandchil-
drenBrad (Erica),Allison,Taylor,Kyle,Aus-
tin, Tori, Kevin (Katie),Michelle,Linneaand
Thomasand great-grandchildrenKamden,
Evanand Cora. He is also survivedby his
sister-in-lawJoan Landesand ten niecesand
nephews.
ServiceswillbeheldatNationalFuneral
Home,Falls Church,VA on Sunday,May 22,
2022.Visitationwill beginat 11 a.m.fol-
lowedby acelebrationof his life at 12 noon.
Intermentwill be at afuturedate.The ser-
vicewill alsobe live streamedat https://
vimeo.com/event/2118067
In lieu of flowers,the familyrequestsdo-
nationsto The WoundedWarriorProject,
CanisiusCollegeor any othercharityof your
choice.
http://www.nationalfh-mp.comSCOTT
EDWARDM. SCOTT
LT.COL., U.S. ARMY(RET.)
April16, 1932-May 1, 2022
EdwardM. Scottpassedawaypeacefully
onMay1, 2022 athomewithhiswifeMon-
terz by his side.Hegrew up in the District
of Columbiaand graduatedfromArmstrong
TechnicalHighSchoolin 1950.He gradu-
atedfromMorganStatein1954withaBA
degreeand aROTCcommissionas a2nd.
Lt. in the Army.Duringhis distinguished 20
yearcareerhemovedupintheranksto
LieutenantColonelas he servedin avariety
of highprofilecommand,staffand training
assignments.Most noteworthywas his as-
signmentwiththe ArmsControland Disar-
mamentAgency,State Department.Edward
(Ed) served2combattoursin Vietnam.Hewas laterassignedto the Pentagon,which
led to aspecialassignmentas the Armymil-
itaryliaisonto the Mayorof the Districtof
Columbia.Edretiredin1974.
He beganhis localgovernmentcareerwith
theDCgovernment.Heworkedinsever-
al capacitiesfor 20 yearsin the areasof
Personnel Management,EPAand OSHA
Compliance,Contracting,Labor Manage-
mentandUnionNegotiations,FacilityMan-
agement,and PublicWorks Management.
Whenhe retiredfromthe District,he was
servingas Administrator,Water and Sewer
UtilityAdministration(WASUA). Afterafew
years’retirement,Ed took apositionas Staff
AdministratorinPrinceGeorge’sCounty
Government.HelaterservedasAssociate
Directorof Officeof HighwayMaintenance.
In 2009Ed wasappointedby the County
Executiveas Director,Officeof Central Ser-
vices.Heretiredin 2011.
Ed is survivedby his wife,MonterzScott;
daughter,DianneRandolph;son,Michael
Scott,stepsons,CharlesSounderIIandEd-
die LamontSmith,five grandchildrenand a
host of otherrelatives.
Viewingwill be heldon May19, 2022at
Fort Foote BaptistChurch, 8310 Fort Foote
Rd., Fort Washington,MD,20744 from 9:30
to 10:30 a.m., followedby Phi BetaSigma
serviceand the celebrationof life serviceat
11 a.m.,whichwill be live-streamedat fort-
footebc.org.
Intermentwithfull militaryhonorswill be
at ArlingtonNationalCemeteryat afuture
date.YARBOROUGH
RUTHFELDTYARBOROUGH(Age89)
Wifeof the late MaestroWilliamC. Yarbor-
ough,conductorof the AmericanChamber
Orchestra, passedawaypeacefullyon April
19, 2022in Monroe,Wisconsin.Shewas a
soft spoken,positiveand determinedper-
son wholivedafull and excitinglife.She
lovedart, musicand family.
The Yarboroughsretiredto Wisconsinin
2003 afterlivingin Washington,DC,atThe
TowersCondominiumon Cathedral Avenue
NW for the prior31 years.Williamwas the
great-great-great-grandsonof Capt.Edward
Yarboroughof the 3rd RegimentNorthCar-
olinaContinentalInfantryduringthe Ameri-can Revolution.
Mrs.Yarborough grewup on the familybeef
farmin the beautifulrollinghills of Green
County,Wisconsin.She receivedaBachelor
of Sciencedegreein HomeEconomicswith
an emphasison InteriorDecoratingand De-
sign fromPurdueUniversityin 1955.
WhileattendingPurdueUniversity,she met
and marriedWilliamYarborough. At that
timehe was the conductorof the Purdue
Orchestra, afacultyand studentorchestra
whereRuthplayedthe Frenchhorn. They
remainedhappilymarriedfor nearly 50
years.Their proudestaccomplishmentwas
combiningtheirtalentsto formand operate
the AmericanChamberOrchestrafor 16
years.Venueswheretheyperformedin-
cludedAndersonHouse,numerousembas-
sies and the KennedyCenter.
William’sprofessionallife tookthem to
manylocationsincludingNorfolk,Virginia;
TraverseCity,Michigan;Chicago, Boston,
Philadelphia,Los Angeles,and to overseas
venues includingHawaii,London,Paris,
Rome,Viennaand Bucharest. Theyalso
traveledfor pleasurein the US,Canadaand
Mexico.
WhenBill’shealthdeclined,theymovedto
Madison,WI to be closerto family.After the
passingof her husband,Ruthvolunteeredto
supportthe arts at the OvertureCenterand
for neighborhoodbeautificationprojectsin
the CapitolNeighborhoodof Madison,Wis-
consin. ACelebrationof Life will be held
Thursday,June 2.ZELL
HELENZELL
HelenZell, aHolocaustSurvivor,died on May
14, 2022.She was bornin Zavidova,Czecho-
slovakianearMuncaz.Herfather,Israel
Berger,and mother,SheindelSmulewicz,
and siblingsGoldie,Feige,MoisheMayer,
Bellaand Rudyawerevictimsof the Holo-
caust.Only Helen,Bellaand Rudyasurvived.
In April 1944 she was takento the Ghetto
Mukacevo.In1944 she was imprisonedin
Auschwitz,Ravensbruckand Leipzigcon-
centrationcamps.Helenwaspartof the
DeathMarchin 1945and was liberatedby
the Russianson August5, 1945.
She met her husbandWolf Zelovic(William
Zell),anotherHolocaustSurvivor,after she
was freed.Theywerehappilymarriedfor 55
yearsand he passedawayin 2001.
TheyflewfromPragueto Brusselsand
ontoLaGuardiaAirportin NewYork. Theyarrivedin the US in November,1948 with
their6monthold son Sam,whowas born
in Czechoslovakia.
Theymovedto McKeesport,PA and had an-
otherson Jeffrey.They subsequentlymoved
to WhiteOak, PA and wereactivelyinvolved
withGemilasChesedSynagogue.William
builtasuccessfulwoodworkingbusiness,
Zell Brothers,with his two brothers.Years
latertheymovedto York, PA and became
activemembersof OhevShalomCongre-
gation.Helenmovedto Austin,TX in 2015.
Helenleavesbehindher lovingsonsSam
(Arlene)in Austin,TX andJeff (Lauri)in
Washington,DC.
Helenhas six lovinggrandchildren:Adam
Zell (Rachel),AlanaSeigel(Adam)and Lexie
Zell (Alex)in Austin,TX, Jason Zell (Kayleigh)
in Washington,DC,Carly Zell in Brooklyn,NY
and RyanZell in Austin,TX.
She has nineamazinggreat-grandchildren:
Evan,Benny,Goldie,Fiona,Hazel,Jude,Wil-
liam,Tali, Mayaand manyadoringfriends
and family.
GravesideFuneral will be 2p.m. Wednes-
day,May 18, 2022at SouthHillsHebrew
Cemetery,York, PA.Due to Covidprecau-
tions,the servicewill also be livestreamed
at facebook.com/kuhnerassociates/
In lieu of flowers,the familywouldbe grate-
ful for memorialdonationsto the United
States Holocaust MemorialMuseumin
Washington,DC.Make atributegift online
HERE(https://www.ushmm.org/).Or mail to
(checkor notethat it is in memoryof Hel-
en Zell).Attn:VelarieHarvell,US Holocaust
MemorialMuseum,100RaoulWallenberg
Place,SW, Washington,DC 20024.C0979 2x3
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EDITHDUREN
August1, 1928–May 17, 2020
Inlife,welovedyoudearly,
in deathwe love you still.
In our heartsyou hold aplace,
no one else will ever fill.
YourLovingChildren,
Grandchildren&Great-GrandkidsDEATH NOTICELANCASTER
FREDERICKA. LANCASTER(Age82)
FrederickA. Lancasterof BryansRoad,MD
departedthislifeMay6,2022.Devoted
husbandof MarjorieT. Lancaster;beloved
fatherof Gregoryand Jeffrey(Takiya)Lan-
caster;Heisalso survivedby brotherJohn
Lancaster;11grandchildren,15 great-gran-
childrenand ahost of otherrelativesand
friends.Friendsmayvisitwiththe fam-
ilyWednesday,May18,from9a.m.until
timeof serviceat11amat PleasantGrove
MissionaryBaptistChurch, 5560 Pleasant
GroveRd., Marbury,MD. Intermentto fol-
lowatPleasantGroveMissionaryBaptist
ChurchCemetery.NEWTON
MIRIAMPHOEBENEWTON
“Gigi”(Age80)
Of Alexandria,VA,died peacefullyfrom
complicationsof pneumoniaMarch20,
2022,surroundedby familyandloved
ones.Miriamwas part of the first gradu-
atingclassof AnnandaleHighSchoolin
1959 andstudiedat MississippiSouth-
ern.Miriamwas acolor editorand print
qualitymanagerat TimeLife Books,gen-
eral managerat HealthwaysHealthfood
Markets,and walkedand caredfor dogs
whichkept her happy,walkingand healthy
untilthe end.She was precededin death
by her parentsPaul and RoseNewtonof
Alexandria,VA,her sisterMary,brother
John,daughterPhoebeRoseand her son
Brett.She is survivedby her sonsDuane,
Ward and Sam;her grandchildrenJanelle,
Anna,John,BenjaminandJoshua;her
great-grandchildrenLukeand Adelyn;be-
lovedsister-in-lawJune;neiceMichelle;
andnephewsPaul andSteven.Miriam
livedafull life,was lovedby many,well
readand informed,an avid birder,alover
of music,awriter,photographer,and fully
curiousin life.Celebrationof Life service
will be held May 21, 2022,3p.m., at Olivet
EpiscopalChurch, 6107 FranconiaRd., Al-
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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,fax or
email.Photosmustbe emailed.Youcan
no longerplacenotices,drop off photos
and makepaymentin person.
Paymentmustbe madevia phonewith
debit/creditcard.