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DEATHNOTICE

BARMAT

DOLORESBIERMANBARMAT

DoloresBiermanBarmat,93,diedMay18,

2022,at her homein Maryland,surrounded

byherfourdaughters.ShewasbornJuly4,

1928,in Brooklyn,New York, the daughterof

Stella(Strahl) Biermanand MorrisBierman.

Doloreswasasingularandexceptional

woman,whosecharacteristicwit charmed

all thosewho knewher.Her sarcasticquips

wereequallybestowedon everyonearound

her –fromher closestfriendsand family

to the clerkat her localgrocerystore.Her

sharpmindpersevereduntilthe veryend.

Doloreswasanatural saleswoman;she

workedinhermother’sshopinBrighton

Beach,NewYork as ayoungwoman,found

easysuccessatvarioushigh-endretailers

includingI.MagninandLily Rubinduring

her career,and laterbecameamainstayat

her daughter’sstore in GreatFalls,Virginia.

Her truepassionwasraisingher children

and grandchildrenwhomshe fiercelyloved

(despitesarcasticquipsto the contrary). Do-

loresand her husbandMelvinmet at Hofstra

University;Doloresattendingas the first col-

legiatewomanin her family,Melvinreturn-

ing fromservicein WWII.Throughouttheir

62-yearmarriagetheylivedinNewJersey

and Maryland,followingMelvin’scareerin

telecommunicationsand buildingand shar-

ing theirlives.Doloresand Melvin’shome

in Bethesda,Marylandwheretheylivedfor

44 yearshad agravitationalpull, knownfor

largegatheringsof familyand friendsat hol-

idays.Doloreslovedto travel;she and Mel-

vinwenttomanyfar-flungdestinationsfor

workand pleasure,and eventuallytook their

childrenandgrandchildrenbacktotheirfa-

voriteplaces–London,Italy,SantaFe,the

Caribbean,andmostofall,totheirhome

in MountDesert,Maine,wheretheirfami-

ly spentjoyfuland memorablesummers

together.Doloreswasaborn storyteller,

who sharedher life,experiences,and advice

with her children,grandchildren,family,and

friends.She will be sorelymissedby all of

thosewho knew,loved,and reveredher.

Dolores’shusbandMelvinBarmatpassed

awayin 2012in MountDesert,Maine.

Doloresis survivedby her four daughters,

JoanBarmat,AlisonBarmat,BetsyStires

and husbandMark,and HopeHill and hus-

bandPeter;sevengrandchildren,Samantha

Altmannand husbandEben,MeredithStein-

fels and husbandTrevor,EthanSteinfelsand

wife Monisha,NathanStiresand wife Caro-

line,VictoriaSteeland husbandTyler,Sarah

Hill-YeterianandhusbandBenjamin,and

NicholasHill; and four great-grandchildren,

Milo Moorman,MabelAltmann,AugustAlt-

mann,and EleanorStires.

Funeral serviceswereheld 10 a.m.,Monday,

May 23, 2022at Jordan-Fernald, 1139 Main

Street,MountDesertwithRabbiSiemers.

Intermentwill be at BrooksideCemetery,

MountDesertimmediatelyfollowingthe

service.Shiva took placein Baltimore,Mary-

landonMay 24 and 25 at 110 EastLake

Avenue.

In lieu of flowers,contributionsin Dolores’s

memorymay be madeto K.U.R.E (Kids’Uve-

itis Researchand Education),at https://se-

cure.jhu.edu/form/wilmeron the drop-down

menuor donateby phoneat (410)955-2020.

Condolencesmay be expressedat

http://www.jordanfernald.com

BERLIN

ARNOLDBERLIN

On Thursday,May 26, 2022,Ar-

noldBerlinpassedawaypeace-

fully surroundedby familyin his

home.Born in 1937,he grewup

in Brooklyn,New York, takingthe

subwayto EbbetsField,playing

stoopballand rootingfor the BrooklynDodg-

ers and his favoriteplayers,Duke Sniderand

Roy Campanella.

He neverforgavethe Dodgersfor leaving

Brooklyn.AftergraduatingfromGeorgia

Tech withaBSinEngineeringand getting

his MBAwithdistinctionfromthe Harvard

BusinessSchool,he metthelove of his

life,Barbara, and marriedher in 1962.He

workedin mortgagebanking,thenreal es-

tateasapropertydeveloperandowner,

settlingin suburbanMarylandin the 1970s.

Hehadalifelongpassionforcollecting—and

was deeplyinvolvedin the JamesRenwick

AllianceCraft in supportof Americancon-

temporary craft. In contrast to his Brooklyn

roots,helovedthe AmericanWest and cut

alarger-than-lifefigurein his dailyattire.He

enjoyedwearingacowboyhat and boots,

accentedby colorfulsweaters.Hewas

generousto afault and woulddo anything

for his childrenand grandchildren,whoal-

waysbroughtasmile to his face,despitehis

curmudgeonlymottoinlateryears,“Every-

thing’saggravation.”

Hewaspredeceasedbyhisparents,Rose

and Gerald, and his youngerbrotherSte-

phen.Heissurvivedbyhiswifeof 59 years,

BarbaraBerlin,his childrenJustin,Kevin,

and Noah(Laura) Berlinand Danielle(Loren-

zo) Gori-Montanelli,andgrandchildrenCal-

vin, Violetand ElodieBerlin,and Nicoand

SaskiaGori-Montanelli.Agravesideservice

will be held at JudeanMemorialGardensin

Olney,Marylandat 2p.m., Sunday,May 29.

Family will be receivingSundayat 7p.m. at

the Berlinresidence.Inlieu of flowers,do-

nationsmay be madeto the Rett Syndrome

ResearchTrust at https://reverserett.org.

BLEDSOE

MARTHLUBLEDSOE(Age82)

Of RehobothBeach,DE, passedawayon

Thursday,May 19, 2022.Shewasborn

on September28, 1939,in Kirksville,MO,

daughter of the lateLeslieandLouise

(Hutchinson)Bledsoe.

Ms.Bledsoe attended Kirksville public

schoolsand earnedabachelor’sdegreein

1962.In 1979,she marriedher husband,

HaroldDavitt.Ms.Bledsoewas one of the

earliestPeaceCorpsvolunteersand served

in the Philippines.Duringthosetimes,she

livedwiththreeothervolunteers,one of

whomsaid:“I rememberMarthluas always

(evenin lateryears)vivacious,interested,

engaged,and involved.She wasalsojust

plainfun.WhenIthinkof her,Ifirst think

of her smileand readylaugh.We werea

hodge-podgekindof group,and she was

very muchat homein it.”

Afteroverseasduty,Ms. Bledsoewasa

PeaceCorpsrecruiterfor several years.She

movedfromthereto politicalcampaigns

and then serviceat manylevelsof the Wash-

ington,DC government.BeforeMs. Bledsoe

retired,she was the program managerfor

amulti-million-dollarwork-trainingcharity.

Ms.Bledsoewas one of the chartermem-

bers of the AdvisoryNeighborhoodCommis-

sionsin DC.She and her husbandmovedto

Ninthand NStreetsand restoredan 1870

townhousedamagedduringthe riots.Ms.

Bledsoewas instrumentalin gettinghistori-

cal preservationdesignationfor that neigh-

borhood.In 2012,she andher husband

movedto RehobothBeach,DE.

Ms.Bledsoefoundher callingin attending

to the needsof others.More thananything,

she cherishedtimespentwiththoseshe

heldmostdear.Ms. Bledsoewas aloving

anddevotedwife,and friend.Lovedby

many,she will be deeplymissedby all who

knewher.

ChapelCommittalServiceswill be heldon

Thursday,June 2, 2022,at 11 a.m.at Dela-

wareVeterans MemorialCemetery,26669

PatriotsWay, Millsboro,DE.

PleasevisitMs.Bledsoe’sLife Memorial

Webpageand sign her virtualguestbookat

http://www.parsellfuneralhomes.com

DICARLO

STEPHENJOSEPHDICARLOSR.

(Age69)

Of KeysvilleVA,passedawayon May27,

2021.Steveis survivedby his threechildren,

theirspouses,and two grandchildren.Born

May 21,1952,and raised in BerwynHeights,

MD,Stevewasa1970 graduateof High

PointHigh,andaMarylandStatewrestling

champion.Makessense,hewas stubborn

and strongand neverone to turndowna

fight.Literally.

Stevewas acommercialelectricianin the

DC-areafor over30 years;aproudUnion

man and memberof the IBEWLocal26 who

also taughtapprenticeship.Hewas sharpas

atack and meanas awhip.Hewas brutally

honestand the goofiestguy you ever knew.

He had almostno gray in his long jet-black

ponytail.He lovedlivingfar awayfromev-

eryoneand everything.Heplayedbasketball

withhis buddieson Wednesdaynightsfor

over30 years.Helovedhis dogs,cats,and

“hawses”.His passionwas re-enactingthe

“War of NorthernAggression”.The statues

comingdownall overAmericalast year

couldn’thavehelpedhis ticker.

We lost timewithour fatherafterour par-

ents divorced,but foundsomeagainas we

got mucholder.For that we are thankful.

We havegreatchildhoodmemories:tractor

rides,go-carts,JohnnyReb fireworks,dippin’

eggsand dirt igloos,bbguns and bonfires,

rollinggunpowdercartridges,drivingto Day-

tonaBeach,DIY tarp slip-n-slides,sledding

down“SuicideHill” (onceand only once).He

lovedbeingadad whenwe wereyounger.

We love and missyou verymuchOld Man

(we knowyou hatedthat.)Acelebrationof

life was held last June.

He is also survivedby asecondwife and a

sister.

FLORIA

ANGELOANTHONYFLORIA

AngeloAnthonyFloria,age 84, of Ocean

City,MDdied Wednesday,December15,

2021.He is survivedby his threechildren,

Peggy,Paul and Patrice.His wife,Rita Rice

Floriapassedawayon December26, 2021.

He was bornin Washington,DC,the son of

Italianimmigrants,Dr. SalvatoreFloriaand

Sarina(Balsano)Floria.At age 5, the fami-

ly movedto the Hillandalesectionof Silver

Spring,MD.Two yearslater,Dr. Floriadied

unexpectedly.Now (alonewithher own

familyin the NewYork City area),Sarina

singlehandedlyraised Angeloand his older

brother,the late JosephFloria.Angeloat-

tendedSt. Patrick’sElementarySchoolin

Washington,DC,and graduatedfromthe

Universityof Maryland(CollegePark) with a

majorin journalismand aminor in history.

At age 16,Angelojoinedthe HillandaleVoun-

teer Fire Department.Afteran enlistmentin

the UnitedStatesNavyand serviceaboard

the destroyerUSS Hickox(DD-673)as ara-

dar operator,Angeloservedas Hillandale’s

CaptainandStationTwelveCommander,

and also as Hillandale’sRecordingSecretary

for 25 years.Hetook pridein beingan ag-

gressivefirefighterand, in 1989,was induct-

ed into the MontgomeryCountyVolunteer

Fire-RescueAssociationHallof Fame.In

1992,Angeloretiredfromthe NavalSurface

WarfareCenteras the supervisorof tech-

nicalwriters.Heand Rita movedto Ocean

City that sameyear.After holdingotherem-

ployment,he beganworkin the OceanCity

CommunicationsCenterand spent11 years

as aFire/EMSdispatcher.

Afterbeingelectedas an Honorary member

in the OceanCity VolunteerFire Company

(OCVFC)at age 58, Angelorecertifiedas

an interiorfirefighter,and maintainedthat

certificationuntilage 73. In 2004,he was

giventhe President’sAward and, in 2021,

Firefighterof the Year.Heproudlyserved

the OCVFCuntil his death.Angelois remem-

beredas adevotedhusband,acaringfather,

and an enthusiasticfirefighter.Heenjoyed

afull life and reflectedhis feelingsin three

books:My family*Myself(an autobiogra-

phy),WhiteWolf (a World WarIIhistorical

novel),and VolunteerFirefighter*AMem-

oir.All maybe foundin the OceanCity Li-

brary.From2006-2017,Angelovolunteered

in the AtlanticGeneral HospitalEmergency

Department.

Serviceswereprivate.

In lieu of flowers,donationsin his memory

maybe madeto the OceanCity Volunteer

Fire Company,P.O.Box 27, OceanCity,MD

21843,wherefuturevolunteerfirefighters

are trainedto servetheircommunity.

Condolencesmay be sent by visiting

http://www.bishophastingsfh.com

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KIRILLOFF

NICHOLASMICHAELKIRILLOFF

NicholasdiedMay7,2022,atage82,athis

homein Frederick,Maryland.Bornin 1939

inBaltimore,hewasthesonofthelateMi-

chaelKirilloffand BarbaraChobcheck.He

was precededin deathby siblingsRev.Mi-

chaelKirilloffand MarieUher.

Followinghighschool,Nickservedfour

yearsin the U.S. AirForcebeforeattending

the MarylandInstituteCollegeof Art and

embarkingon alongandmuch-honored

careeras agraphicdesigner.Early during

his 20 yearswiththe InterpretiveDesign

Centerof the NationalPark Service,Nick

receivedthePresidentialAwardforDesign

Excellencefor his workon postersand pub-

licationscelebratingtheBicentennialofthe

AmericanRevolution,and developedmap-

pingstandardsfor the NationalParks after

an extensivestudyof Europeanmapping

systems.

Laterin his timewiththe Park Service,as

Chiefof the GraphicsBranch,Nickcollab-

oratedwiththe internationallyacclaimed

designerMassimoVignellion acohesive

“unigrid”designsystem.His contribution

earnedhim asecondPresidentialAward for

DesignExcellence.Nick eventuallyadapted

the“unigrid”forthe“wayside”(oroutdoor)

informationpanelsnowusedin National

Parksacrossthecountry.

Towardthe end of his career,Nick was cho-

senbyNationalGeographicMagazineto

serveas AssociateArt Directorfor Illustra-

tion.Duringhis decadein that position,he

guidedsomeof the world’sbest illustrators

in pursuitof perfectvisualsfor highlycom-

plexsubjectmatter—from Lyme disease

to Solareclipsesand well beyond.Hiswork

therewasrecognizedwithmultipleawards

fromprintand communication-artsorgani-

zationsand the AmericanSocietyof Illustra-

tors,beforehis retirementin 2000.

Awayfromtheoffice,NickandIreneKirilloff,

his fellowdesignerand wife of 53 years,lov-

inglyrestoredtheir19th-centuryFrederick

townhouse.Nick was also treasuredamong

his friendsfor his big heart,dry humor,un-

assumingmanner,perfectcrêpes,and un-

matchedpickledherring.AlongwithIrene,

his owngreatesttreasureswerehis two

daughters,Marta Barberand KatyaKirilloff,

to whomhe was always“Tato,” the Ukrani-

an equivalentof “Dad.”

In additionto his wifeand daughters,Nick

is survivedby son-in-lawRichardBarber

andgrandsonsKnoxandKaiBarberand

Lev Lazarus.Serviceswereprivate.Memo-

rialcontributionsinNicholasKirilloff’shonor

shouldbe addressedto Alzheimer’sFoun-

dationofAmerica, 322 EighthAvenue,16th

Floor,New York, NY 10001.

TENORIO

FUNERALCHAPEL

JOSERICARDOTENORIO(Age62)

JoseRicardo“Ricky”Tenoriocametothe

U.S. from CostaRica at the age of 19, with-

outmoneyorrootshereandknowingjust

one wordof English:hamburger.Heturned

that into alovingfamily,asuccessfulsmall

businessand avast communityof friends

and lovedones.Healso remainedacor-

nerstonefor his familyin CostaRica,where

evenas the babyof nine childrenhe was a

central figurefor his siblings,cousins,nieces

and nephews.Hedied on May 23, comfort-

ed in his final hoursby his four childrenand

wife.Born in San Jose,Costa Rica on Feb. 11,

1960,Rickyhad apenchantfor mischiefthat

eventuallyled him to leaveschooland se-

cretlysavemoneyto go to the UnitedStates

and chasethe Americandream.He got on

aplaneto WashingtonD.C. in 1980and,in

astrokeof luck,startedup aconversation

withLeahReostiin the AtlanticGarage

parkinglot wherehe worked.The two were

marriedon June19, 1982and raisedfour

children.Rickyspent20 yearsworkingat

AtlanticGarage,startingas aparkinglot at-

tendantand movingup to managerand su-

pervisor.Alongthe way,heinheritedafew

lawnsthat Leah’sbrotherscut in the Strat-

fordLandingneighborhoodin Alexandria,

Va., andgrewthosefew lawnsinto his own

business,Tenorio’sLawnCare,whichser-

vicedhundredsof customersover the years,

manyof whombecamehis friends.Hehad a

genuinecuriosityfor people’sstories,which

helpedhimformfriendshipswitheveryone

fromhis seniorcitizenclientsto the mail

carriertotheladyatthedelicounteratSafe-

way.Hewas the life of any party,and usually

thebestdanceratthesalsa-andmeren-

gue-filledfiestashe loved.He pulledpeople

to him withhis positiveenergyand sense

of humor.Thosequalitiesalso madehim a

tremendousgrandfather,and he foundhis

greatestjoy in life in his final yearsplaying

with his six grandchildren.He was preceded

in deathby his parents,ClaudioTenorioand

ElidaSanchez.He is survivedby his wife,

Leah;his daughterDr.Sarah Kennealyand

husbandKevin and theirfour children,Sam,

Calvin,KateandJake(Titi);hissonPauland

wifeNikkiand theirtwo children,Jane and

Ben;hissonSamuel;hissonJohnandfiancé

Ali Muir,his five brothers,Rafael(Felo), To-

bias (Billo),Claudio(Cuki),MarcoTulio (Ma-

cho)and VictorJulio;and his threesisters,

Flor,Ana and MartaElena(Nena);andmany

cousins, niecesand nephewsin CostaRica

and the U.S.,all of whomhe loveddeeply.

Aviewingwill be held on Friday,May 27 at

GoodShepherdCatholicChurchfrom5to7

p.m., followedby aprayer serviceat 7p.m.

Anotherviewingwill be held at GoodShep-

herdat 9:30a.m.on Saturday,May 28, fol-

lowedby aMass of ChristianBurialat 10:30

a.m. with areceptionto follow.Intermentat

MountComfortCemetery.Inlieu of flowers,

donationscan be sent to the EmergencyAs-

sistanceFundof GoodShepherd.

WACHTER

RALPHEUGENEWACHTER“Buddy”

Formerlyof Hancock,MD,died Monday

evening,May 23, 2022,at HeritageSprings

MemoryCarein Lewisburg,PA at the age

of 94.

BornFebruary18, 1928,he was the son of

the late WillardR. and GladysP. (Phillips)

Wachter.Hewas the last survivingmember

of his family.

He is survivedby his daughters,Mary L.

Jones,and husband,Norman,ofDanville,

PA.and BarbaraJ.Smith,of Hagerstown,

MD.; 12 grandchildren;11 great-grandchil-

dren;and one great-great-grandson.

In additionto his parents,hewas preceded

in deathby his lovingwife of 72 years,Della

M. (Peck)Wachter;his sisters,Mary Lavon

Wachter,DarceJean(Wachter)Davison,Pa-

triciaL(Wachter)Zilch;brother,DonaldLee

Wachter;son, StevenDWachter;son-in-law,

EdwardSmith;and step-grandson,Edward

“Ricky”Smith.

AftergraduatingfromHancockHighSchool,

June1946,he enlistedinthe US Armyand

volunteered for para-glider training.He

servedas aparatrooperin the 188thPara-

chuteInfantryRegimentof the 11thAir-

borneDivisionwhilestationedin Occupied

Japan 1946-1948.He was dischargedas a

PlatoonSergeantand joinedthe Airborne

Reserves.

Followingmilitaryservice,heenrolledat

the Universityof Maryland,graduatingin

1952,withaBachelor’sDegreein Educa-

tion.Continuinghis education,he received

aMaster’sDegreein Administrationat the

Universityof Maryland,as well as additional

graduatestudiesat the Universityof Mary-

land and at ColumbiaUniversity.

Ralphbeganhis teachingcareerin 1952,

by becomingthe first BusinessEducation

teacherat HancockHighSchool,in his be-

lovedhometownof Hancock,MD.In1958

he was appointedPrincipalof HancockIn-

termediateSchool.In 1962,he movedhis

familyto CecilCounty,MD.,wherehe had

acceptedapositionas Principalof Bohemia

ManorJr-SeniorHighSchoolin Chesapeake

City,MD. He laterjoinedthe CecilCounty

PublicSchoolAdministrativeStaffas In-

structionalSupervisor,eventuallyappointed

as Supervisorof theirFinanceDepartment.

He left CecilCountyin 1971to becomeSu-

perintendentof the CalvertCountyPublic

SchoolSystemin PrinceFrederick,MD.In

1973,he wasnominatedby the Maryland

StateSuperintendentof Schoolsto study

educationalprogrammingin Austria,Ger-

manyand Denmark.He retiredfromthe

Superintendencyon June30, 1980,after 30

yearsof combinededucationand military

service.

He beganhis businesscareerin the fall of

1980 whenhe becameExecutiveDirector

of the CalvertCountyBoardof Trade,which

was to becomethe CalvertCountyChamber

of Commerce.Heheld that positionthrough

1983,whenhe becameaconsultantand

lateran employeeof JohnsonControls.He

workedin commercialreal estatein Calvert

County,pursingthat career,part-time,until

his late 80’s.

He was activelyinvolvedin manyorganiza-

tionsthroughouthis life: formerPresident

HancockLionsClub,DeputyDistrictGover-

nor of Lions22W,formerPresidentof Ches-

apeakeCity LionsClub,two four-yearterms

as Mayorof Hancock,MD,former member

and ViceChairmanof the MarylandState

Boardof Elections,formermemberof the

WashingtonCountyGamingCommission,

memberof RetiredTeacher’sAssociation,

RetiredSuperintendent’sAssociation,Asso-

ciationof SchoolBusinessOfficials.Aswell,

he was alife memberof,WebsterB. Harri-

son Post 26 AmericanLegion,11th Airborne

Division,Universityof MarylandAlumniAs-

sociation,CalvertCountyChamberof Com-

merce,and the HancockHistoricalSociety.

Alife-longmemberof the EpiscopalChurch,

he was amemberof St. ThomasChurch,in

Hancock,MD., wherehe servedas aVestry

member.Healso servedthe Vestry at Trini-

ty EpiscopalChurchin Elkton,CecilCounty,

MD., and at St. Paul’sinPrinceFrederick,

CalvertCounty,MD. He participatedin many

churchrelatedactivities,includingseveral

fundraisingdrives.

The familywill receivefriendsat Damascus

Church,Big CoveTannery,Saturday,May

28, 2022,10 to 11 a.m. Funeral servicewill

followat 11 a.m.The Rev.StevenMcCarty

officiating.Burialwill be in DamascusCem-

etery.MilitaryHonorswill be providedby

FultonCountyHonorGuard.

Memorialcontributionscan be madeto St.

ThomasEpiscopalChurch,2East HighSt,

Hancock,MD 21750,to DamascusCeme-

tery Association,in careof RichardGrove,

880 GemBridgeRd., Needmore,PA17238,

ortothe charityof one’schoice.

Funeral arrangementswereentrustedto

GroveFuneral Home,141 West MainSt.,

Hancock,MD.Onlinecondolencescan be

expressedto the familyat

http://www.grovefh.com

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MOORE

ROSAMAEMOORE“MamaRosa”

Transitionedto her newlife on May17,

2022.RosaMae Thomaswas bornAugust

19, 1928,in Hamlet,NC to the late Clar-

enceThomasand ElnoraJenkins.Grave-

side serviceswill be held at 1p.m. on May

31, 2022at ParklawnMemorialPark and

Menorah Gardens,inRockville,MD.

PIERCE

DELORESS.PIERCE

DeloresS. Pierce,closedher eyesin peace-

ful sleepon May4, 2022.She is survived

by her husbandPreston,two sonsDerick

and Tony,two daughters-inlaw Lindaand

Karen,fivegrandchildrenTodd, Rachel,

Lindsay,Allison,andNicole,andcountless

otherrelativesand friends.

AvisitationwillbeheldatDaleCityChris-

tian Church, 14022 LindendaleRoad,Dale

City,Virginia22193,on Friday,May 27. The

viewingwill beginat 10 a.m.,with the ser-

vice followingat 11 a.m.The servicewill

also be livestreamedon http://www.dccccofpra-

sie.org/and http://www.facebook.com/dccccof-

praise/.Intermentwill followthe Serviceat

1:30 p.m. at QuanticoNationalCemeteryin

Triangle,Virginia.

In lieu of flowers,the familyrequestschar-

itablecontributionsinmemoryofDelores

S. Piercebe madeto ChantillyBaptist

Church,ChristianEducationMinistry,PO

Box 220175,ChantillyVA,20153;or use

E-Commercegivingonthewebsite,at

http://www.chantillybaptist.org.

Servicesentrustedto AmesFuneral Home

in Manassas,VA.

SHAW

EDWARD SIDNEYSHAW“SID”

Sid passedawaywith Alzheimer’sonMay

24, 2021.His originalobituarywas posted

last yearin the FairfaxCountyTimes.A

familygravesideservicewill be heldon

Tuesday,May 31, 2022,9:45a.m.,at the

FairfaxMemorialPark, 9900BraddockRd,

Fairfax,VA wherehis asheswill be interred

next to his belovedwife,Jo.

STEPHENSON

SARAHSCHROEDERSTEPHENSON

“Sally”

Sarah Stephenson,a50-yearresidentof

Oak Hill, Virginia died on May 12, 2022.Ser-

vicespending.For the full obituary,please

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GARRETT

MARYANN GARRETT(Age88)

MaryAnn (McManus)Garrett,wholivedin

ChevyChasefor morethanfifty years,died

peacefullyon ThursdayMay 19, 2022at her

homeat KnollwoodArmyDistaffRetirement

Residencein Washington,DC.

MaryAnnwas bornin St. Louison May 31,

1933. Her fatherwas an armyofficer,and
      she movedfrequentlyas achild, referringof-
      ten to the yearshe attendedthreeschools.
      She movedto Washington,DC in 1955,after
      graduatingfromthe Universityof NorthCar-
      olina.She marriedCharlesGarrett,in 1959.
      She and Charlieraised theirfour childrenin
      ChevyChase,Marylandwithregulartrips
      to RehobothBeach,Delawarewherethey
      sharedmanyspecialtimeswithfamilyand
      friends.
      She wasadevoteddaughter,sister,wife,
      mother,grandmother,aunt and friend.Her
      warmthand laughterwerecontagious.She

had aquick wit and alwaysprovidedsound

adviceand ashoulderto leanon. She had

manypassionsoverthe years including

tennis,Washingtonfootball,bowling,cross-

wordsand first and foremostsharingspecial

momentswith friendsand family.

She spenther last nineyearsat Knollwood

ArmyDistaffwherethe devotedstaff treated

her with tenderlovingcare.

MaryAnn wasthe widowof CharlesA.

Garrett.She waspredeceasedby her sis-

ter Louise.She leavesbehindfour children,

CarolPalazzoof Bethesda,Lisa Fitzpatrick

(Terrence)of Kensington,ChristopherGarrett

(Andrea)of Atlanta,Georgia,and Patrick Gar-

rett of Melbourne,Australia; grandchildren,

Kelly Palazzo,NicholasPalazzoand Lauren

Hilbert(stepgranddaughter);two brothers,

GeorgeMcManusof Sterling,Virginiaand

ChristopherMcManusof SilverSpring;cher-

ishedin-lawsand niecesand nephews.

AMass of ChristianBurialwill be held at the

Shrineof MostBlessedSacrament, 5949

WesternAvenueNW,Washington,DC on

Thursday,June 2nd.Family and friendsare

welcometo avisitationat the churchbe-

tween10 and 11 a.m.and the Celebration

of Life Massat 11 a.m.Intermentat St. Ga-

briel’sCatholicCemeteryin Potomac,Mary-

land to be announcedat alater date.Inlieu

of flowers,donationsmaybe madeto the

KnollwoodArmyDistaffFoundation, 6200

OregonAve.,NW, Washington,DC 20015

(https://www.armydistaff.org/donate/)or the

AmericanCancerSociety.

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TARAGIN

JEROMEB. TARAGIN

On Wednesday,May 25, 2022,

JEROMEB.TARAGIN,D.D.S.of

SilverSpring,MD.Belovedhus-

bandofElaineRivkinTaragin.

Devotedfatherof David(Hope)

Taragin, Linda(Michael)Gard-

ner,Deborah (Aiton)Marizanand Mitchell

(Judy)Taragin. Lovinggrandfatherof Ben-

jaminand LaurenTaragin, Jonathan(Liz),

Jenniferand DanielleGardner,Ozzie (Miri-

am), Sarah, Michal(ShuaLeff) and Tziporah

Marizanand Yitz, Shaynaand Joey Taragin.

Cherishedgreat-grandfatherof GaviGard-

ner and Charlieand AriellaMarizan.Dear

brotherofMorty(Donna)Taragin.Funeral

serviceswill be heldon Friday,May 27,

2022, 11 a.m.atYoungIsraelShomraiEmu-

nah of GreaterWashington, 1132 Arcola

Ave.,Silver Spring,MD.Intermentfollowing

at BethJacob AnsheVeshearCemetery,

Rosedale,MD. Memorialcontributionsmay

be madeto YadYehuda of GreaterWash-

ington,www.yadyehuda.orgor to Bikur

Cholimof GreaterWashington,www.bi-

kurcholimgw.org.Arrangementsentrusted

to TORCHINSKYHEBREWFUNERALHOME,

202-541-1001.

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ADDISON

INEZADDISON

On May 19,2022Inez Addisondepartedlife

inArlington,VAatSunriseAssistedLiving

withher familyby her side.She was born

March20,1933inLawndale,NCtothelate

ElvisLutz Sr and LeliaLutz.

Inezis survivedby daughter,Peggy;son,

James;brother,Melvin;sister,Dianne;five

grandchildren; two great-grandchildren;

nieces;nephewsand numerousrelatives

and friends.She was precededin deathby

husband,JimmieLee and daughter,Chrys-

tal AddisonHopper.

AvisitationforInezwillbeheldfrom 10 to

11 a.m. on May 28, 2022at Warner Baptist

ChurchinFallsChurch.Thefuneralservice

will be heldat 11 a.m. withreceptionto

follow.Thegravesideservicewilloccurat

2 p.m.on May28, 2022 atPleasantValley

MemorialPark in Annandale,VA.

http://www.murphyfuneralhomes.com

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