TUESDAY, JUNE 7 , 2022. THE WASHINGTON POST EZ RE K B7
DEATH NOTICEAKERS
ANTHONYS. AKERSSR.
OnMonday,May16,2022.
BelovedhusbandofDr.Diane
Akers.LovingfatherofMonica
AkersTerrelongeandAnthony
AkersJr.Heisalsosurvivedby
grandchildren,Camoni(Mau-
rice)Griffin,PrincessSeniorandAnikaTerr-
longe;great-grandchild,AyahGriffin,anda
hostofrelativesandfriends.OnThursday,
June9, Visitationwillbefrom 10 a.m.until
hourofService 11 a.mattheFirstBaptist
ChurchofGlenarden, 3600 BrightseatRd.,
Landover,MD.IntermentMarylandVeter-
ansCemetery,Cheltenham,MD.Condo-
lencesto
http://www.pridgenfuneralservice.comDEATH NOTICECOHEN
BERNARDHERBERTCOHEN
Bernard Herbert Cohen, of
Laurel,MD,passedawayon
Saturday,June4, 2022 atthe
ageof83.Survivorsincludehis
belovedwifeof 28 years,Car-
olEckstineCohen;twoloving
daughters;threedeargrandchildren;two
adoringsisters;andmanysupportiveniec-
es,nephews,andcousins.
Agravesideservicewillbeheldforimme-
diatefamilyonly,atJudeanMemorialGar-
densin Olney,MD. Acelebrationoflifewill
beheldatalaterdate.Memorialdonations
maybesenttoGilchristofHowardCounty
viahttps://gilchristcares.org/donation
ArrangementsbySolLevinson&Bros., Inc.
http://www.sollevinson.comDOMMEL
FERDINANDWILLIAMDOMMELJR.
“Bo”
FerdinandWilliamDommelJr.“Bo”,passed
awayonJune2, 2022attheageof79.Born
in WashingtonD.C. onNovember 23 1942,to
FWilliamDommelSr., andJaneLouiseDom-
mel.BillRetiredfromNationalInstituteof
Health(NIH)aftera32yearcareerasDirec-
torofEducation,OfficeofProtectionfrom
ResearchRisk.Healsoheldseveralsenior
levelpositionincludingDirector,Divisionof
HumanSubjectProtectionsandActingEx-
ecutiveDirector,NationalBioethicsAdvisory
Committee.His workledtohumanresearch
subjectsreceivingmoreprotections.Hehad
greatrespectforallpeople,andthisshowed
ineveryaspectofhislifeandrelationswith
hisfamilyandfriends.Heinfluencedposi-tivelysomanypeople.Prior,hegraduated
fromCharlotteHallBoardingSchoolinVA,
JoinedtheNavyandafterbeinghonorably
dischargedwenttoLawschoolatAmeri-
canUniversity,whereheearnedhisJuris
Doctoratedegree.Boenjoyedtraveling,the
beach,andfamilygatherings.Hewasfunto
bearoundandwasknownforhiswittyper-
sonality,gifttotalkin greatlengthaboutany
topic,andabilitytosingupastormatfamily
gatherings!“Bo”,wasprecededindeathby
hisparents,FerdinandW.andJaneDommel;
formerwifeJudy;nephewDavidMichael
DommelandnieceAlisonHarrigan.Heis
survivedbyhisHusbandCarlosAGonzalez,
TomDommelandwifeLiz,WinnieHarrigan
andhusbandMike;Brother-in-lawJuanGon-
zalezandwifeMariaFernanda;sister-in-law
inlawMarthaFrancoandherhusbandCar-
los;AlsoniecesandnephewsDebbieDay-
mude,ElizabethHainesandherhusband
John,LorraineDommel,TommyDommel
andwifeLauren,MichaelHarriganandhis
wifeMarta,AlejandraFrancoandEmma
Gonzalez.Bowasadoredbyandenjoyed
spoilinghismanynieces,nephews,grand
nieces,andgrandnephews.Healsoleaves
behinddearcousins,manyclosefriends,
andhisbeloveddog“PrincessSummerFall-
WinterSpring”.Relativesandfriendsmay
visitonThursday,June9, 2022 from9:30
to10:30a.m.attheRoyW.BarberFuneral
Home,2 1525 LaytonsvilleRd.,Laytonsville,
MD20882,whereafuneralservicewillbe
heldat10:30p.m.Intermentwillfollowat
NorbeckMemorialParkin Olney,MD.Online
condolencesmaybeexpressedat
http://www.barberfhlaytonsville.comMACKINNON
DONALD“DUNCAN”MACKINNON
Donald“Duncan”MacKinnon,age84,of
Mclean,VirginiapassedawayonThursday,
June2, 2022.HewasbornonDecember13,
1937 in Montreal,Canada.
DuncangrewupinToronto,Canadawhere
heattendedelementary,secondaryschool
(UpperCanadaCollege)anduniversity.In
June 1961 hegraduatedfromtheUniversity
ofToronto,withHonors,inElectricalEngi-
neeringandleftCanadatoworkfortheLink
DivisionofSingerin BinghamtonNYonflight
simulatortechnology.InSeptember1962,
heenteredCornellUniversityin IthacaNYto
dograduateworkinelectricalengineering
withemphasisoncontrolsystemandcom-
puterstudies.
AftergraduatingwithaPh.D.inJune1966,
heleftCornelltoworkattheMITInstrumen-
tationLaboratoryin CambridgeMA,famous
forthedevelopmentofinertialnavigation
andtheguidanceandcontrolsystemsfor
theApollomoonlandingmission.Atthe
Laboratory,hedevelopedautomaticland-ingsystemconceptsforpassengeraircraft,
spacetelescopesandtheDeepSubmer-
genceRescuevehicle(whichwasusedto
clandestinelytapRussianunderseacommu-
nicationcablesduringthecoldwar).
InMarch1972,heleftBostontoworkin
WashingtonfortheUrbanMassTranspor-
tationAdministrationoftheDepartmentof
Transportation.Whilethere,hedirectedthe
developmentoftechnologyforadvanced
automatedurbantransportationsystems.
Afterleavingthegovernmentin1982,he
workedatSatelliteBusinessSystemson
communicationsatellite technologyand
services.OnleavingSatelliteBusinessSys-
tems,hedecidedtofocusonhishobby
turnedprofession,designingandbuilding
houses.Inall hedesignedandbuilt5houses
almostsinglehandedly.
Inadditiontoengineeringandbuildinghe
wasatalentedartistandphotographer.
Whileinhighschool,hedesignedsetsfor
GilbertandSullivanoperettas.Incollegehe
wasanavidphotographerenteringinter-
nationalphotographicsalons.Hewasan
enthusiasticsailoronChesapeakeBayand
offshore,pilotingthreesailboatsfromBer-
mudatoAnnapolis,MD.
Heleavesbehindhiswife,TinaChen;his
step-daughter,ElizabethEl-Nattar;andhis
grandchildren,Lilly,AnnaandRamsay
AvisitationforDonaldwillbeheldWednes-
day,June8, 2022from2:30p.m.to3:30p.m.
atMurphyFuneral Homes,1102West Broad
Street,FallsChurch,VA22046,followedby
afuneral serviceat3:30p.m.
Fondmemoriesandexpressionsofsympa-
thymaybesharedat:
http://www.murphyfuneralhomes.comC0979 2x3
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please call paid DeathNotices at 202-334-4122.DEATH NOTICEDWECK
RENADWECK(Age104)
RenaDweck,104,ofChevy
Chase,MD, passed away
peacefullyathomesurround-
edbylovedonesonJune4,
2022.Borntheeldestofnine
siblingsin Brooklyn,NYin
1917,shemovedwithherlatehusband
SamuelDwecktoWashington,DC1940.
Rena’slongandjoyouslifewasoriented
tocaringforherimmediateandextend-
edfamiliesandgivingbacktotheJewish
communitythroughphilanthropylocally
andin Israel.
Sheis survivedbyherfourchildren,Ralph
Dweck(Louie),SusanDweck,AboudDweck
(Amy),andMoeDweck(Kathy);aswellas
hergrandchildrenElana(Amit),Noah(Kris-
ten),Nora(Michael),Sammy,Hannahand
Max;andgreat-grandchildrenJack,Violet,
Rumi,AdamandLeela.Aprivategraveside
servicewillbeheldonTuesday,June7,
2022.Contributionsinhermemorycanbe
madetotheSamuel&RenaDweckHoli-
dayActivitiesFundatCharlesE. SmithLife
Communities.
http://www.sagelbloomfield.comFOREMAN
CLARENCEEDWARDFOREMANJR.
“Tuts”
ClarenceEdwardForemanJr.“Tuts”de-
partedthisearthlylifeonWednesday,June
1,2022.Familyandfriendswillgatherfor
visitationonJune9,at 10 a.m., untiltime
ofservice 11 a.m.atFort WashingtonBap-
tistChurch, 11516 FortWashingtonRd.,
Fort Washington, MD20744.Intermentwill
takeplaceonJune11,atRooseveltMemo-
rialParkinChesapeake,VA.Fullobituary
availableat
http://www.briscoe-tonicfuneralhome.comDEATH NOTICESCHREINER
WAYNEROBERTSCHREINER“Bob”
(Age83)
BobpassedawayonMay31,2022,aftera
briefbutfiercelyfoughtbattlewithcancer.
Hewas 83 yearsold.
BobwasborninHays,Kansas,onChrist-
masDay1938.Hewasthefirst-bornson
ofGerardJosephSchreinerandMarjorie
EleanorSchreiner.HeissurvivedbyBeth,
hisbelovedwifeof 56 years:childrenRob-
ert,Laura,andJulia;daughter-in-law,Diane,
andson-in-law,Brian;grandchildrenColton,
Emily,Katherine,Kristen,Andrew,Zachary,
andTyson;sistersPatricia,Barbara, andCar-
ol;brother-in-law,Wendy,andsister-in-law
Marilyn;andmanyothermembersofabig,
loving,loud,andboisterousfamilythatnow
misseshimdearly.
Byanymeasure,Boblivedanextraordinary
life.Growingupin Hays,Kansas,Bobworked
onhisparents’farmandlateratthemotel
thattheybrieflyowned.Bobalsoworked
forhisfather’ssmallconstructioncompany,
wherehelearnedexpertmasonryandcar-
pentryskills.Alwaysanathlete,Bobplayed
football,basketball,andbaseballforhishigh
school,St.Joseph’sMilitaryAcademy,and
basketballandbaseballincollegeatBene-
dictineCollege.Baseballwasalwayshisfirst
love,andinhisyouth,hesignedwiththe
MilwaukeeBravesorganizationandbriefly
playedintheirminorleaguefarmsystem.
Asateenager,hestudiedforthepriesthood
fortwoyearsataseminaryinVictoria,Kan-
sas,buthisloveofsportscausedhimtogive
upthatcalling.Afterretirement,heenjoyed
manyyearsasamemberoftheNorthern
VirginiaSeniorSoftballleague,servinga
termaspresident.
AftergraduatingfromFortHaysStateUni-
versity,heappliedtoworkattheCentral
IntelligenceAgency.Whilehewaitedseveral
monthsforhisbackgroundinvestigationtobecompleted,Bobworkedasabricklayerin
Arlington–helpingbuildmultiplebuildings.
Becauseofhisaptitudewithlanguages,
theAgencyinitiallyhiredBobasalinguist,
teachinghimPolishfromscratch.Soon,
however,Bobmovedovertotheoffice
wherehewouldspendtherestofhiscareer
–theForeignBroadcastInformationService
(FBIS).HeservedoverseasinAustria,En-
gland,andThailand.Hecompletedacourse
ofstudyattheNationalWarCollegein
Washington,DC.Hefinishedhiscareerserv-
ingasDirectorofFBISfor5years.Uponhis
retirementinFebruary1996,after 33 years
ofgovernmentservice,hewasawardedthe
DistinguishedIntelligenceMedalandthe
NationalIntelligenceDistinguishedService
Medal.
BobandBethcontinuedtotravelextensive-
lyintheirretirementyears,visitingdozens
ofcountriesinNorthandSouthAmerica,
theCaribbean,Europe,theMiddleEast,Afri-
ca,Asia,andOceania.Bob’sfinalofficialtally
ofdifferentcountriestowhichhehadtrav-
eledwas105.AsBoboftensaid,“Notbad
forafarmboyfromKansas.”
Bobwroteandpublishedtwobooks.The
firstbook,PortraitofaKansasFamily–The
SchreinersofHays,wasameticulouslyre-
searchedhistoryofhisownfamily’shistory
andgenealogy.His secondbook,FromKan-
sastoKenya–anUncommonRoadforWine
Lovers,wasamemoirofhisinternational
travels,focusingonthemanywineregions
oftheworldtowhichhehadtraveledinhis
lifetime.Healsokeptdetailed,wittyjournals
ofhismanytravels,andthosejournalsare
nowtreasuredfamilymementos.
Alifelongsportsfan,Bobwasanardent
supporterofhisbelovedBostonRedSox,
althoughhefoundroominhisheartto
alsocheerforlocalteams,theWashington
NationalsandBaltimoreOrioles.Similarly,
alifelongGreenBayPackersfan,Bobalso
cheeredfortheWashingtonRedskins–and
whoeverhappenedtobeplayingagainstthe
DallasCowboys.
Bobwasfiercelydevotedtohisfamily–both
immediateandextended.Afterthepassing
ofhisownparents,headeptlytookonthe
roleoffamilypatriarch.Hekeptincontact
withsiblings,in-laws,cousins,second-cous-
ins,aunts,uncles,nieces,nephews,children,
andgrandchildren–nomatterhowfar-flung
thefamilyhadbecome.Clearly,hisfavorite
rolewasthatofgrandfather,andhetookob-
viousjoyinwatchinghisgrandchildrengrow
andmature.
AmemorialservicewillbeheldatQueenof
ApostlesCatholicChurch,Alexandria,VAon
Friday,June10,at 10 :30a.m.In lieuofflow-
ers,thefamilyhasrequestedthatdonations
bemadetotheLeukemia&LymphomaSo-
ciety(www.lls.org).DEATH NOTICECLARK
WILLIAMELLERYCLARK“Bill”
William“Bill”ElleryClark,whohadalong
anddistinguishedcareerinemergencypre-
parednessandresponse,diedJune2, 2022
in Annapolis,MDafteralongbattlewithAlz-
heimer’sdisease.Hewas 83 yearsold.
BillwasborninBoston,MAonAugust29,
1938,thesecondofthreechildrentoCap-
tainElleryHardingClark,Jr.andGrace(Ge-
linas)Clark.Billlivedalifeofservice,first
joiningtheAnnapolisVolunteerFireDepart-
mentin 1954 whenhewasjust 16 years
old.HeenlistedintheNavyshortlythereaf-
terandservedaboardtheUSSBoston,the
world’sfirstguidedmissilecruiser.
AfterservingintheNavy,Billbecamethe
directorofphotographicandfilmservicesat
theUniversityofMarylandinCollegePark.
Whilethere,hewasaskedtocovertheApol-
lo 11 missionforNationalGeographicand
receivedanawardfromNASAforhiswork.
HisexperienceatUniversityofMarylandled
himtoajobasdirectorofpublicinforma-
tionfortheMarylandStatePolice.Duringhis
timewiththepolice,herespondedtothe
sceneofmajorincidents,developedandco-
ordinatedcomplexspeciallawenforcement
programsanddevelopednumeroushigh-
waysafetyprograms.Oneofhisprograms
receivedaPresidentialAwardfromPresi-
dentJimmyCarter.
BilllaterjoinedtheMarylandInstitutefor
Emergency Medical Services Systems
(MIEMSS),whereheoversawa700-person
clinicalandfieldoperationsteam.Hewas
responsibleforthedirectionofthestate-wideEMSsystem,whichatthetimewas
initsinfancy.Heledday-to-dayoperations,
conductedmasscausalityexercisesandde-
velopednationalpolicy.
HismedicalexperienceatMIEMSSledhim
toapositioninthefederalDepartment
ofHealthandHumanServicesasitsfirst
deputydirectoroftheOfficeofEmergen-
cyPreparednessandtheNationalDisaster
MedicalSystem(NDMS).Hewasoneofthe
principalauthorsoftheFederalResponse
Planandinvolvedin manyfederal disasters.
Withgreatforesight,hepushedforchemi-
calandbiologicalterroristattackresponse
plans.BillservedastheU.S.civilmember
oftheNATOJointMedicalCommitteefora
decade.Notably,followingthetragiccrash
ofTWAFlight800,hehelpeddevelopanew
systemintheU.S.toprovidefamilyassis-
tancefollowingmajortransportationacci-
dents.
FollowingtheterroristattacksonSeptem-
ber11,2001,Billwasaskedtohelpdevelop
theDepartmentofHomelandSecurity.He
ultimatelyjoinedtheDepartmentofHome-
landSecurityasChiefoftheIncidentRe-
sponseSectionandlaterbecametheTeam
CommanderoftheNDMS-1emergencyre-
sponseteam.
BillgraduatedwithhisBachelorofScience
fromUniversityofMarylandCollegePark
andhisMasterofSciencefromTowson
StateUniversity.Inadditiontobeingaded-
icatedpublicservant,hewasactivelyin-
volvedasavolunteerinthefireandrescue
servicesinMaryland,enjoyedsailingonthe
SevernRiverandwasatalentedphotogra-
pher.Hewasseldomseenwithoutacamera
inhishands,andmanyfamily,friendsand
acquaintanceshavehisphotographsproud-
ly displayedin theirhomes.
Billlovedhisfamilyaboveallelse.Heissur-
vivedbyhisbelovedwifeofnearly 45 years,
AprilClark,ofAnnapolis,MD;onlychild,
KatieClarkandson-in-law,EricBobak,who
resideinHouston,TX.Hewasprecededin
deathbyhisparents;sisters,SusanClark
andVictoria(Clark)Waidner;andnephews,
ChipWaidnerandJonathanWaidner.
AmemorialservicewillbeheldatSt.Anne’s
ChurchinAnnapolis,MDonFriday, June 10
at1p.m.In lieuofflowers,memorialcontri-
butionscanbemadetotheAlzheimer’sAs-
sociationinhisname.Anonlineguestbook
is availableat
http://www.johnmtaylorfuneralhome.comGREY
JOANSMITHGREY(Age65)
Trailblazer,Leader andAdvocate
OnJune1,2022,JoanSmithGreyofArling-
ton,VApassedawayfrompancreaticcan-
cer.Joanis survivedbyherbelovedhusband,
ColonelDanGrey,USArmy,Retired;their
sonLieutenantCommanderStevenGrey,US
CoastGuard;daughter-in-law,Emily;three
grandchildrenRachel,AllisonandPatrick;
alongwithJoan’sbrothersPhilandBrendan.
BornFebruary2, 1957,Joanwasthesecond
childof“Jack”andAnneSmith,firstgener-
ationIrish-Americans.Joanandherthree
brothers,Phil,JackandBrendan,grewupin
Tenafly,NewJersey.InJuly1976,Joanen-
teredtheUnitedStatesMilitaryAcademyat
WestPointasamemberofthefirstclassto
includewomen.
Followinggraduationin 1980,shewascom-
missionedintheTransportationCorpsand
marriedDan,beginning 42 wonderfulyears
ofmarriagetogether.InanighttimeparachuteaccidentatFort
Bragg,Joansufferedabrokenback,ankle,
andtemporaryparalysisandwasmedically
retiredfromtheArmywiththerankofCap-
tain.ShewasawardedtheLegionofMerit.
Joan’saccidentprovidedperspective of
whatit wasliketobeabed-bornepatient,
andshefoundherselfdrawntobecomea
HospitalChaplain.Joanearnedadegreein
ClinicalPastoral EducationatWakeMedical
Center,followedbyaresidencyatTampa
General Hospitalasafull-timechaplain.
UponDan’smilitaryretirementtoVirginia,
Joancontinuedherwork.Sheco-createda
website,TheIndexCardCure.Shewasa
memberoftheArlingtonLadies,volunteers
whorepresentthemilitaryservicechiefsat
funeralsat ArlingtonNationalCemetery.She
ledtheWestPointSocietyofDC’sWomen’s
GraduateOutreachandreceivedtheSoci-
ety’sDistinguishedMemberAward.
JoanearnedaMastersinReligionfrom
HarvardUniversity,where shereceived
the 2019 ThomasSmallPrizeforacademic
achievement,character,andherthesis.She
adaptedherthesisintoabookGoodGood-
byes:AMortal’sGuidetoLife,aguidefor
thinkingaboutandplanningfordeath.As
publicationloomed,Joanwasdiagnosed
withadvancedcancer.Herlastdaysserved
asthevalidationofherbook,andherfinal
opportunitytoleadbyexample.
Joanmadeeverymomentcount,guidingus,
cheeringus,andinstillinginusanindelible
hope.Assheoftensaid,“Incaselifegetstoo
complicated,it’sverysimple–love.”
Inlieuofflowers,thefamilyrequestsdona-
tionsbemadein Joan’smemorytotheWest
PointWomen’sConference Endowment:
https://www.westpointaog.org/waystogive.
Amemorialserviceandgravesiteserviceat
ArlingtonNationalCemeterywillbesched-
uledatafuturedate.VAUGHTERS
THEODOREGEORGEVAUGHTERS
TheodoreGeorgeVaughters,ofCrowns-
ville,Maryland,diedwhileworkingoutside
hishomeonJune2,2022.“Ted”ashewas
affectionatelyknown,wasborninPortland,
OregononDecember30, 1941 toLucille
(Richardson)andRichardVaughters.
Tedwillberememberedforhismanyac-complishmentsasacivilianengineerforthe
U.S. Navyaswellasforbeingadevoutmem-
beroftheCatholicChurch.Hewashappiest
in theoutdoors,doinghisfavoriteactivities;
skiing,fishing,andkayaking.
Hewillberememberedmostforbeinga
dedicatedhusband,father,grandfatherand
friend.Lefttocherishhismemoryis hiswife
ofnearly 57 years,Karen(Borer)Vaughters;
aswellashistwosons,SteveandDoug
andtheirwivesKristin(Costello)Vaughters
andMichelle(Auth)Vaughters.Alsogrieving
hislossarehissevengrandchildren:Sam,
Emily,Mary,Greg,Luke,TopherandTess.He
is alsosurvivedbymanyotherfriendsand
relatives.
AMemorialGatheringwillbeheldon
Wednesday,June 82022 atHardestyFuner-
alhome 851 AnnapolisRd.,Gambrills,MD
from2to4p.m.and7to9p.m.Hisfuner-
alwillbeatOurLadyoftheFieldsCatholic
Church 1070 CecilAve, Millersville,MDat1 1
a.m.onThursday,June9,2022followedbya
receptionintheChurchHall.
Inlieuofflowersorgifts,pleasemakeme-
morialdonationstotheAmericanHeartAs-
sociation.
Onlinecondolencesmaybeplacedatwww.
hardestyfuneralhome.comDEATH NOTICEDEATH NOTICEDEATH NOTICEHILDERBRAND
UPTONL. HILDERBRAND“Pat”
It is withregretthatwenotify
themembersofSteamfitters
Local 602 ofthedeathofRe-
tiredBrotherUptonL“Pat”
HilderbrandonJune2,2022.
Privateserviceswereheldby
thefamily.Notice#1876.
ChristopherMMadello
F.S.T.KORDON
DR.MELVINKORDON
Dr.MelvinKordon,ofRockville,
Maryland, passedaway on
Sunday,June5, 2022 attheage
of84.Heis survivedbyhislov-
ingsons,Kevin(Gianina)Kor-
don,Marshall(Laura)Kordon,
andRobert(Tracy)Kordon;andcherished
grandchildren,StevenandRebeccaKor-
don,AvramandElenaKordon,andJackson
andDeckerKordon.Melvinwasprede-
ceasedbyhisbelovedwife,PhyllisKordon
(neeAstrow);brother,LarryKordon;and
parents,MaryandLeoKordon.
ServicesatSolLevinson’sChapel, 8900
ReisterstownRoad,Pikesville,MD21208,
onThursday,June16, 2022 at9:30a.m.
Interment Columbia Memorial Park -
Clarksville,MD.Pleaseomitflowers.Con-
tributionsinMelvin’smemorymaybesent
toFriendsHouseRetirementCommunity,
17340 QuakerLane,SandySpring,MD
20860.LEVIN
JOSEPHLEVIN
Joseph Levin, ofBaltimore,
Maryland, passedaway on
Wednesday,June1, 2022 at
theageof81.Heissurvived
byhislovingwife,JoanneLevin
(neeVolkman);hisadoringchil-
dren,Lara(Leon)Fleischer,Carrie(Todd)
Weitzman,AdamLublinsky,KristinLublin-
sky,andRebecca(Hal)Fero;andgrandchil-
dren,LeahFleischer,LarkFleischer,Sarah
Weitzman,JackWeitzman,IzabellaHum-
phreys,ConorLublinsky,LoganLublinsky,
EmilyFero,SamanthaFero,andNoahFero.
Hewaspredeceasedbyhissister,Merlee
Gerber;andparents,FlorenceandIsadore
Levin.
ServiceswereheldatSolLevinson’sChap-
el, 8900 ReisterstownRoad,Pikesville,MD
21208,onFriday,June3,2022.Interment
UnitedHebrewCemetery.Please omit
flowers.Contributionsinhismemorycan
bemadetoBaltimoreHumaneSociety,
1601 NicodemusRd,Reisterstown,MD
21136.ArrangementsbySolLevinsonFu-
neral Home.ROGERS
NAOMIKATHERINEROGERS(Age99)
BornOctober19,1922,passedawayon
May25,2022.Naomiservedasthefoun-
dationofherfamilyandhercommunity,
withherchararisticgraceandgenerosity.
Hermemorywillbeasourceofcomfort
andstrengthtoallwhoknewher.Naomi
is survivedbyhersons,DavidandCharlie
Rogers;herdaughters,JaneZimmerman
andElizabethRogers;andhergrandchil-
dren,MichaelAnich,NaomiHawkins,and
PeterZimmerman.AMemorialwillbeheld
attheInter-FaithChapel, 3680 S.Leisure
WorldBlvd.,SilverSpring,MD20906,on
Tuesday,July12,at2p.m.WINTERS
HAZELWINTERS(Age103)
HazelWinters,103,ofHyattsville,MD,
passedawayonMay27,2022.Sheis sur-
vivedbyherchildren,ElizabethHouchens,
AudreyBrusche,VirginiaDehart,Delores
Osborne,BarbaraGillott,ErnieWinters,and
BillyWinters;aswellasseveralgrandchil-
drenandgreat-grandchildren.Hazelwasa
registerednurseatBethesdaNavalHospi-
tal,whereshewaswell-likedbyeveryone.
SheattendedtoPresidentReagan’sgrand-
sonwhotooksuchalikingtoher,thathe
wouldn’tallowanyoftheothernursesto
givehimshotsorworkwithhim.Whenhe
neededcareovernight,PresidentReagan
wouldsendacartoHazel’shousetopick
herupandtakehertothehospitalsothat
shecouldattendtohisgrandson.Forher
outstandingcare,Hazelwashonoredwith
aPresidentialAward.Avisitationwillbe
heldatGasch’sFuneralHome,P.A., 4739
BaltimoreAvenue,Hyattsville,MD2 0781
onThursday,June9from1to3p.m.and 6
to8p.m.Afuneral MasswillbeheldatSt.
Jerome’sCatholicChurch, 5205 43rdAve-
nue,Hyattsville,MD2 0781 onFriday,June
10 at 11 a.m.,followedbyburialatGlen-
woodCemeteryin Washington,DC.
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5 "-$678
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SUNDAY
Black&White
1"- $179(textonly)
2 "-$376(textonly)
3 "-$543
4 "-$572
5 "-$738
6 "+for ALL Black&White notices
$150eachadditionalinch wkday
$179eachadditionalinch Sunday
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MONDAY-SATURDAY
Color
3" -$628
4 "-$676
5 "-$826
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SUNDAY
Color
3" -$665
4 "-$760
5 "-$926
6 "+for ALL colornotices
$249eachadditionalinch wkday
$277eachadditionalinch Sunday
Noticeswithphotosbeginat 3"
(All photosadd 2" to yournotice.)
ALLNOTICESMUSTBEPREPAID
MEMORIALPLAQUES:
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complimentarymemorialplaque
Additionalplaquesstartat $26 each
and may be ordered.
All Paid DeathNotices
appearon our websitethrough
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LEGACY.COM
Includedin all deathnotices
Optionalfor In MemoriamsPLEASENOTE:
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and makepaymentin person.
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