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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22 , 2021. THE WASHINGTON POST EZ RE B7

OF NOTE

Obituaries of residents from the
District, Maryland and Northern
Virginia.

Arthur Forrest,
TV director
Arthur Forrest, 95, a television
director who retired five years
ago after more than 65 years in
the business and directed the
NBC broadcast of the Tourna-
ment of Roses Parade from 1977
to 2017, died Oct. 25 at a hospital
in Washington. The cause was
respiratory failure, said his wife,
Marcy Forrest.
Mr. Forrest was born in Brook-
lyn and grew up in the Bronx. His
television career spanned the
gamut from janitor to camera-
man and director. His directed
credits included Jerry Lewis’s
MDA Labor Day Telethon, “The
Dick Cavett Show” and “Whose
Line Is It Anyway?”
For the past 27 years, he had
lived in Chevy Chase, Md., com-
muting as necessary for assign-
ments in Los Angeles and New
York.
In Chevy Chase, he led children
on Halloween costume parades.
At Christmastime, he put on a
Santa Claus suit and visited
neighborhood children in their
homes.

Sedgwick Moss,
travel agent
Sedgwick Moss, 89, a Washing-
ton travel agent for almost four
decades with Overseas, Gant and
VIP Travel until retiring in 1993,
died Oct. 22 at a nursing home in
Falls Church, Va. The cause was
congestive heart failure, said a
daughter, Ginger Moss.
Mr. Moss, who lived in Arling-
ton, Va., was born in New Or-
leans. From 1955 to 1976, he was a
travel agent for American Air-
lines.

June Martin,
Girl Scout official
June Martin, 97, who was an
administrator for the Nation’s
Capital council of the Girl Scouts
for 15 years, died Sept. 30 at an
assisted-living facility in Long-
mont, Colo. The cause was de-
mentia, said a daughter, Kristina
Linzer.
Mrs. Martin was born June
Johnston in Olympia, Wash., and
lived in the Washington area
from 1960 to 2000. She was a Girl
Scout administrator from 1980
until the mid- 1990 s and received
an award for making Girl Scout
memberships available to at-risk
girls.
She moved from Alexandria,
Va., t o Massanutten, Va., in 2000
and then to Colorado six years
ago.

Keith Wauchope,
ambassador
Keith Wauchope, 79, a retired
Foreign Service officer who
served as U.S. ambassador to Ga-
bon from 1989 to 1992, died Oct.
10 at his home in Lovettsville, Va.
The cause was complications of
treatment for leukemia, said a
son, Ian Wauchope.
Mr. Wauchope was born in
New York City. He served 30 years
in the Foreign Service, including
posts in Hong Kong, Chad, Eri-
trea, Mali and Liberia. He retired
from the Foreign Service in 1995.

Thomas Wendel,
company president
Thomas Wendel, 73, the presi-
dent and chief executive of Inves-
tigative Group International, an
executive search and investiga-
tive company, died Oct. 20 at a
hospice center in Scarborough,
Maine. The cause was cancer, said
his wife, Brenda Wendel.
Mr. Wendel was born in
D eWitt, Iowa. He worked for Ar-
thur Andersen accounting in Chi-
cago and Houston, rising to part-
ner, before moving to the Wash-
ington area in the early 1990 s.
He was chief financial officer of
Garfinckel’s department store
and vice president of finance for
Scripps League Newspapers be-
fore joining Investigative Group
International, where he was a top
executive for 20 years.
H e had homes in Potomac,
Md., and Portland, Maine.
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INMEMORIAM

MARIERSHADELLROBINSON

April12, 1984~December22, 2012

Nineyearsin heaven

Adaughteris one of life'smostpreciousgift.

Thoughtsofyouneverfail.

Weloveyouandmissyou.

LoveAlwaysandforever, Mommy,

Adrian,ChantalandFamily

ROBINSON

DEATH NOTICE

JEROMEACKERMAN

1921- 2021

JeromeAckermanpassedawayat age 100

fromnaturalcauseson December8, 2021.

Jerry,the youngestofthree, wasborn and

raisedinNewYorkCity,NY.Afterhighschool

he attendedthe CityCollegeofNew York,

but his patrioticspiritdrewhim to join the

wareffortatamilitaryaircraft manufacturing

plantinTarrytown,NewYork.Thatexperience

sparkedthe beginning of his interest in labor

relations.After the war,heobtained his B.S.

degree fromthe CornellUniversitySchoolof

IndustrialandLaborRelations,receivingthe

Daniel Alpern MemorialPrizefor scholarship

and leadershipand graduating in 1948.

He then wentontomatriculateat Harvard Law

SchoolandgraduatedMagnaCumLaudein

1951.

From 1951-1987, he practicedlaw and became

apartneratCovington&Burlingwhere he

specializedinemployment law,energy regu-

latorylawsand contracts.Duringthe 1960s,

he was an activemember of the Bar Associ-

ationof the DistrictofColumbiaand at one

pointservedas chairmanofits LegalEthics

Committee.

Afterretiring fromCovington&Burling,hewas

nominatedto, andaccepted by,the United

Nations(UN)GeneralAssemblyto serveas

ajudge on the UnitedNations Administrative

Tribunal1987-1995.Forseveral years,he

servedasPresidentofthatTribunal.In 1999 he

wasappointedChairman of aUNgroupwhich

wastaskedwithreviewingthe functioning of

the International WarCrimesTribunals for both

YugoslaviaandRwanda.Alsoattherequestof

the UN,in2006 he conducted an investigation

of aformerUN Inspector General. He traveled

to AmericanSamoa in his role as Chairman

ofaU.S.DepartmentofLaborSpecialIndustry

Committee,taskedwith reviewing aminimum

wageforthatterritory.

In keepingwithhis stronginterest in arbitra-

tion,he servedas an arbitrator bothfor the

American Arbitration Associationand for the

UN.For atime he volunteered as amediator

for the U.S. DistrictCourtin Washington,DC.

In additionto an endless passionfor his work,

Jerry treasured the summers he spentin Maine

as well as visits with his belovedsisterLilyan.

Jerry'ssurvivorsincludehisthreechildren:

KatherineAckermanM.D., Paul Ackerman,

Anne Kolkin; andthreestep children. He also

leaves six grandchildren: Zachary Kolkin, Elliot

Pennington, AliceAckerman,GillianPenning-

ton,NicholasKolkin, and DanielAckerman;as

well as threegreatgrandchildren. His second

wifeClaireAckermanpredeceasedhim.His

firstmarriagetothe late Dorothy Shorb Acker-

manendedin divorce.

Giftsinhis memorycan be directed to The

American Red Cross,The Jewish SocialService

Agency,The CornellUniversity Schoolof Indus-

trial and LaborRelations,oracharityof your

choice.Athis request,no funeral will be held.

ACKERMAN

DEATH NOTICE

she servedas presidentof the Piedmont

GardenClub,onthe boardsof the Museumof

the ShenandoahValley,The Corcoran Gallery

of Art,The FloridaHousein Washington,D.C.,

and the VirginiaFoundationfor Independent

Schools,aswell as on the AdvisoryBoard

of GunstonHall.Shewasamemberof

the JuniorLeague,GardenClubof America

and the ColonialDamesof Americain both

Floridaand Virginia.

Throughouther life,Annewasawoman

of strongmoral character.She exhibiteda

selflesslove and loyaltyto her manyfriend-

shipsand was well lovedin return.Her family

washer prideand joy! She wasalifelong

Episcopalian,havingfoundahomeat St.

Andrew’sParishin BocaRaton,The Church

of the GoodShepherdin Cashiers,NCand

Grace EpiscopalChurchin The Plains,VA.

Survivorsincludeher husband,Til, her son,

RandolphSearingMerrill,III (Ashley),and

their daughters: Caroline Camp,Anne

Alexanderand LaneBarnettMerrill,her son,

William Randle Barnett Merrill(Raquel),

brotherWilliamBarnett(Sally),and sister,

MarianBarnettPoitevent(Rip) and her Hazel

family,LeighAnnHazel-Groux(Rick)and their

daughters:RosemaryandMargaret,John

TilghmanHazel,III (Michele)and theirdaugh-

ters:VirginiaHazelPotter(Kevin)and Alexan-

draHazelRemuzzi(James),JamesHazel

(Sarah) and theirchildren:James(Katelyn)

and Emily,RichardHazel(Cheryl)and their

childrenCaroline,William(Jenna),Lucy,Mary

Rose Hazel Houston (Tyler), John, and

Cathryn,as wellas five wonderfulgreat-

grandchildren:AldenPotter,CarterHazel,

AdelineRemuzzi,IsabellaRemuzzi,and Lil-

lian Hazel.

Amemorialservicewill be heldat Grace

EpiscopalChurch,The Plains,Virginiaat 2

p.m. on January15, 2022,withareception

immediatelyfollowingat HuntleyHall. Apri-

vatefamilyintermentwill takeplaceat the

LittleGeorgetownCemeteryin BroadRun,

Virginiaand acelebrationof life at alater

date in Jacksonville,Florida.

In lieu of flowers,the familyrequestsremem-

brancesbe madeto Grace EpiscopalChurch,

The Plains,Virginiaor the charityof your

choosing.Arrangementsby MoserFuneral

Home,Inc.,Warrenton,Virginia.

ANNEALEXANDERBARNETT MERRILL

HAZEL

Passedawaypeacefullyon December18,

2021 in BroadRun,Virginiasurroundedby

her family.She wasbornon October31,

1939,to WilliamRandleand FrancesBoykin

Barnettin Jacksonville,Florida.

She was agraduateof The Bartram School,

now part of The BollesSchoolin Jacksonville,

andTheUniversityof NorthCarolinaat

ChapelHill whereshe was amemberof Chi

Omegasorority.After graduationshe moved

to NewYork City and workedin advertising.

As abanker’sdaughter,itwas no surprise

that she marriedbankerRandolphSearing

Merrill,Jr.in1967.

Randyand Annehad several bankingassign-

mentsin Floridaand ultimatelysettledin

BocaRatonuntilRandy’sdeath.Whilein

BocaRaton,AnnewasExecutiveDirector

of the BocaRatonHistoricalSociety,Public

RelationsDirectorof the BocaRatonCom-

munityRedevelopmentAgency,onthe Advi-

sory Committeeof the ConcertHall at Mizner

Park and Directorof Developmentfor the

MorikamiMuseumand JapaneseGardensin

Delray Beach.

In 1997AnnemarriedJohnTilghmanHazel,

Jr.and relocatedto BroadRun, Virginia.Her

familyimmediatelyexpandedand she was

welcomedwith openarms.Duringthis time,

HAZEL

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ROBERTALLEGARSR.

Robert AllegarSr. passedawayon December

18,2021,nearhishomeinwarm,sunny

Florida. He is survivedby his wife Miriam;son

Rob;daughterMimi;and grandsonMaxwell.

Therewill be no publicserviceat this time.

In lieu of flowers,the familyrequeststhat

donationsbemadetoFriendsofHomeless

Animals in Aldie,Virginia. Arrangements

entrustedtoBeyersFuneralHomeandCre-

matory.352-787- 4343

ALLEGAR

ANNL.DUEWER

On December 17,2021 Ann peacefully,inher

sleep, passed intoher newlife,free of pain and

on her feet again,to be withJesus,and the

onesshe lovedandmissedso much.

BorninWashington,DConJune20,1942,

raised in Maryland and livinginNorthern Vir-

ginia, shestartedher careerjob on her 18th

birthdaywith the US Savings Bondsdivisionof

theDepartmentoftheTreasury.Thereshemet

lifelongfriendsthatshe still lovedtalkingto

and spendingtime with.

Annloved playing volleyballwhen she was

youngand lovedwatchingall sportsespecially

the Redskins and BaltimoreOrioles...Evenin

the rottenyears.

She lovedwoodworkingand startedinApril

every yeartobereadyinDecember withthat

year’shandcrafted Christmas gifts.

She is precededindeathby her parents,Velva

and TedBelt; sister Doris;nephews Billy and

Matthew; and longtime life companion,Sandi

Smith.She is survivedby one brother;Doug

Belt (Vlasta), nine nieces and nephews;and 40

greatniecesandnephews.

Leavingusbehindto happilykeepher memory

alivein our hearts withgreatstories,and if

we are lucky,alittlebit of her quickwit, her

compassionforothers,andherloveforlife

attitude.

Acelebrationof her life will be held on Decem-

ber 28, 2001, at 11 a.m.atPoplarSprings

UnitedMethodistChurch, 911 E.Watersville

Rd.,Mount Airy,MD21771.Interment at the

church. In Lieu of flowersadonationmaybe

made to the charity of yourchoice, or to the

Humane Societyofthe UnitedStates, attention

emergencyreliefKentuckytornado fundat

1255 23rdSt., NW,Suite 450, Washington,DC

20037.

DUEWER

GUYLESLIEHUNTERJR.

GuyLeslieHunter Jr., 77, passedaway peace-

fully withhis wife Maryby his sideat on

December 16, 2021at his home on Topsail

Island,NorthCarolina. He was born in Moultrie,

Georgia on August 8, 1944to Guy Leslieand

BessieLairseyHunter.

In addition to Mary,his wifeof45years;

he is surviveddaughters,LauraReevesand

LilyDeffenbaugh;ason,WilliamHunter;and

grandchildrenEverett,Charlotte,and Hunter

Reeves,and Hunter, Bear,Ayden,andRogue

Deffenbaugh.Survivors fromhis first marriage

to Joy BallasHartinclude his namesake,Guy

L. Hunter,III of SilverSpring,Maryland,his

grandson,Guy L. Hunter,IVand greatgrand-

daughterAudreyQuinnHunterofAshburn,

Virginia.

At age 17, Guyjoinedthe MarineCorpsand

spent the next32 yearsin serviceto his

country.Heservedfour toursinVietnam.In

November of 1990his squadrondeployed to

SaudiArabiain support of OperationDesert

Storm. On January18, 1991,his aircraft was

shotdownby asurface-to-air missileover

Kuwait.He and the pilotsustainedinjuries

duringejection fromtheirplaneand were

capturedby Iraqi forces.During47days in

captivitytheyweretortured both physically

andemotionallytorture.Atage of 46, Hunter

wasthe oldestPOW during OperationDesert

Storm. He retired as aChief Warrant Officer5.

His militaryawards include the Prisonerof War

Medal,PurpleHeartMedal,MeritoriousService

Medal, Air Medal, VietnamServiceMedal,

KuwaitLiberation Medal, CombatActionRib-

bon,Navy CommendationMedal, and Expert

Rifle and Pistol awards.

Funeral is December 22, 2021at NewRiver Air

Station, Jacksonville,NCat8a.m.

HUNTER

DEATHNOTICE

SALLYFAYMARGOLIS(neeGELLMAN)

(Age82)

Of McLean,Virginiaand Larchmont,NewYork,

passed unexpectedly Saturdaymorning,

December 18, 2021.Sally,a40-yearresidentof

McLean,an activememberof TempleRodef

Shalom,theWomen’sClub,RedHatDuchesses

of BedfordLadies,Postcomer’sDinnerGroup,

HolidayHomes,RotondaLandscapeGroup,

and longtimeRealtoris survivedby her four

children,theirfamilies,includingeightbeau-

tiful grandchildren. Funeral services are

Wednesday,December 22, 2021,at Temple

RodefShalom.Detailshere.

https://margolismaxe.wixsite.com/sallyfmar-

golis

MARGOLIS

EFFIEBELL McGEE(Age73)

Entered into eternal rest on

Wednesday,December 8, 2021.

BelovedmotherofLorraineAvent,

Tess and Terria McGee; special

daughter,Leslie Gonzales;and

special son, Michel B. Avent. Also

survivedbyninegrandchildren,

eight great-grandchildren, brother,James

(Edward) Garrett; and hostofnieces,nephews,

cousins,other relativesand friends. She was

precededindeathbyherhusband,Raphael

McGee Jr.; son,Eric McGee; two sisters,Lor-

raine Garrettand Shirley A. Garrett-Johnson;

brother,VincentGarrett;father,WillieGarrett

and mother,JanieBellGarrett. Friendsmay

visitwith the familyonThursday,December

23, 2021from9a.m. until timeof service 11

a.m.atFaith Shepherd Baptist Church,3233

E. St. SE, Washington,DC. Interment National

Harmony MemorialPark.Services by HODGES

&EDWARDS.

McGEE

DANIELPARKER(Age62)

On Saturday,December 18,2021, DanielPark-

er,ofGermantown,MD passedaway.Atal-

entedgolferin his youth, DannywasMVP

ofhisWalterJohnsonHighSchoolteamand

earnedagolf scholarshipto The College of

Wooster.Alwayscheckingthe weather to play

his favoritesport,he ultimatelybecame a

televisionmeteorologist.Heforecastedacross

the nationfrom Fort Smith,Arkansasto West

Palm Beach,Florida,and finallylanded back

home for ashortstintonWRC-TV.Dannyis

survivedbyhislovingmotherJoanGoldberg

Vander Sliceand his caringbrothersDean

Parker (Heidi)and DavidParker (Holly). Addi-

tionally,hewas the prouduncleofElizabeth

ParkerMartin(Edward),JoshuaParker,Alex

Parker,and Jesse Parker.Aprivate servicewill

be held withthe immediatefamily.Memorial

contributionsmaybe madeto Make-A-Wish

Foundation.

PARKER

ELAINELOUISEPITTS

June20, 1937-December8, 2021

It is with deepheart-felt discomfort to

announcethepassingofourlovingmother,

ElaineLouisePitts.Amother that livedeach

day withpassionand an enduring lovefor

her fourbelovedchildren,Charlene,Kevin,

Keith and Scott.As well,her love for her late

husband, OliverPitts,now able to re-unitewith

him onceagain for all eternity.She also says

goodbyeto manyfamilymembers and dear

friends.

Our lovingmother can now rest in the eternal

embrace of our HeavenlyFather.Asher life

wasfilledwithmanygreatchallenges,her

tiny staturealwaysstoodtall. We will always

rememberyou for yourdevotionoffamily,

love of life and adeep desiretogrow in the

knowledgeand love for God'sHoly Word. Your

memory is and will alwaysbe adaily reminder

of unwaveringagapelove.

Service scheduledfor December 23 at 12:30

p.m. at Fort Lincoln Funeral Home,.

May the Lord blessyou; may His face shineon

you; and alwaysgive you peace.

Numbers6:24-26

PITTS

MARKB. POLSKY

On Monday,December 20,

2021,MARKB. POLSKYof

Rockville,MD. Belovedhus-

band of Sonia “Sunny”

Fanaroff Polsky.Devoted

fatherof Jodi(Scott)Cohen

andAdam (Meredith)and

RaleighPolsky. Lovinggrandfather of Hallie,

Cami,Kellie andBobbyCohen, Hayden,

LucyandEmmaPolsky and Lucas,Jaycie

and HarlowLeichter.Dear brotherof Carl

(Sherrie) Polsky.Funeral serviceswill be

heldon Wednesday,December 22, 2021,

12 noonat B’nai Israel Congregation, 6301

Montrose Rd.,Rockville,MD20852.

Livestreamavailable at http://www.bnaiisrael-

cong.org/livestream.Intermentfollowing at

GardenofRemembrance Memorial Park,

Clarksburg,MD. Livestreamavailable at

http://www.gardenofremembrance.org.Memori-

al contributionsmay be madeto B’nai Israel

Congregation,www.bnaiisraelcong.orgor

to the AmericanDiabetesAssociation,

http://www.diabetes.org.Arrangementsentrust-

ed to TORCHINSKY HEBREW FUNERAL

HOME,202-541-1001.

POLSKY

IN MEMORIAM

VERACELINECOLEMAN

December22, 1954–September 2, 2021

Forour belovedon her birthday

Daughter,sister,aunt, mother,

grandmother,and friend

Youleft us much,muchtoo soon

Foreverin our heartandmemory

Lovingyou nowandalways

TheFamily

COLEMAN

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REBECCAHAYNESBUCKMON

On Monday,December6, 2021,Rebecca

peacefully passedather homein Washington,

DC.She enjoyed cooking, lovedgardening,and

spending timewith her familyand friends.She

alsodevotedmuchofhertimeservinginthe

National Council of NegroWomen,DC Section

2.

Rebecca wanted to be remembered as an

honest,strong,God-fearingwomanthatloved

her family and gardens.She leavestocherish

her memoryalovingson WendellBuckmon, Jr.

and daughter-in-law ReneBuckmon; one sister

NettieH.Shuler;onebrotherBenHanes;four

granddaughtersDominique,Lauren,Morgan

and Manique; and ahost of nieces,nephews

and otherrelatives and friends that sheloved

dearly.Rebeccawasprecededindeathby

her husband WyndellBuckmon Sr.and sons

Kenneth StevenBuckmon and BrianMatthew

Buckmon. The family will holdacelebration

oflifeatFt.LincolnFuneralHome,3 401

BladensburgRd., Brentwood, MD 20722on

Tuesday,December 28 at 12:30p.m. The ser-

vice will also be livestreamedat:

https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituar-

ies/brentwood-md/rebecca-buckmon-

10475317.Inhonorof RebeccaH. Buckmon,

donationscan be made to the National Council

ofNegroWomen(DCSec2)ncnw.org.

BUCKMON

SUSIEMARIEHOFMANNHAUB (Age93)

On Saturday,December18, 2021of Potomac,

MD.Beloved wife of the late FrederickWalter

Haubof 56 years.BelovedmotherofSuzanne

H. (Randy) Hawkins,Barbara H. (Stanley)Gaver

and FrederickWalterHaub,Jr. Lovinggrand-

mother of Andrew,Sarah and EmilyHawkins,

Matthew, Katherineand JenniferGaver. Service

and intermentprivate.Pleaseview and sign

the familyguestbookat

http://www.pumphreyfuneralhome.com

HAUB

DEATH NOTICE

JACKLEONARDLONDON

Ourfamilyis saddened to announce the pass-

ing of Jack Leonard (Lenny) London,ofVirginia

Beach,VA. Lennypassedaway on December

16,2021,afteralonghard-fought20-year

battle with cancer.

He wentpeacefullyin his homesurrounded

by his familyand lovedones.Lenny,born to

Jack and HarrisLondon, tookhis first breath

on August15, 1966.Lennywasaforceto

be reckoned withfromthe verybeginning,

graduating fromGrovetonHigh School in 1985.

He wasalovinghusband,dedicatedfamily

manand talentedhomebuilder.

He lovedfootball and wasadevoted Redskin

fan.Hewas aloyal friendto so manyand loved

byallwhoknewhim.

He was predeceasedby his father Jack, Aunt

Vicki, and UncleJim.

He is survivedby hiswife,Andreaof 20 years;

his fourchildren, Dylan,Blake(MJ),Diana

(Tristan), and Jordan;his two grandchildren,

Allysonand Miles;his mother,HarrisLondon;

his sisters Karen (Scot) and Sherri London;

his brotherCraig;niecesand nephews,Trisha,

Melissa,Aimee, Elizabeth, Angela,Victoria,

Colin,Philip,Lindsey;and cousinJon.

Serviceswill be heldat Spring BranchCom-

munityChurch, 1500 NorthGreatNeckRoad,

VirginiaBeach,VAonDecember 27, 2021,at 3

p.m.

In lieu of flowers,pleaseconsider adonationto

St. Judes Children’sHospitalin Lenny’sname.

LONDON

KANE

DR. HOWARDKANE

Dr.HowardKane,ofClarksville,

MD,passedawaysuddenlyon

Friday,December3, 2021 atthe

ageof68.Heissurvivedbyhis

lovingsons,RobertKaneand

SamuelKane;andsister,Linda

Hofberg(Julien).Hewaspredeceasedbyhis

belovedwife,AiméeKane;andparents,Al-

bertandShirleyKane.

Dr.KanewasborninScranton,PA,attended

theUniversityofPittsburghforhisunder-

graduatestudies,thePennsylvaniaCollege

ofOptometry,andHahnemann(nowDrex-

elUniversity)CollegeofMedicine.Hewas

boardcertifiedinophthalmologyandspe-

cializedinglaucoma.

Dr.Kanewasrenownedasmuchforhis

compassionanddedicationashewasfor

hismedicalexpertise.Heneverrushed

throughanappointment,neverfailedto

inquireaboutfamily,andnevermisseda

chancetochataboutsports.Hesawhispa-

tientsasfriendswhocametoseehimfor

medicalcare.Andtheyadoredhim.

HowardwasadotingfathertoRobandSam,

adevotedbrother-in-lawtoAimee’ssisters

Wendy(Michael)andMarcia(Joel),andthe

mostentertainingandlovinguncleever

toDavid,Aaron,Alex,Joshua,andHayley.

Alongwithhisdevotedcompanion,Cather-

ine,andhismanyrelativesandfriends,we

lovedhisworld-classsenseofhumor,his

sweetnature,andthepurejoyheexuded

inspendingtimewithallofus.Healsowas

anoutstandingmusician,apassionategar-

dener,andanenthusiasticgolfer.Hispass-

ingleavesaholeinourheartsthatiswide

anddeep.

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11 a.m. ~3p.m.

&

Friday,

December31, 2021

11 a.m. ~3p.m.

Saturday,

January1, 2022

11 a.m. ~3p.m.

PhotoDeadline:

1p.m.

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call:

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800-627-1150

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