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DEATH NOTICEAUDREY MAE GLASBY (Age 91)
Departed this life peacefully at Holy Cross
Hospital,January 10, 2022, in Silver Spring,
MD on Monday.She was born on May 29,
1930, in Lutcher,LA. She is survived by her
sons,KirtlandC. Glasby (Gwendolyn) of Baton
Rouge,LAand Michael K. Glasby (Barbara)
of Silver Spring, MD; five grandchildren; and
seven great-grandchildren; andahost of family
and friends.Homegoing Celebration will be
held onFriday,January 21, 2022,at First Baptist
Church, 712 Randolph Street NW,Washington,
DC.Public Viewing 10 a.m. until Private Cele-
brationofLifeat 11 a.m.IntermentatFort
Lincoln Cemetery.GLASBYZENOBIA BRYANT JOHNSON (Age 98)
Peacefully passed away Sunday,January 9,
2022 at home.She was born September 23,
1923 inFairmont, NC.Zenobia is survived by
two sons,Ronald and Melwood Johnson; three
grandkids,Zenobia Johnson (Tyrone Thomas),
Breian Johnson, and Melvin Johnson (Sydney
Johnson); and nine great grandchildren. Funer-
al services will be held at Marshall-March
Funeral Home,4217 9th St NW,Washington,
DC onFriday.January 21, 2022, Viewing will be
held at 10 a.m. followed by service at 11 a.m.
Interment Harmony Cemetery.JOHNSONDr.HELEN R. KEARNEY
Dr.Helen RevendaKearney,asocial psycholo-
gist and resident ofFairfax,VA,passed away
on December 1, 2021, at the age of 79. She
was born in Alabama to EdwardKearney and
RevendaKearney(néeRynard).
Dr.Kearney wasacareer employee at the
Central Intelligence Agency,working in various
roles at the agency.She also served on the
faculties of The Pennsylvania State University,
The University of Maryland (European Division),
Tulane University,and The Johns Hopkins Uni-
versity.She receivedaB.S.degree in Psychol-
ogy,M.S.degree in Clinical Psychology,and
aPh.D.degree in Social Psychology from The
Pennsylvania State University.
Dr.Kearney was an avid golfer,runner,tennis
player,and dancer.Ablack belt in Shotokan
Karate,she taught martial arts for theFairfax
CountyPark Authority after she retired from
the Central Intelligence Agency.
She is survived by her husband, Sheng Yiu Ho;
and their five children, Lee-Hwei Ho,Ruby Lee-
Zu Ho,Lee-Kwei Ho Gumagay,Alan Tson-Lun
Ho,and Lee-Min Ho.
Afuneral service is scheduled at 10:30 a.m. on
January 22, 2022, atWestminster Cemetery in
Carlisle,PA.KEARNEYELDORA R. KELLY
Peacefully went home to be with the Lord on
January 7, 2022. She was the beloved wife of
53 years to Roy L.Kelly and the devoted mother
of Teresa Y. Hill. On Thursday,January 20, 2022
from4to6p.m., friends may visit with the
family at Not About Me Ministries,3106 Branch
Ave.,Temple Hills,MD. Funeral services and
burial will take place on Saturday,January 22,
2022 in South Carolina.KELLYSOPHIE CATHERINE KWITKOSKI "Kate"
On January 15, 2022. The beloved wife of the
late Walter John Kwitkoski; mother of Gary and
John Kwitkoski and Cheryl (Stephen) Moreland;
grandmother of Amanda Moreland. Interment
will take place at ArlingtonNational Cemetery
at alater date.Online condolences may be
offered at:
http://www.KalasFuneralHomes.comKWITKOSKIDEATH NOTICEDanville,PA, she was the daughter of the
late Aloysius and Helen (Brady) Mayan. Helen
Ann is preceded in death by her sister Irene
Gasper.
Helen Ann graduated from the St. Cyril Acad-
emy,class of 1952 in Danville,PAand went on
to graduate from St.Joseph’sNursing School.
Helen Ann worked asaRegistered Nurse at
the Veteran’sAdministration Medical Center
in LebanonPA before moving to Bethesda
and continuing her career on the Pediatric
CancerWard at the National Institute of
Health and Suburban Hospital where she
worked for many years.Amajor accom-
plishment of Helen Ann’scareer was being
actively involved in the creation of the first
Trauma Center at Suburban before retiring in
1988.
Helen Ann and Edward loved the study of
genealogy and spent many hours of their
retirement researching the history and dece-
dents of the family.Helen Ann loved playing
the piano and taught many of her children
and grandchildren. Helen Ann enjoyed trav-
eling, making several trips to Ireland, Europe,
and Florida with her husband Edward.
Edward and Helen Ann were faithful member
of St.Jane Frances de Chantal Catholic
Church for over 58 years.
Edward and Helen Ann Hanner are survived
by her beloved sister,Sister Rita Mary Mayan
IHM; brother,Anthony,and his wifeTeresa
Mayan; three sons,Edward A. and wife Ellen,
Patrick J. and fiancé Rebecca Picard, Charles
J. and wife Melissa; and one daughter,Ann
C. Manyin and husband Peter;grandchildren,
Elizabeth, Emily,Braden, Sean, and Susanna
Hanner,Noraand Daniel Manyin; and many
nieces and nephews.
AMass of Christian Burial will be celebrated
at St.Janes Frances de Chantal Catholic
Church, 9701 Old Georgetown Rd., Bethesda,
MD onWednesday,January 26 at 11 a.m. A
viewing will precede at 10 a.m.The interment
will follow at Gates of Heaven Cemetery.
Flowers may be sent to Pumphrey Funeral
Home 7557 WisconsinAve.,Bethesda, MD- Online condolences may be shared
at:www.pumphreyfuneralhome.com.
EDWARD JOSEPH HANNER
HELEN ANN HANNER
EdwardJ. Hanner,87ofBethesda, MD died
December 21, 2021. Helen Ann Hanner,87
died January 10, 2022.They were married for
57 years.
Edward was born on June 17, 1934, in
Lebanon,PA,hewas the son of the late
Charles and Margaret (Fetter) Hanner.
Edward attended Lebanon Catholic High
School, class of 1952. Edward is preceded in
death by his two brothers,Charles and Victor
Hanner;and two sisters,Mary Owens and
Evelyn Leonard.
Edward wasamember of the Army’s82nd
and 101st Airborne Divisions that served in
Germany.Edward wasaretired member of
the District of Colombia Fire Department
and hadasecond career in the MD OSHA
office at the University of Maryland until
his retirement in 1989. Edward was an avid
outdoorsman hunting yearly with his brother
Vic,three sons,nephews David and Joey,and
many friends.Edward loved canoeing on the
Potomac River,teaching and sharing his love
of nature with all his family.Edward loved
travel, making numerous trips to Europe,
Ireland, and Florida with his wife.
Helen Ann was born on August 8, 1934, inHANNERMANIS
ROSE MARIE MANIS
On Saturday,January 15, 2022
of Bethesda, MD.Beloved wife
of the lateJamesC. Manis;lov-
in gmother of Athena Kaiser
(Ken) and Maria Cornelius (Fred);
grandmother ofJames,Amaliaand Nicholas Kaiser andPatrick and Michael
Cornelius; sister of Ethel Levathes and the
late Helen Landry.Rose Marie and her hus-
band were founding members of St. George
Greek Orthodox Church, where she served
on theParish Council and served as secre-
tary.She furthered her career as the Execu-
tive Secretary of I. Magnin, later becoming
the Executive Assistant to the President of
Georgetown Preparatory School.She was
abeacon of lighttothosewhoknew and
loved her.She will be remembered for her
positive outlook, her kindness and her warm
smile.Her family and close friends brought a
lot of joy into her life.She spent the last 12
years of her life at MaplewoodPark Place
where she was very happy and felt very
well cared for.Friends may call at St. George
Greek Orthodox Church, 7701 Bradley Blvd.,
Bethesda, MD 20817 on Saturday,January
22, 2022 foraVisitation at 10 a.m. and the
funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Inter-
ment will follow atParklawn MemorialPark,
Rockville,MD. In lieu of flowers memorial
contributions may be made in her memory
to St. George Greek Orthodox Church Please
sign the family guestbook at:
http://www.DeVolFuneralHome.comDEATH NOTICEJAMES M. LAMBE "Mike"
Chief of the NationalPark Services,Office of
Legislation, diedJanuary 11, 2022 in Bethany
Beach, DE, the cause was Alzheimer's disease
saidhiswife,MarianForbes.
Mike was born inWashington, DC.Hebegan
his career with the Department of Agriculture
as aForestry Aid in the Kaniksu National
Forest in Idaho and then moved to theU.S.
Geological Service until he assumedaposition
with the NationalPark Service in 1961. He
retired in 1994. Mike made positive and lasting
contributions to almost every major park-relat-
ed measure enacted into law over the past
several decades.
The Redwood NationalPark and Redwood
Park Expansion Acts; the NationalPark and
Recreation Act of 1978: the OmnibusPark and
Recreation Act of 1979; the Alaska National
Interest Lands Conservation Act (ANILCA); and
countless additions to the National Wilderness,
Wild and Scenic Rivers andTrail Systems are
afew of the laws that have the imprint of his
work.
Mike was recognized for his contributions
in the field of legislation and congressional
affairs.Inevery year since 1985, Mike received
PerformanceAwards.Three times he received
Special AchievementAwards capped by the
Award of the Department of the Interior Cita-
tion for Meritorious Service in 1989. His name
had become synonymous with NationalPark
Service legislation. Such was Mike's knowl-
edge of the NationalPark Service that it was
said that Mike had forgotten more National
Park Service law than most people ever
learned. No services are planned.LAMBEROBERT WILSON MALONEY
5th GenerationWashingtonian
Robert Maloney died peacefully on Thursday,
December 30, 2021 in Winston-Salem, NC.
He was born on March 1, 1947 inWashington,
DC intoafamily with roots in Capitol Hill and
Georgetown dating back to the late 1840’s. He
grew up in Chevy Chase,MDand attended
Blessed Sacrament Elementary School and St.
John’sHigh School. He graduated from Duke
University in 1969.
Robert hadalifelong interest in antiques,
particularly antique illustrated children’s
books.Heopenedashop in Georgetown in the
early 1980’stosell part of his book collection.
He donated some of the remainder of his
collection to North Carolina universities during
the last years of his life.
Robert loved travel, Duke basketball, collecting
rare wines,gourmet meals and annual Bethany
Beach, DE family reunions.Hewas alifelong
expert chess player who shared his love for the
game with family and friends.Healso had a
fascination with, and collected, unusual rocks.
He is survived by his two children: Catie
Donadio (Benedict) of Winston-Salem and Wil-
son Maloney of Greensboro,NC. He is also
survived by two grandchildren, Lilly and Liam,
who were the joy of his last years.
Robert was preceded in death by his father,
CharlesPatrick Maloney Jr.Heisalso survived
byhismother,BettyWilsonMaloney(age101)
of Chevy Chase; and his five siblings: Charles
P. Maloney III (Carole) of Leesburg,VA;Betsy
Maloney of Chevy Chase,MD; Paul J. Maloney
(Lois) of Bethesda, MD;Jane F. Moloney (Brian)
of Placerville,COand MatthewP. Maloney
(Deidre) ofKensington, MD.
Robert spent the last half of his life in the
Winston-Salem area. He had asuccessful
career selling computers to North Carolina
universities.The relocation enabled him to
attend many Duke basketball games.
Robert’sfuneral service was held onJanuary
15 atVogler Funeral and Cremations atForsyth
MemorialPark in Winston-Salem. Remem-
brances and condolences may be left at
https://www.dignitymemorial.com.
Robert’ssense of adventure,openness to new
experiences and generous spirit will be missed.MALONEYDEATH NOTICEDEATH NOTICEANTHONY H. SCINTA(100)
Passed away Thursday,January 13, 2022 in
Alexandria,Virginia. He is preceded in death by
his parents,Frank and Rose Scinta; his beloved
wife Dorothy Agnes Scinta; his brotherS. Frank
Scinta (Mildred); and his sisters Josephine
Craze and Della Rowe (James). He is survived
by his brother Vincent Scinta (Joesphine); two
nephews; five nieces; many great nephews
and nieces; numerous friends and neighbors.
Anthony will be sadly missed. Relatives and
friends may call at Jefferson Funeral Chapel,
5755 Castlewellan Dr., Alexandria,VA 22315
on Friday,January 21, 2022 from6until 8p.m.
Service will be held the following morning at 11
a.m. at Jefferson Funeral Chapel. Interment Mt.
Comfort Cemetery,6600 S. Kings Hwy.,Alexan-
dria,VA 22306 at 12p.m. In lieu of flowers,
contributions can be made in Anthony’smem-
ory to USO (www.uso.org/donate/donate-in-
honor). Please view and sign family guest book
at:
http://www.jeffersonfuneralchapel.comSCINTAWhentheneed arises,letfamiliesfind you in theFuneral ServicesDirectory.To be seen in the
FuneralServices
Dire ctory, pleasecall
paidDeathNoticesat
202-334-4122.DEATH NOTICENANCY ROHRBACKSEALS
Nancy Rohrback Seals,ofSpringfield, Virginia,
passed away onJanuary 15, 2022. She is
preceded in death by her husband, Darrell
D. Seals.She is survived by children, Dennis
(Adele) Dillie,Donna Lawrence,and David
(Kathleen) Dillie.She is survived by 11 grand-
children and 19 great grandchildren.Avisita-
tion will be held at Murphy Funeral Home
Arlington onFriday,January 21 from 10 a.m.
until 12:30p.m. Aservice will follow at 12:30
p.m. Burial at National MemorialPark at 2p.m.SEALSWhentheneed arises,letfamiliesfind you in theFuneral ServicesDirectory.To be seen in the
FuneralServices
Dire ctory, pleasecall
paid DeathNotices at
202-334-4122.DEATH NOTICEIRENEV. WILBURN (neeVidischak)
IreneV. Wilburn (nee Vidischak) of Devon,
PA,previously of AnnandaleVA,passed away
peacefully onJanuary 15, 2022, surrounded
by her family.She was pre-deceased by her
parents John and Anna (nee Skurla) Vidischak.
Irene worked with the government inWash-
ington, DC for over fifty years for various
departments including The Department of the
Navy,Department of Defense,Defense Map-
ping Agency,aswell as National Imagery and
Mapping Agency.
She was the loving wife of the late Thomas
V. Wilburn, Jr.and devoted mother of Thomas
V.,III (Dodie), JohnD.,and Lynne Whitaker
(Thomas). She was pre-deceased by her 10
siblings: John, Jr., Michael, George,Anna Jock,
Margaret Starinsky,PaulinePalesky,Teresa
Barge,Dorothea Meyers,Helen Gifford, and
Betty.Anavid reader,Irene loved spending
time with her six grandchildren and2great-
grandchildren.
Services Private.Inlieu of flowers,contribu-
tions in her memory toWoundedWarrior
Project would be appreciated.
Arr.byThe Donohue Funeral Home,366 W.
LancasterAve.,Wayne,PA19087, 610-989-- Online condolences:
http://www.donohuefuneralhome.com
WILBURNDEATH NOTICESt. Thomas,Canada, Puerto Rico,England,
Japan, Italy,Macedonia, Sudan, Egypt,
Greece,China, Austria, Czech Republic,Hun-
gary,France,Africa, Australia, New Zealand,
and Tanzania. With her family,she also
visited numerous states in the country she
loved so very much (Maine,Vermont, New
Hampshire,Connecticut, Rhode Island, New
York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey,Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Ari-
zona, Alaska, Hawaii, Montana, Oregon,
Utah,Texas,Maryland, Colorado,California,
Nevada and others).
She thoroughly enjoyed snow skiing, water
skiing, power and water walking, jazzercise,
dancing, line dancing, swimming, movies
and shows,plays,concerts,tennis,croquet,
card and board games,reading, baking, ice
skating, joining friends for restaurant dinners
and lunches,home entertaining, including
large parties,and making and delivering
meals and goodies to friends and neighbors.
With her loving family,she thoroughly
enjoyed the many fun-filled, wonderful and
memorable ski, beach, and touring trips in
the United States and foreign countries.As
an avid sports fan, she loved attending or
watching Army (West Point), WVU Moun-
taineer football, New EnglandPatriots,Wash-
ington Redskins,and Baltimore Ravens foot-
ball games,and the Red Sox,Washington
Nationals,and Baltimore Orioles baseball
games.Throughout Jason and Martin’s
school years,she loved attending their track,
soccer and basketball games.
She also volunteered asaCub Scout leader,
assistant in the Boy Scouts,soccer activity
Mom for several years including withTravel-
ing Teams,West PointParent Club,and a
leader inTough Love groups.
She is survived by her beloved husband of
50 years,RobertJ. Omasta, of South Riding,
VA (raised in No.Hatfield, MA); her loving
sons and companions,Jason Hayes Omasta
and Martin Michael Omasta, both of North
Hatfield, MA; her brother and sister-in-law,
Ronald and Nancy Omasta of Connecticut;
and several cousins,nieces and nephews
who reside in CT,Amherst, South Hadley,
Ware,New York, Florida,Texas,Oregon, Ari-
zona and Hopkinton, MA.
Aviewing will be held from4to7p.m. on
Thursday,January 20 andaservice in the
chapel at 11 a.m. onFriday,January 21 both
at the Money&King Funeral Home in Vienna,
VA.ACelebration of Life will be held in the
Spring inWestern Massachusetts.Inlieu of
flowers please consider makingadonation
to the Loudoun CountyWomen‘s Shelter
http://www.LCSJ.org
Online condolences and fond memories may
be offered to the family at:
http://www.moneyandking.comFRIEDAPATRICIA (HAYES) OMASTA
FriedaPatricia (Hayes) Omasta, born April
8, 1945 in Greenfield, Massachusetts,the
daughter of the late Lillian E. Hayes (Morton)
and FrederickJ. Hayes; and sister of the
late Gail Morton Hayes,died peacefully on
SaturdayJanuary 15, 2022 due to pancreatic
cancer.
Frieda wasraised in So.Deerfield, Massa-
chusetts,educated in So.Deerfield schools
and graduated fromFrontier Regional High
School in 1963. She thoroughly enjoyed her
years asamajorette never missing marching
at football and basketball games,parades or
other events.She wasarepresentative of
the Student Council, participated in cheering
tournaments,music festivals,prom, dance
and majorette float committees,the class
will, science fair,and the Christmas and
Spring variety shows,and served one year
as President of the majorettes.During the
Summers she worked at Graves’ Diner in
Whately and sewed tobacco for Zagrodnik’s
Tobacco Company in Hatfield. After gradua-
tion, she attended Fisher College in Boston
and took several courses from Cochise and
Methodist colleges in Arizona and North
Carolina, respectively.
After graduating from Fisher College,she
moved to Virginia for employment with the
Central Intelligence Agency for 36 years.In
the interim she worked asaCareerAware-
ness Coordinator at Reilly Road Elementary
School in North Carolina and as an Adminis-
trative Assistant for The National Limestone
Institute inFairfax, Virginia. After retirement
from the CIA she worked as an Independent
Contractor for the federal government for
another 10 years.
Over the years she traveled to numerous
countries for employment or for pleasure,
such as Germany,Switzerland, Spain, El
Salvador,Guatemala, Mexico,Uruguay,
Argentina, Brazil, Peru,Panama, Luxemburg,OMASTADEATH NOTICEANITAKEROES BECKER
Anita’sunique talent was bringing people into
her circle where you felt her love and kindness
and you couldn’t help but love her back. Anita
Keroes Becker passed away Sunday,January
16, 2022 from heart failure.She was born in
DConApril5, 1930 toMeyerandCeliaKeroes,
both true native of DC.She survived her
beloved sister Edith Horowitz; Edith's husband
Stanley,their son Larry Horowitz and the love
of her life Bud Engleberg and his daughter,
JudithKenyon. She is survived by her children,
MarleneFreedman, Myraand Normand Col-
lard, Cecile Becker,Carey and Suzy Engleberg,
Bob Kenyon and 10 grandchildren. Anita will
also be greatly mourned by Edith’schildren,
Howie and Judy Horowitz, Marty and Rosanne
Horowitz, Debbie Horowitz and their children
and grandchildren.Family and friends will be
sitting shiva from3p.m. to8p.m. on Thursday,
January 20, 2022 andFriday,January 21, 2022
and acelebration of life will be held from2p.m.
to 5p.m. on Saturday,January 22, 2022. All
events will be held at 7420WestlakeTerrace,
Bethesda. In lieu of flowers,donations may be
made to JSSA at http://www.jssa.org.BECKERELIZABETH BERKMAN COHEN
Elizabeth "Liz"B. Cohen of Brookline,Massa-
chusetts,passed away onJanuary 13, 2022, at
the age of 63. Liz was survived by her daughter
Nili, ofTelAviv,Israel; husband Almog Ben-
Joseph; and son Rom; Liz’sbrother Thomas
Berkman; and wife Elizabeth of Rehoboth
Beach, Delaware; and their son Matthew Berk-
man of Aurora, Colorado; and Liz’sex-husband,
Shimon Cohen of Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts.
Liz was born on December 6, 1958 in New
York City,NYtoPeter and Judy Berkman and
attendedWoodward High School in Rockville,
Maryland, She graduated from Connecticut
College in New London withaB.A. in Psycholo-
gy in 1981. She met Shimon Cohen in Boston
shortly thereafter,and they were married in- Their daughter Nili was born in 1992.
Liz wasafunny,kind, and beautiful woman. In
her early years,Liz was full of strength, energy
and vitality,and loved to swim, dance,and play.
She developed mental health issues as well as
multiple sclerosis later in life which negatively
impacted her well-being and quality of life.She
wasagentle person who loved all animals,
especially her beloved kitty.Liz touched many
people’slives wherever she was,and will
be fondly remembered by her family and
friends for her empathy,her example,and her
perseverance through adversity.
The family is planningamemorial service at a
later date.
COHENRUTHFARNSWORTH DOHERTY
Ruth Farnsworth Doherty,R.N.,passed at home
on January 10, 2022. Daughter of late Hugh
and Louise HillFarnsworth and graduate of
MaryWashington College and Stuart Circle
Hospital School of Nursing, Ruth gave 40 years
of service to Rockville Nursing Home; she
touched countless lives and will be missed
by all in her community.Survived by daughter
Shawn Berry; son Shannon Doherty (Anita);
brother MichaelFarnsworth (Pam); grandchil-
dren Cassie,Alex, Steven, Rebecca, Delaney,
and seven great grandchildren; preceded in
death by daughter Sharon Doherty-Ritter
(Adam); grandson Ricky Hayes; brother Hugh
Farnsworth III; and partner Nicholas Preftakes.
Private services will be held at Inter-Faith
Chapel in LeisureWorld, Silver Spring; please
contact the family for more information. In
lieu of flowers,donations to the following
charities welcome: TheLymphatic Education
&Research Network; Inter-Faith Chapel
http://www.inter-faithchapel.org/givingDOHERTYDEATH NOTICEBETTY JEAN LONGSHORE
On Saturday,January 8, 2022 at
her home inWashington, DC.
Betty transitioned peacefully to be
with the Lord. She is the beloved
sister to Raymond Longshore and Margaret
Williams (Henry). She is also survived byahost
of nieces,nephews,cousins and friends.On
Thursday,January 20, 2022avisitation will
be held from 10 a.m. until hour of service
11 a.m. at the Pridgen Funeral Home 9455
Lanham Severn Road, Lanham, MD.Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery in Bladensburg, MD.
Condolences to:
http://www.pridgenfuneralservice.comLONGSHOREDEATH NOTICEPAUL G.PATTON
Colonel, USAF (Ret.)
GWENDOLYNPATTON
Afuneral service for ColonelPaul G. Patton,
USAF (Ret.) and his wife,GwendolynPatton
will be held at9a.m. on Monday,January 24,
2022 at Memorial Chapel, Arlington National
Cemetery.Col. Patton passed away on Octo-
ber 17, 2021 and his wife,Gwendolyn passed
away on November 13, 2021. They will be laid
to rest together in Arlington National Cemetery
following the chapel service.Online condo-
lences may be sent to
http://www.demainefairfaxfuneralhome.comPATTONDEBORAH ELIZABETH JOHNSON
BECKLES SCREEN
Went to meet her Lord and Savior and reunite
with her beloved mother on Thursday,January
13, 2022. She was 60 years old and the
loving wife of PhillipJ. Screen. Born on August
31, 1961, she was the daughter of Colonel
ChesterF. Johnson (ret) and the late Nina
M. Johnson. Debbie wasadevoted mother,
loving sister,and caring and generous aunt.
She wasamember of the Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority Inc.and didn’t knowastranger.She
will be missed dearly but will live forever in
our hearts.Inaddition to her husband and
beloved sons,PhillipC. Screen and AndreC.
Screen, she leaves to cherish her memory
her father ChesterF. Johnson, two sisters,
JudyJ. LaReau (Kevin) andPamela Johnson
Lanham (Adrian), niece Jessica LaReau, and
nephews Brandon LaReau, Maxwell Lanham,
Miles Lanham, and her dear sister-friend Ingrid
Beckles,along with many extended family
members.Aservice to celebrate Debbie will be
held on ThursdayJanuary 20, 2022, at2p.m.
at Demaine Funeral Home,5308 Backlick Rd.,
Springfield,Virginia 22151. In this environment,
we encourage you to livestream the cele-
bration at http://www.demainefunerals.com/
on Debbie’spage.Inlieu of flowers,please
consider makingamemorial contribution to
American Heart Association, http://heart.org/.SCREENorganization serving the needs of children
in theWashington, DC area.Jackie’slove
of children continued outside of work as
she also enjoyed beingavolunteer to teach
children atJanney Elementary School in DC
how to read.
Jackie wasalong-time parishioner of Annun-
ciation Catholic Church inWashington, DC,
where she was an active volunteer,partici-
pating for many years in the church’sRite
of Christian Initiation for Adults.She was an
active member ofThe John Carroll Society,an
organization for Catholic lay people serving
the Archbishop ofWashington; she frequent-
ly sat on the Society’sRed Mass Committee.
Devoted to St. Elizabeth Ann Seton,Jackie
proudly worked to advance her canonization.
Jackie was also invested asaDame of Malta,
an order dedicated to relieving the misery
of the poor and sick regardless ofrace or
religion in recognition of the dignity given to
them by God.
Jackie’slove of travel took her to Hawaii,
Mexico,all of Europe,Australia, New
Zealand, and Fiji. As an avid reader,she
especially enjoyed biographies.
She is survived by her goddaughter Barbara
Shields and devoted and grateful friends who
will miss her pleasant and loving demeanor,
and forever hold her close in their hearts.
Afuneral mass will be held onJanuary 22 at
11 a.m. at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church
in Lake Ridge,VA. Interment will follow at
National MemorialPark in Falls Church,VA.
In lieu of flowers,memorial donations may
be made to Hood College,401 Rosemont
Ave, Frederick, MD 21701 or the Madonna
House,220 CStNE,Washington DC 20002.JACQUELINE ANNWAKELING
Jacqueline AnnWakeling, 91, went home to
the Lord onJanuary 5, 2022. Born inPassaic,
NJ on July 25, 1930, she grew up in Queens,
NY,the only child of John and HelenWakeling.
Jackie graduated from Hood College inFred-
erick, MD in 1952. She then brought her
considerable communication, managerial,
intellectual, and people skills to the business
world. After working for Crane&Co. and
Chemical Bank in NewYork City,she moved
to SanFrancisco where she was employed
by Bank of America.Jackie returned east to
take aposition at Comsat,acommunications
satellite corporation formed in 1962 by Con-
gress to spearhead the country’sinterest
in commercial satellite communications.In
1993 she was appointed Executive Director
of the Christ Child Society,Inc., anon-profitWAKELINGDEATH NOTICEJANET GRACE STEVENS (nee Theofield)
Janet Grace Stevens (nee Theofield), age 87, of
Highland, MD,passed away onFriday,January
14, 2022, surrounded by all3daughters.Born
October 13, 1934 in Myersville,MD, she was
the daughter of the late JohnP. Theofield, Sr.
and Grace A. (Poole) Theofield. She was the
wife of 59 years to Charles Edward Stevens,
who predeceased her in 2015.
Janet wasraised in Silver Spring, MD.She
graduated in 1954 from Montgomery Blair
High School and attended the University of
Maryland, CollegePark where she met her
husband. She retired from Howard County
Public School System in 1987. She had many
talents including gardening, sewing, baking,
and art. She enjoyed traveling and camping in
the U.S. ,but most of all, enjoyed spending time
with her family.She wasatreasured mother
and mom-mom who will be dearly missed.
Surviving are daughters and sons-in-law;Janet
Elizabeth Sowers of Marriottsville,Christine
Eve andC. David Thompson of New Windsor,
and AprilLynn and MichaelC. Blaney of
Glenville,PA(formerly of New Windsor); grand-
children, Theo and Amanda Sowers,Jacob
Sowers,Nicholas and Erin Thompson, Hannah
and Matthew Gray,Robert and Lindsey Blaney,
Alex Blaney,and Amanda Blaney and her
fiancé Luke Miltenberger;great-grandchildren,
Henry and Ridgely Sowers,Liam and Everett
Thompson, and Lucy Gray.She is also survived
by three nieces,Hope,Bonnie and Jean and
their mother Mary; and several cousins and
extended family.
She was predeceased by siblings,Alice,John,
Robert, andTruman Theofield,Truman’swife
Sherri and their daughter Dawn; as well as
extended family members.
The family will receive friends on Sunday,
January 23, from1until 5p.m. at Haight
Funeral Home&Chapel, 6416 Sykesville Road,
Sykesville whereafuneral service will be held
on Monday,January 24, at 10 a.m. Interment
to follow at Grossnickle Brethren Cemetery,
11301 Meeting House Road, Myersville,MD
21773.
In lieu of flowers,memorial donations may be
made to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital,
501 St. Jude's Place,Memphis,TN38105 or a
charity of your choice.
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