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DEATH NOTICE

ANNADIPERNA(neeDiBlasi)

AnnaDiPerna,belovedwifeofthelateNunzio

Di Perna,of Alexandria,VirginiadiedJune21,

2021 in Palermo,Sicilyandwasburiedin

Raccuja,Sicily.She was 87 yearsold.Anna

is survivedby her sister,Franca RosaDi Blasi

withher husbandEnzoRossi;the sisters-in-

law MariaDi PernaTripoli and Gina PalazzoloDi

Blasi;and manylovingniecesand nephewsand

grand niecesand nephewswho will remember

her for her immensehumanity,sweetness,

andgreatfaith.Theywillalwayscarryherin

theirheartswithinfiniteaffection.Besidesher

husband,Nunzio,she wasalsopredeceased

by her brother,Pino Di Blasi.Annawas also

knownfor howlovinglyshe caredfor her

husband,Nunzio,after he sufferedastroke.

Annawas bornin Raccuja,Sicilyin 1934.As a

customseamstressshe establishedapersonal

businessfor tailoringfine clothingin Messina,

Sicily.She met and marriedNunzioDi Perna

in1967,immigratingtotheUnitedStatesto

joinhisfamilyintheoperationofTony’sItalian

Restaurantlocatedon 1742 LStreetN.W.in

Washington,DC.They purchasedahomein

Alexandria,Virginiaand livedtheremorethan

50 years.Anna attendedSt. LouisCatholic

Churchin Alexandria,Virginiaand The Holy

RosaryChurchin Washington,DC.There are no

plansfor afuneral service.

DIPERNA

SUZANNEMcGOWAN GRESCOVIAK

SuzanneMcGowanGrescoviak,89, of Port-

land,ME,passedawayon January30,

2022.AMass of ChristianBurialwill be

celebratedonSaturday,February19, 2022

at St. Joseph’sCatholicChurch, 673

Stevens Ave.,Portland. Please visit

http://www.jonesrichandbarnes.com to view

Suzanne’stributepageandto signher

onlineguestbook

GRESCOVIAK

JOHNWESLEYHAMILTON

JohnWesley Hamiltonof Newark,NJ passed

awaypeacefullyon Thursday,January20, 2022.

He leavesto cherishhis memoryhis loving

mother,Lois B. Hamilton;one daughter,Blair

DeLorge;twosons,JohnHamilton,II, and

AlexanderHamilton;one granddaughter,Gise-

le DeLorge;one brother,JamesHamilton;one

niece,Cordelia-Grace Hamilton;andahost

of otherrelativesand friends.The familywill

receivefriendson Friday,February18, 2022

at StricklandFuneral Services,6500 Allentown

Road,CampSprings,MDfrom10 a.m.until

timeoffuneralServiceat 11 a.m.Interment

HeritageMemorialCemetery,Waldorf,MD.

http://www.stricklandfuneralservices.com

HAMILTON

KASSEMSK. HAMMED-OWENS

KassemsK. Hammed-Owensof Halethorpe,

MD died peacefullyat homeon December22,

2021.He is survivedby his wife,Iris Lewis

Hammed-Owens;daughters,BukolaHammed-

Owensand SahaadatHammed-Owens;broth-

ers,GaniyuAdmonsunAdamsof Lagos,Nigeria

and IssakaDauda,Accra, Ghana.

Funeral Servicewas held December31,2021in

Tuskegee,ALentrustedto McKenzie’sFuneral

Homewww.mckenziesfh.com.ACelebration

Of Life will be held on February19, 2022,6until

11 p.m. at the MeetingHouse,5885 Robert

OliverPlace,Columbia,MD.

HAMMED-OWENS

HAMMOND

DR. BLANCHEHAMMOND(Age76)

Transitionedfromearthlylaborto her

heavenlyrewardon Thursday,January27,

2022.She was the Ministerof Musicat The

GreaterFirstBaptistChurch,Washington,

DC.She leavescherishedmemorieswith

her lovingfamilyand friends.ACelebration

of Life servicewill be held on Friday,Febru-

ary 18, 2022,11 a.m.,at ThePeople’sCom-

munityBaptistChurch,31 NorwoodRd.,

SilverSpring,MD 20905.The familywill re-

ceivefriendsfrom9to11 a.m.priorto the

serviceat the church.Intermentwill follow

at RockCreekCemetery,Washington,DC.

http://www.mcguire-services.com

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DEATH NOTICE

ARTHURPETERISMAY(Age 94)

RetiredNavycaptain,veteranofWorldWarII,

KoreaandVietnam,businessmanandloving

husband,fatherand grandfatherdiedJanuary

13, 2022at his homein McLean,VA.

As ayoungman,Arthurbecamean Eagle

Scoutand excelledin academics–enrollingat

UnionCollegein N.Y. and joinedthe Navyin

1945 as an aviationcadetin the V-5Program

that trainedpilotsfor combatduty.With the

end of the war,heacceptedan appointment

totheU.S.NavalAcademy’sClassof 1951

andracedonthevarsitysailingteam.After

commissioning, Arthur reported to the

destroyerU.S.S. Philipand sawcombatoff

the coastof NorthKorea.As alieutenant

commander,heservedthe KennedyAdmin-

istrationas officerin chargeof the U.S.S.

Sequoia,the president’syachtbasedat the

WashingtonNavyYard.

It was duringthat tour that he met MaryCarns,

thedaughterofMajorGeneralE.H.J.Carnsand

JeannetteCarnsofMonterey,CA.Arthurand

Marywed at The PresidioChapelin November.

1964.

Shortlythereafter,Arthurwentto Vietnam

wherehe establishedBoatSquadronOne and

tookcommandof the Navy’sfirst SWIFT-class

fast coastalpatrolboats.Heretiredfromthe

Navyin 1974and was arecipientof the Bronze

Star.

ArthurandMarysettledinMcLean,VA.where

theyraisedfourchildren,and he workedin

internationalcountertrade and offsettrading

intohis late 70s.Helovedwatersports–

especiallyswimmingand sailing–and stayed

activethroughouthis life.

Bornin Bronxville,NY. on May 2, 1927,Arthur

and his olderbrotherLouiswereraisedin

Tuckahoe,NYbytheir parents,Louis and Julia

(neéKeringer)Ismaywhoimmigratedtothe

UnitedStatesfromAustria-Hungaryintheearly

1900s.

Arthuris survivedby Mary,his wife of 57 years,

alongwith his childrenPeter,Catherine,David

and John,and nine grandchildrenwho all loved

theirSuperdaddyvery much.

AprivateFuneral Massfor Arthurwasheld

at Holy Trinity CatholicChurchin Georgetown

onFebruary11.HewillbeburiedatArlington

NationalCemeteryatafuturedate,andfriends

will be invitedto acelebrationof his wonderful

life.Inlieu of flowers,the familyasksthat you

consideradonationto the SierraClub or the

NavalAcademyFoundation.

ISMAY

JAMESJOHNSON

JamesJohnsonwasbornon November29,

1939 in Yorktown,VA,and passedawayon

January25, 2022in Fairfax,VA.Heserved

in the UnitedStatesAir Force for 20 years

and afterretirementhe workedfor over 30

yearsas afederal contractor.Jameswasa

compassionateand caringmanwhoselove

for his familywas mostimportantto him and

providedhimthe mostjoy.Heissurvived

by his wifeWanda Johnson,his formerwife

AliceJohnsonandtheirthreechildren,six

grandchildren,twogreat-grandchildren,two

step-daughters,and twostep-grandchildren.

On Tuesday,February15 from10 to 11 a.m.

therewill be timeto visitwiththe family

at From the HeartMinistriesAnnex, 5055

AllentownRoad,Suitland,MD 20746.Ahome-

comingservicewill be held at 11 a.m.for family

only,due to Covidrestrictions.Funeral services

havebeenentrustedto AmesFuneral Home,

Manassas,VA.

JOHNSON

DEATH NOTICE

NANCYZELENYKUHN(Age90)

NancyZ. Kuhn passedawaypeacefullyon

Sunday,February6, 2022fromnatural causes.

She was bornin Minnesotaon March10, 1931

to OliveLowenand Dr.LawrenceZeleny(the

Bluebirdman).

Nancygrewup in Hyattsville(UniversityPark)

MD and graduatedwithaMastersDegreein

Psychologyfromthe Universityof Maryland

in 1954.She boughta1939 Pontiacas her

first car and changedthe oil and sparkplugs

herself.She loveddogs,birdsandhorses,

winningthe silvercupfor jumpingat the

HyattsvilleFire Dept.showin 1947.She worked

as aPsychologistat awomen’sprisonfor a

few yearsbut she longedto traveland see

the world.Shethentookajob withthe

Governmentwhereshe coulddo just that.She

wentto Australia, HongKong,Vietnam,Samoa,

Germany,Figi, Hawaii,Thailandand India.She

livedin Indiafrom1958-1962.She mether

husband,RichardJohnKuhn, at the Agency

whereshe worked.Theywereassignedto

Belgiumfor five yearsand startedafamily

there.They returnedto Marylandin 1971and

boughtanew homein Rockville.Hepassed

awayin 1984and she remainedin the home

until she brokeher hip in 2019.She residedat

HomesteadManorAssistedLivingin Denton,

MD for the past two years.She lovedcooking,

reading,art, photographyandpuzzles.She

livedlife to the fullest,the way she wanted.

Nancywas precededin deathby her parents,

her husbandRichard;her brotherWilliamZele-

ny; and her stepsonMarcusR. Kuhn. She is

survivedby her children,StephanieM. Kendall

and Paul L. Kuhn; her stepson,JohnR. Kuhn;

and her stepdaughters,PenelopeKuhn and

Janice Williams.

AsmallMemorialService(familyand close

friendsonly)will be held on Saturday,February

26, 2022at 1p.m. at St. MaryMagdalene

EpiscopalChurchin AspenHill, MD followedby

intermentat Gateof HeavenCemeteryin Silver

Spring,MD.

KUHN

DEATH NOTICE

LAUGHRIGE

DANIELMARTIN LAUGHRIGE

On Thursday,February 10,

2022,of Silver Spring,MD.

Belovedhusbandof the late

AnneMarieLaughrige;father

of Mike(Hisako),John(Norma),

Anthony(Bernadette),andthe

late DanielleLaughrige.Also survivedby

five grandchildren.Inurnmentto be at Gate

of HeavenCemeteryat alater date.

http://www.COLLINSFUNERALHOME.com

MARRONE

PATRICIAANNMARRONE

PatriciaAnn Marrone(neeCarroll)Of Lees-

burg,VA,passedawayon February8, 2022

at the age of 83. Patissurvivedby her chil-

drenTerri(Mike)ThomasofLeesburg,VA,

Michael(Jessica)Marroneof Oakton,VA,

Julie(Tom) Wilsonof Leesburg,VA and Tina

(Glenn)Marchioneof Amissville,VA; and

grandchildrenJosephandThomasMar-

rone,Ryan and EricaWilson,and Amanda

and BrianneMarchione.She is preceded

veryrecentlyindeathbyherhusbandof

61 years,Joe Marrone.ACelebrationof

Life receptionwill be heldat afuturedate.

Condolencesmaybe madewithColonial

FuneralHomeofLeesburgat

http://www.colonialfuneralhome.com

MARYELINORGRIFFITHMcNALLY

MaryElinor(Griffith)McNally,asixthgeneration

Washingtonian,diedin her sleepJanuary31,

2022 at Harbor’sEdge,Norfolk,VA.

The daughterof Dorseyand Hilda(Bowen)

Griffith,shegrewupinGeorgetown,butmoved

to Arlingtonduringher juniorhighyears.A

proudgraduateof WesternHighSchool,she

attendedUniversityof Maryland,whereshe

wasinbothHomecomingandMaycourts.

MarriedtoDr.JamesJ.McNallyinDecemberof

1949,theylivedinFrancepriortoreturningto

the US.Activein her two children’sschools,

scoutingand gardenclubs,she also held lead-

ershippositionsin the ODUFacultyWivesClub

as Vice-Presidentand as Chaplainof Great

BridgeD.A.R.

Local survivors include beloved nephew,

Steven(Sara) Bernheiseland niece,Jessica

(Mark)Heinrichand cousin,DonaldRobertson.

Her survivingchildrenare JohnJ. McNallyof

NorfolkandEmily(Jim)BrownofPinckney,MI.

Servicesatalaterdate.Toreadthecomplete

obituaryvisit

http://www.AltmeyerFuneralandCremation.com

McNALLY

DARIUSYOUNGBLOODOSBORNE

DariusYoungbloodOsborneof

Fort Washington,MD,the son

of ParkerLee and Mildred

YoungbloodOsborne,departed

this life on February03, 2022.A

visitationwill be heldMonday,

February14, 2to4p.m. at

Briscoe-Tonic Funeral Home,64IndustrialPark

Dr., Waldorf,MD. Aviewingand funeral service,

beginningat 10 a.m.,will be held on February

16, at EbenezerAMEChurch, 7707 Allentown

Road,Ft.Washington,MD.

OSBORNE

GERALDWALTER PADWE

Gerald Walter PadwediedFebruary5, 2022,

in Bethesda,Maryland.Bornin NewYork

in 1933,he attendedthe RiverdaleCountry

School,WilliamsCollege(A.B., 1954),and the

Universityof Michigan(MBAand JD,1958).He

joinedToucheRoss&Co. in 1958and became

apartnerof the firm in 1966.He was National

Directorof TaxServices(1972-1977)and a

memberof the firm’sexecutivecommittee

and RegionalTaxDirectorfor Latinand South

America(1979-1982).Uponthe firm’smerger

withDeloittehe becameAssociateNational

Director–Tax Practice(1982-1992).

Avolunteerin the TaxDivisionof the American

Instituteof CertifiedPublicAccountantsfor

manyyears,hechairedthe TaxPolicyCom-

mitteeand the TaxLegislativeCommitteeand

was amemberof the TaxAdvisormagazine’s

advisoryboardand acontributingeditorof

theirTaxCliniccolumnas wellas serving

on the Commissionerof InternalRevenue’s

AdvisoryGroup.Upon retirementfromDeloitte

&Touche,hebecameVice President–Taxation

of the AICPAin1992.He receivedthe Arthur

J. DixonAward in 2002for “servicewith

distinction.”

Musicwas alwaysan importantpart of his life,

fromviolinlessonsas achild,includingstudyat

Julliard,throughparticipationin choral groups

includingthe DessoffChoirsin NewYork,

and singingwithaGilbertand Sullivantroupe

in Connecticut. Shortlyaftermovingto the

Washington,DC areain 1977,he joinedthe

Cathedral Choral Societyand sangwiththe

groupfor decades.Heservedon the board

of the groupfor manyyears,includingas

Presidentof the Boardduringtheir50th

anniversaryyear.Hewas awardedtheirOrder

of Meritin 1997.

Gerald Padweis survivedby his wife,Alice,

whomhe marriedin 1963;theirson Jonathan,

daughter-in-lawJenniferGrimm;theirdaugh-

ter,Elizabeth;son-in-lawI. DavidMuhlbaum;

grandchildrenSarah and Lily Muhlbaumand

Moses,Charles,and LouisaPadwe.Amemorial

servicewill be heldat afuturedate.Contri-

butionsin his memorymaybe madeto the

Cathedral Choral Societyof Washington,DC.

PADWE

JAKE ROBINSON"Mr.Mongo"(Age93)

May9, 1928-February2, 2022

Viewingwill be held on Thursday,February10,

at 10 a.m. CorinthBaptistChurch,814 Cypress

Tree Dr., FairmontHeights,MD. Gravesideser-

vice QuanticoNationalCemeteryon Monday,

February14 at 11 a.m.

ROBINSON

ROGALSKI

ROBERTDAVID ROGALSKI

RobertDavidRogalskipassedawayon

Wednesday,February 9, 2022 atthe age of

71. Avisitationwill be heldat LastingTrib-
    utesFuneral Care,814 BestgateRoad,An-
    napolis,MDonMondayFebruary14, 2022
    from2to4p.m. and 6p.m. to 8p.m. A
    servicewill be heldon Tuesday,February
    15, 2022at 11 a.m.withburialto follow
    at LakemontCemetery,900 WCentral Ave,
    Davidsonville,MD. Online condolences
    may be madeat:
    http://www.lastingtributesfuneralcare.com

CAMILLEROMANO(Age95)

December15, 1926–February10, 2022

CamilleRomano“Mama”passedawaypeace-

fullyin her homewithfamilyin Burtonsville,

MD on February10, 2022.

Abelovedmother,grandmother,and great-

grandmother,Camillewas precededin death

by her husbandof over60 years,Victor

Romano.Survivorsincludetwo daughters,Frie-

da Bufano,ArletteRomano;threesons,Albert

Romano,Gabe Romano,and Jack Romano;

nine grandchildren,Philip,Cami, Page,Lauren,

Stephanie,Scott,Ari, Rachel,and Robbie;one

great-grandchild,Logan; and extendedfamily.

Aprivatefuneral servicewill be held at Judean

MemorialGardens.Inmemoryof Camille,

onlinecondolencesmay be madeat:

http://www.dignitymemorial.com

ROMANO

DEATH NOTICE

KEITHSALLEY,SR."Pictureman"

OnMonday,January10,2022.Belovedson,

fatherand brother.Familywill receivefriends

on Wednesday,February16 from10 a.m. until

timeof HomegoingCelebration,11 a.m.at

Johnson&JenkinsFuneral Home,716 Kennedy

St., NW.IntermentHeritageCemetery.

SALLEY

JUDITHDAULER SCHATTENFIELD

JudithDaulerSchattenfield,lovingmatriarch

to the Schattenfield-McFaddenfamily,died

peacefullyat her homein Potomac,MDon

January24, 2022at the age of 83. Predeceased

byhusbandThomasSchattenfield.Judyis

survivedbysevenchildren:Scott,Peter,M

Thomas,MichaelMcFadden,John,Catherine,

and Kristin;as well as ten grandchildren,Leah,

Sarah, Scottie,Cory,Madison,Sierra, Joe,Elias,

Scarlett,and Gideon.Acelebrationof life will

be heldin aprivateceremonyon February

19, 2022.Pleaseconsiderdonationsto the

scholarshipfundat the KatherineThomas

School, in Rockville MD.

http://www.ttlc.org/katherine-thomas-school.

SCHATTENFIELD

SCHLAGETER

MARGARETWILEYSCHLAGETER

On Wednesday,February 9,

2022 OfWashingtonDC.Lov-

ing wifeof the late EduardoP.

Schlageter.Belovedmotherof

EduardoP. Jr., Lauraand Mar-

garetB. Schlageter.Beloved

grandmother.

Burialwill be heldat HighlandMemory

GardensinApopka,Florida.Pleasesignthe

guestbookat:

http://www.DeVolFuneralHome.com

SMITH

GERALDSCOTTSMITH

On Friday,February 4, 2022,of Fort Wash-

ington,MD.Husband ofMarionR. Smith;

fatherof MichaelSmith(Karen);Grandfa-

therof CaitlinSmithand KirstenMcKay

(Ryan).Relativesand friendsare invitedto

Gerald’sCelebrationof Life at St. Ignatius

CatholicChurch, 2401 BrinkleyRd.,Fort

Washington,MD 20744on Tuesday,Febru-

ary 15 from10 a.m.untilthe timeof Mass

of ChristianBurialat 12 p.m. Interment

ResurrectionCemetery.

http://www.kalasfuneralhomes.com

STOCK

TIMOTHYFRANCISSTOCK

TimothyFrancisStockpassedawayon

February6, 2022.Born,raised,and edu-

catedinDetroit,Michigan,Timothygrad-

uatedfromthe Universityof DetroitMer-

cy Schoolof Lawin 1962and promptly

joinedthe Officeof General Counselat

Ford MotorCompany.Over thirtyyears,

Timothy’sdutiesevolvedfromresponsibil-

itiesfor Ford’sNorthAmericanbusiness,

tooversightofthecompany’sprojectsin

Easternand WesternEurope,Africa,and

the MiddleEast,and eventuallyin the In-

ternationalCounselOffice,hemanaged

legalaspectsof Ford’sactivitiesin Latin

America,as well as the Asia Pacific region.

Afterhis retirement,and two yearsof in-

ternationalvolunteerservice(International

ExecutiveServiceCorpsin Yekaterinburg,

Russia;AmericanBarAssociation/CEELI

in Ukraine)he and his wife,Lecia,moved

to Arlington,Virginia.There,Timothyre-

mainedprofessionallyactive.Heworked

as acivil and familymediator,and as a

Court-Appointed Special Advocate for

AbusedandNeglectedChildren(CASA).

His will be mourneddeeplyby his wifeof

60 years,Lecia Wasilia;hisdaughter,Marie

Florence(husbandRobertM. Brown,Jr.);

son, TimothyJoseph(wifeMarieLena);and

granddaughtersLeciaVasylyaand Sabine

Lola;sisterNancyKruseand brotherDaniel

Stock.

Afteraprivatememorialservice,Timothy

Franciswill be inurnedat ColumbiaGar-

densin Arlington,Virginianearhis daugh-

ter,Michele‘Mikayla’.

In lieu of flowersthe familyrecommends

donationsto the Universityof DetroitMer-

cy Schoolof Law ScholarshipFundin the

nameof TimothyFrancisStockvia

https://lawschool.udmercy.edu/alum-

ni-giving/gift-giving/donate-to-the-school-

of-law.php

STOKES

PATRICIAHAMILLSTOKES

Peacefullyat homewithfamilyon Febru-

ary 9, 2022PatriciaHamillStokes;beloved

wife of 20 yearsto RonaldB. Stokesand 29

yearsto the late JamesA. Hamill.No ser-

vicesare scheduledat this time.

Forcompleteservicedetails,pleasevisit

http://www.lemmonfuneralhome.com

TERRY

BRENTDUVAL TERRY

SGT.MAJ. US ARMY

Transitionedpeacefullyat homeon Janu-

ary 20, 2022.

He is survivedby his spouseHopeJohn-

son-Terry,daughtersZenzeleTerry and

NaimaTerry.ParentsFrank and AddieTerry

and brothersKirkpatrickTerry,Chad Terry

and sisterin-lawBerthaTerry.

Family and Friendswill honorTerry’slife at

the JB JenkinsFuneral Home,Inc., Hyatts-

ville,MDonFebruary15, 2022Visitation

3:30p.m. withserviceto followat 4:30

p.m. IntermentCheltenhamVeterans Cem-

eteryat alater date.

http://www.jbjfh.com

GERTRUDMARIAVANBALEN“Trudy”

Passedawaypeacefullyat 94 on January30,

2022,in Manassas,VA, of natural causes.Born

in Heilbronnam Neckar,Germany,the only

childof PaulineWalz and GeorgKössinger,

Trudy survivedacatastrophicbombingraid on

Heilbronnon December4, 1944,whenover

6,500peopleperishedin 30 minutes.She met

her futurehusbandwhilehe wasstationed

in Germany,and was marriedin Valley Forge,

PA in 1955and was naturalizedin 1958.The

Germanculturewas alwaysan importantpart

of her family'slife.

Amemberof St. AlbansEpiscopalChurchin

Annandale,VA, she workedwithExtension

Homemakers,and servedas aBrownieLeader

and 4-H leader.Trudylovedto attendvarious

musicand theatreperformances,enjoyedtrav-

eling,dancing,gardening,and wasan avid

reader.Despitenumerousailments,her forti-

tude carriedher along.

Survivedby husbandof 66 years,WilliamVan

Balen,daughter,Christina(Thomas)Harrigan,

and grandchildren,Meganand SeanHarrigan.

Serviceswill be heldFebruary19 at 11 a.m.

at St. AlbansEpiscopalChurch,Annandale,VA.

PrivateInterment.Donationscan be madeto

St. AlbansMemorialFund,or to the Prince

WilliamCounty4-H Association, 8033 Ashton

Ave, Suite105, Manassas,VA20109.

VANBALEN

DEATH NOTICE

DEMOS

JEANNETTEEDENDEMOS(Age92)

Passedawaypeacefullyon Wednesday,Feb-

ruary9, 2022.Formerlyof Lansdale,Penn-

sylvania,Jeannetteresidedin Woodbridge,

Virginiafor the past several years.Jeannette

wasalovingmother,grandmother,and

friend.She lovedthe Lord,BibleStudy,all

animals(especiallycats),and sweets,partic-

ularlymilk chocolate,ice cream,and mince

pie!Jeannettewasdevotedtoherchildren

and alwaysgreetedthemafterschoolwith a

delicioussnackand conversationwhenthey

wereyounger.Shewasavaluedsounding

boardwhoprovidedloveandcommon

sensein her adviceto them.She had akind

and lovingheartand wasalwaystherefor

anyoneinneed,includingthevariousstrays,

wildlife,and exoticpetsher childrenwould

bringhome.One of Jeannette’slifelong

passionswascollectingantiques,and to-

getherwithher children,theysharedtime

bonding(andalot of money!)in this com-

moninterest.She will be greatlymissedby

herfamilyandallwhoknewher.Thefamily

wouldlike to thankthe caregiversof Home

Insteadwhowereattentiveand lovingto

heroverthelastseveralyears.Jeannetteis

precededin deathby her parents,George

Washingtonand AliceEvelynHorning;her

belovedson,BrianDemos;and her former

husbandandlifelongfriend,GeorgeDemos.

She is survivedby her daughters,Barbara

Zicarelli(Thomas)of Triangle,Virginiaand

ChristinaKull (George)of Ottsville,Pennsyl-

vania;granddaughter,LauraZicarelli(Brian)

of Chesterfield, Virginia; step-grandchil-

dren,LindseyBahleda(Steve)of Pittsburgh,

PennsylvaniaandMattKull(Geise)ofPhil-

adelphia,Pennsylvaniaand theirrespective

children;and specialcousin,Jackie Ruthof

Lansdale,Pennsylvania.Afuneral service

will be heldtoday,Sunday,February13 at

Mullins&ThompsonFuneral Servicein Staf-

ford,Virginiaat 2:30p.m. Intermentwill fol-

lowatalaterdateinWhitemarshMemorial

Park in Ambler,Pennsylvania.In lieu of flow-

ers,contributionsmay be madeto yourlocal

SPCA(https://secure.aspca.org/)or Samar-

itan’sPurse(https://www.samaritanspurse.

org/).Onlinecondolencesmay be sentat

http://www.mullinsthompsonstafford.com

college.Upon his retirementfromLafayette,

RothkopfbecamePresidentEmeritus,and

wenton to serveas seniorvice-president

andcounselortothepresidentoftheU.S.

Chamberof Commercefrom2005-2010.His

responsibilitiesincludedleadershipof the

Chamber’seducationand workforceinitia-

tive.Hesupervisedthreenon-profitentities

affiliatedwiththeChamber:theInstitutefor

aCompetitiveWorkforce;the BusinessCivic

LeadershipCenter(dedicatedto improved

businessandsocietyrelations);andthe

NationalChamberFoundation.

Overthe years,Rothkopfwasatrusteeof

AmericanUniversityandthe Educational

TestingService.Hewas amemberof the

NationalAdvisoryCommitteeonInstitutional

Qualityand Integrity,anadvisorygroupto

the Secretaryof Education.He wasBoard

Chairof the EdvanceFoundation,anon-

profitorganizationdedicatedto providing

community college graduates increased

accessto four-yearindependentcolleges.

Rothkopfservedas amemberof the Com-

missionon the Futureof HigherEducation

establishedby Secretaryof EducationMar-

garetSpellings.Hewas adirectorof two

publiccompanies,VeriskAnalytics(NASDAQ)

and BristolWest Holdings(NYSE). He was

pastboardchairof the Councilfor Higher

EducationAccreditationandoftheAssoci-

ationof IndependentCollegesand Universi-

ties of Pennsylvania.Rothkopfwas atrustee

of the SmithsonianMuseumof American

History,the LehighValley Hospital,and the

Lehigh-NorthamptonAirportAuthority,and

past presidentof the PennsylvaniaSociety.

Rothkopflovedspendingtimewith his family

and friends,and enjoyedlife in Washington

and Annapolis,MD, particularlythe beautiful

viewsof RidoutCreekthroughoutthe year.

His love of the WashingtonNationals,Brook-

lyn Dodgers,and his familywill endureforev-

er.Inadditiontohiswife,heleavesbehind

his two daughtersJennyand KatyRothkopf;

sons-in-lawEricHuffmanandJim Hardin;

granddaughterSadieRothkopfHuffman;and

extendedfamilyand friends,all of whomwill

misshim terribly.

In lieu of flowers,pleaseconsideradonation

to the causeof yourchoice.Acelebrationof

his life will be held in the spring.

ARTHURJ. ROTHKOPF

Belovedhusband,father,father-in-law,grand-

father,friend,and mentorto many,Arthur

J. Rothkopfdiedon February9, 2022in

Washington,DC.Hewill be greatlymissedfor

his warmth,intelligence,and kindness.

BorninBrooklyn,NYonMay24,1935,at 16

he left homefor LafayetteCollegein Easton,

PA,anexperiencethat foreverchangedhis

life.Hewent on to HarvardLawSchool,

wherehemademanylifelongfriendships.In

1956,he met BarbaraSarnoff,and findingher

to be awillingsailingpartner,they embarked

on along and happylife together.

Rothkopfbeganhis careerin Washington,DC

as alawyerat the Securities&Exchange

Commissionandthe U.S. Departmentof

Treasury.Hethen joinedthe law firm Hogan

&Hartson,wherehespecializedintax,regu-

latory,and legislativerepresentationof U.S.

and foreignclients.After along and success-

ful legalcareer,in1992 he wasappointed

deputysecretaryof the U.S. Department

ofTransportationbyPresidentGeorgeH.W.

Bushand confirmedby the Senate.Before

that,he servedas general counselof the

department,alsoaSenate-confirmedposi-

tion.

In July 1993,Rothkopfwas appointedpres-

identof LafayetteCollege,his almamater.

He and his wife lovedtheir12 yearsat the

ROTHKOPF

OSCARWILLIAMSMITH"Bill"

the NorthernVirginia,Maryland,and DC area.

From therehe developedapassionfor real

estate,eitherbuildingand sellingor owning

several rentalproperties.When he wasn’t

workingyouwouldfindhimonthefootball

field coaching.That was his true passionso

in the mid 1960’shestartedthe Northern

Virginiafootballcluband namedhis team

the panthers.Over the yearshe coached

countlessamountsof youngmenand men-

toredthemto be betterindividuals,sons,and

brothers.Many of whomstill keptin touch

withhim all the way to the day he passed.

By 1990he had amassedover 200 wins(and

only17 losses)makinghim the winningest

littleleaguefootballcoachin the areaat

the time.His finalcoachingpositionwas

the 1992BishopO’Connellfreshmanfootball

teamand recordedan undefeatedseason.

In 1996Bill retiredto Palmyra, VA areawith

his wife Kathyand his youngestson but he

neverdid reallyretire.Heworkedall kindsof

little jobs fromdoingsomeplumbing,aclerk

at aconveniencestoreand evenashuttle

driverat acar dealership.The amountof

people’slives that he touchedover the years

is infinite.Hewould walkin aroomand light

it up withhis stories,jokes,and wisdom.

The familywill receivefriendson Saturday,

February19, from11 a.m.to 1p.m. at

Bristow-FaulknerChapellocatedat 15 C.F

EdwardsLanein Saluda,VA withInterment

to immediatelyfollowat MiddlesexMemorial

Cemetery.Therewill be acelebrationof life

afterthe burialat 101 WatlingSt., Urbanna,

VA 23175.

Of Saluda,VA wenthometo be withthe

lordon January28, 2022.He was87. He

wasprecededin deathby his firstwife

Ann K. Smith(Dunigan),and his secondwife

KathleenM. Smith,and his brother-in-law

James“Ike”Eskildsen.He is survivedby

four siblings;his brotherDenverS. Rhodes

(Nev),brotherDonald,SRhodes,his sister

PatriciaJeanAnderson(Dick),and his sister

PhyllisBrendaEskildsen.He is survivedby

five sons,their childrenand numerousnieces

and nephews.WilliamD. Smith(PhoebeDinh)

theirchildren, Sue Nguyen and Maya

Nguyen,DeanSmith(Rachael)theirchildren,

Master Sergeant Christopher W. Smith

(AudrianaCruzde Smith)and daughterJessi-

ca FloresCruz.Jason D. Smith(Sarah Halmo),

sonsTroy O. Halmoand ChristianB. Smith,

JosephD. Smith(Torri Greenlee)children

EmberSmithand JohnA. Smith,MarkW.

Smith,daughterLisa M. Smithand five great

grandchildren.MichaelJ. Smith(Diana)their

children,CaraC.Smithand AlexanderM.

Smith,VincentC. Smith(JessicaWallace)

theirchildren,Alexis,Kaylie,Gracie,and

Tessa as wellas granddaughterZaraLee.

“Billy”as he was knownby his familyand

manyfamilyfriendswasbornDecember

14, 1934,in Georgetownin the Districtof

Columbia.He hadan entrepreneurspirit

abouthim froman earlyage.Hewould often

be seenpullinghis “littlered wagon”full

of groceriesto people’shomes,shoveling

snow,cuttinggrass,oreven workingapaper

routeto makemoney.This spiritled him to

openhis plumbingbusinessin 1973serving

SMITH

WRAMPELMEIER

BROOKSWRAMPELMEIER

1934-2022

BrooksWrampelmeierof Washington,DC

died at homeon February9, 2022at the age

of 87 followingashort illness.Heissurvived

by his lovingwifeof 63 years,Ann Dartsch

Wrampelmeier;his daughterSusanAtkin-

son (Robert)and sonsPeterand Christopher

(Hortencia);his fourgrandchildren,Claire

Atkinson,Cole,Claudia,andHollyWram-

pelmeier;his brotherKent Wrampelmeier

(Linda);his brother-in-lawFloydWhite,and

numerousniecesand nephews.Hewas pre-

deceasedby his parentsand his sisterHolly

White.

He was bornin Cincinnati,Ohio,onSeptem-

ber 27, 1934,and movednot longafterto

the nearbytownof Wyomingwherehe grew

up and attendedhighschool.He graduated

fromPrincetonUniversitymagnacumlaude

in 1956withaBAinNear EasternStudies,

havingspenthis junioryearat the American

Universityof Beirut.He laterreceivedaMas-

ter of InternationalPublicPolicyfromJohns

HopkinsSchoolof AdvancedInternational

Studiesin 1977.

He joinedthe U.S. ForeignServiceand

movedto Washington,DC in 1956where

he methis wifeon ablind dateand they

latermarriedin May1958.His diplomatic

careerfocusedon the MiddleEast,rotat-

ing betweenassignmentsin Washington

and abroad.Afterattendingthe FSI Arabic

LanguageSchoolin Lebanon,his overseas

diplomaticpostingsincludedJordan,Saudi

Arabia,Zambia,the UAE, andKuwait.Hisfi-

nalpost was as ConsulGeneral in Dhahran,

SaudiArabia,afterwhichhe retiredinSep-

tember 1989.Uponretirement,he contin-

ued to workpart-timefor the StateDepart-

mentassistingwithFreedomof Information

Act requests.

Brookswaskind,generous,and thoughtful

withawonderfulself-deprecatingsenseof

humor.Hewas unfailinglypoliteto all he

met and is rememberedby manywithgreat

affection.He enjoyedreading, crosswords,

genealogy,and classicalmusic.Healso

servedhis DC communityfor manyyears

as an electionworkerand lateras precinct

captain.

Amemorialservicewill be announcedand

heldlaterin the spring.Inlieu of flowers,

contributionsmaybe madeto American

NearEastRefugeeAid (ANERA),Breadfor

the City,orafoodbankof yourchoice.

WRENN

REVERENDDR. RAYMONDFITZHUGHWRENN(Age103)

Of WinchesterVA,passedawaypeaceful-

ly on February10, 2022at the Winchester

MedicalCenter.

Raymondwas bornin Herndon,VA to Ray-

mondNicholasWrennand WinnieV. Holden

Wrennon June25, 1918.He marriedRena

DeShazoLynch on September17, 1949in

Annandale,VA. He graduatedfromAmeri-

can University,Washington,DC and Candler

Schoolof Theologyat EmoryUniversity,At-

lanta,GA, and thenservedapastorof sev-

eral MethodistchurchesthroughoutVirgin-

ia. Later he servedas ExecutiveSecretary

of the NorthernVirginiaBoardof Missions

and thenas Directorof Planningfor the Vir-

giniaConferenceof the UnitedMethodist

ChurchCouncilof Ministries.In1980,he

was awardedan honorary Doctorof Divinity

fromRandolphMaconCollege,Ashland,VA.

Afterretiring,he spent10 more yearsdoing

fieldeducationat Wesley TheologicalSemi-

nary,Washington,DC.

Raymondis precededin deathby his wife

Renaand his two brothersRobertH. Wrenn

and T. RandallWrenn.

Raymondis survivedby his children,Rich-

ard F. Wrennand wife Sara, ElizabethD. Bell,

and KatharineL. Kropatand husbandLoren;

threegrandchildren,twostepgrandchil-

dren,six great-grandchildren,and two step

great-grandchildren.

Thefamilywillbe receivingfriendson

Wednesday,February16, 2022at Demaine

Funeral Home,5308 BacklickRoad,Spring-

field VA.22151from6to8p.m.

Funeral serviceswill be heldat 11 a.m.on

Thursday,February 17,2022atAnnandale

UnitedMethodistChurchwiththe Rev.Levi

Stroud,officiating,and burialwill followin

the church’scemetery.Arrangementsare

by DemaineFuneral Home,Springfield,VA.

In lieu of flowers,memorialsmay be sentto

WesleyTheologicalSeminary,Shenandoah

University,orthe UnitedMethodistFoun-

dation.

http://www.DemaineFunerals.com

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theFuneral Services Directory.

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