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LEEHACKLERGOUGH Lee HacklerGough,84, died February26, 2022, followingastrokeandanextendedbattle with Alzheimer'sdisease.Myrtle Lee was born April18, 1937,in HaskellCounty,Oklahoma, daughter of the late Burl and Myrtle(Gilstrap) Hackler. She attendedMuskogeeHighSchool,Abilene ChristianCollege,and VanderbiltUniversity whereshe studiedbiology.She met her husband,MichaelGough,while in line to register for abiochemistry classat BrownUniversity whereshe earnedher MS in Biology.They married in 1964.Theylivedin Houston,TX and StonyBrook,NY beforesettlingin the Washington,DCsuburbsinSilverSpringand thenin Bethesda,MD wheretheyliveduntil 2020 whentheymovedtoMercyRidgeRetire- mentCommunity,Timonium, MD. Afterworkinginseveralbiologylaboratories, sheearnedher teachingcertificationand becameascienceresource teacherfor English as SecondLanguagestudentsat an elementary schoolinWashington,DCand laterin the Arlington,VA schoolsystem,fromwhichshe retiredto spend moretime withher children and grandchildren. Lee was an avid reader,excellentcook,and a naturelover.She wasanatural, patientand caringteacher,helpingher studentsand her familybetterunderstandthe worldaround them.She was activeinthe Bannockburn com- munityin Bethesdawhereshe livedfor 40 years. Leewasprecededindeathbyhersister, JoanneSpencer;and her brother,Wendell Hackler.Sheissurvivedbyherhusband;her daughter,LauraGough(HenryLamousin), of Timonium,MD;andherson,BarryGough (AnneTaylor),of Olney,MD; alongwithfive grandchildren. Amemorialservicewill be heldat alater date.Memorialcontributionscan be made to the Alzheimer’sAssociationof Maryland, 1850 York Road,SuiteD, Timonium,MD 21093.

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RICHARDKARLHOEFLING Passed awayFebruary23,2022in SilverSpring, MD.Richardwas bornon February10, 1943 in NewYork, NewYork, the son of Karl and Victoria(Werz) Hoefling.Hegraduatedfrom BostonCollege,RPI in Troy,NYand University of MarylandSchoolof Law.Heworkedas an attorneyfor the NuclearRegulatoryCom- missionfor the majorityof his career.He is survivedbyhis belovedwifeof 52 years, Joan(Ahmuty)Hoeflingand his sons,Jason (Kim)and Matthew(Allison).And lovingOpa to Max,Simon,Madeline,Jack andDylan. Visitation from10 a.m.followed by 11 a.m. serviceon Thursday,March3, at St. John the BaptistChurch, 12319NewHampshire Avenue,SilverSpring,MD.Inlieu of flowers, donations may be madeto HospitalitoAtitlan or Horton’sKids.Pleasevisit the familyguest- bookat https://www.devolfuneralhome.com.

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was his marriage,inFrankfurt,Germany,to Joan.Afterhis retirementfromthe Air Force in 1975,Georgetaughtat NorthernVirginia CommunityCollegeand laterworkedten yearsas asafetyengineerfor theWashington MetropolitanTransitAuthority.Itwas in retirementthat Georgewas able to dedicate himselfto his lifelonghobbyof designing andmakingthings.Hewas the impetus makingthe restorationof the CherryHill Farm and Barnin Falls Churchasuccess.His restorationof acenturiesold farmhouseand periodfarmimplementsas well as hosting of schoolfield tripswerewidelyrecognized by the communityand agenerationof school children.His passionfor customwoodcraft continuedduringhis timeat Shenandoah ValleyWestminster-Canterburyretirement communitywherehe becameafixtureat the woodworkingshop.Georgewill always be rememberedfor his willingnessto design, make,and craft exquisiteobjects.George madebenches,little freelendinglibraries, customfurnitureand framesfor the chapel, toys for great-grandchildren,and numerous “George,can youmakeoneof these?” projects. Georgeis survivedby his wifeof 71 years, Joan;his threechildren,PhebeofWinchester, Louis(Kathy)of Okemos,Michigan,Gregg (Connie)of LakeFrederick;six grandchildren; and threegreatgrandchildren. Plans for amemorial service will be announcedlater.InGeorge’smemoryand in lieu of flowersthe familyrequestsany donationsbe sent to the ShenandoahValley Westminster-Canterbury Foundation, 300 Westminster-CanterburyDrive,Winchester, VA 22603. Pleasevisit obituariesand tributewall at: ompsfuneralhome.com

GEORGEMEGREWBURGESS GeorgeMegrewBurgess,92, of Winchester, passedawaypeacefullyon February24, 2022 surroundedby his family. Bornat Fort Sheridan,Illinois,Georgewas an Armybrat and followedhis father’sassign- mentsto Kansas,the Philippines,West Point, NewYork, Texas,Maryland,NorthCarolina, andVirginia.It was in 1947at Norfolk,Virginia whereGeorgemet JoanHowardwhenboth theirparentswereassignedto the Armed Forces Staff College. AftergraduatingfromNorthCarolinaState Universityin 1951thereweretwo significant life eventsfor George.First, he was commis- sionedas aSecondLieutenantin the United StatesAir Force.Georgewas adistinguished veteran, with toursof duty in Korea and Viet Namflyingcombatmissions.Second,and the onethinghe wasmostproud of,

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WILLIAMFOLEY"Bill"(Age64) TreatmentCenterand thenat the Harrison- burg Rockingham Community Services Board.He also workedfor several yearsat the ShenandoahValleySex OffenderTreat- mentProgram.Bill wasaprolificwriter, draftingpoetry,ayoungadultnovel,and a professionalbookin his personaltime.He was afaithfulmemberof BlessedSacrament CatholicChurch,responding to God’scall at everyturn.Whenhis childrenwereyoung he volunteeredteachingreligiouseducation classesand assistedwithmanyscouting adventures.Inrecentyears,hefoundmuch joy servingour communitythrough the churchfoodpantry. Bill’scompassionatelis- tening,questions,and wordsof wisdom impactedcountlessfamiliesin our community. Bill’sfamilywouldlike to thankeveryonefor yourconcernand kindnessand prayers.A memorialservicewill be announced and held at alater date. In lieu of flowers,pleaseconsidermakinga donationto the followingorganizationsthat are very closeto Bill’sheart:BlessedSacra- mentFood Pantry -www.bsccva.org;Gen- erationsCrossing-www.generationscross- ing.com;and The WamplerNeuroWellness Class-Checksmaybe writtento Wampler &Associates withanote that it is for the Parkinson’sNeuroWellnessand mailedto Wampler&Associates Rehabilitation 220 ReservoirStreetHarrisonburg,VA 22801. Online condolences maybe made to http://www.mcmullenfh.com. McMullenFuneral Homein Harrisonburg is in chargeof arrangements.

William“Bill”ThomasPatrickFoley,64, a residentof Mt. Crawford,diedon Friday, February25, 2022at his home.Bill was bornin Maineto the latePatrickWalter and Marguerite “Peggy”AugustaBoyerFoley on January9, 1958.On May16, 1981,he marriedCeciliaWack Foley whopreceded him in deathon September 25, 2015. Survivingare his children,JulieHartand husbandBretof Mt. Crawford,Tim Foley and wifeIda of Timberville,JasonDuncan of Williamsburg,VA,JeffreyDuncanand wifeEmilieof NewportNews,VA; siblings, MichaelFoley and wife Marykateof Manas- sas,VA, Bob Foley of Pink Hill, NC,Ward Foley and wifeMarisaof Alexandria,VA,Brooks Foley and wife Pollyof Cary,IL; uncles,John Foley of Hawaiiand PeterMeehanof Naples, FL; grandchildren, SimonHart,MalakaiHart, OmeleFoley andtwobabyboysduein April2022.In addition,Bill is survivedby numerousin-laws,cousins,nieces,nephews, godchildren, and his faithfuldog Foxy whom he lovedvery much. In additionto his wife and parents,Bill was precededin deathby infantsiblings,Mary, Arthur,and Elizabeth;two sister-in-laws,Kim Foley and Janet Schmidt; and aunt CarolAnn Meehan. As ateenager,Bill earnedareputationas aformidablewrestlingopponentwinning manytournaments and had the honorof beinginductedto BishopIretonHigh School’s athleticsHall of Fame in 2009.Aftergradu- ationfromJamesMadison University,Bill workedas alicensedprofessional counselor for manyyears.First servingat the Arlington

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MADALYNB.INNOCENTI(Age94) On Sunday,February 20, 2022, of Brookeville,MD. Beloved wifeof 71 yearstoAlfredand motherofDiane(Arthur),Do- lores(Michael),Robert(Melis- sa), sevengrandchildrenand eightgreat-grandchildren.She is also survivedby her sister,Marion.Relativesand friendsmay call at 10 a.m. on Friday,March 4, 2022,at St.Peter’s Parish, 2900 Ol- ney-SandySpringRoad,Olney,MD20832; Massof ChristianBurialto followat 11 a.m. Intermentat Gateof HeavenCemetery, 13705 GeorgiaAvenue,SilverSpring,MD

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JUNECARLYLELITTLE OnTuesday,February22,2022,JuneCarlyle Littlein her homein Fort Washington,MD. She is survivedby her devotedhusbandof67 years,Gerald Little;sisterJacquelineKing;two sisters-in-law;five children; eight grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren;andonegreat- great-grandchild.Services will be held on Thursday, March3,2022,at St. Paul United Methodist Church, 6634SaintBarnabasRoad, OxonHill, MD 20745. Viewing at 10 a.m.and serviceat11am.Masksarerequiredand attendancefor service is limited due to COVID-

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LUDWIGF. LUDECKE(Age71) It is withregretthat we notify the membersof Steamfitters Local 602 ofthedeathofRe- tiredBrotherLudwigF. Lu- deckeonFebruary22,2022. Privateserviceswereheldby the family.Acelebrationof life will be held at alater date,pleasevisit our websitefor details.Notice#1867. ChristopherMMadello F.S.T.

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KATHLEENANNMULDOON(Age68) KathleenAnnMuldoon,68,ofPotomac, MDpassedawayonFebruary21,2022, afteran extendedillness.She wasfirst- bornto Francisand ArlineMuldoonon July 19, 1953,in Hartford,Connecticut.Kathy graduatedfromWinstonChurchillHigh Schoolin 1971,receivedaBAfromthe Universityof NewHampshirein 1978,and aJDfrom the Universityof Connecticutin 1988.She spentmuchof her professional careeras afamilylaw attorneyadvocating for children.Her marriageto the late Ed- wardFlaim,Jr.endedin divorce,but the two remainedclosethroughouttheirlives and neitherremarried.Kathyis survivedby her parents;four siblings,Peter,Paul, Kev- in, and Carolyn;her son,Sean(Elizabeth) Flaim;and two grandchildren,Ameliaand Julian. Aviewingwill be heldon Thursday,March 3, 2022,from5to7p.m. at RobertA. Pum- phreyFuneral Homein Rockville.Afuner- al masswill be heldon Friday,March4, 2022,at 10:30a.m.at St.RaphaelCatholic Churchin Rockville,MD. Aprocessionand intermentwill immediatelyfollowthe service at Gateof HeavenCemeteryin Silver Spring,MD.Pleasesign the familyonline guestbookat: http://www.pumphreyfuneralhome.com

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DOROTHYS.PRENTICE DorothyS. Prenticewas alovingmother,grand- mother,sister, and friendto many.She passed awayon February19, 2022,2monthsaftershe celebratedher 100thbirthday.She was born December 8, 1921in GraysonCounty,Texasto Rebaand Roy (Shorty)Scott. Afterhighschool,she graduatedfromAustin Collegein Sherman,TX withadegreein education.She wasadedicatedelementary teacherand devotedwife to her husbandNeil B. Prentice,anarmy officerfor 28 years.They werehappilymarriedfor 53 yearsandtraveled throughoutthe UnitedStates,Europe,and Asia whileNeilservedinthemilitary. She is survivedby her threechildrenScott (Diane)PrenticeofSterling,VA,Jean(Benjie) Quinones of Bridgeport,WV,and Roy (Nancy) PrenticeofHaymarket,VA.Her surviving grandchildrenincludeCorey,Scott, Kelsey,Tris- tan, Casey,and Nickand four great-grandchil- drenConnor,Mya, Michaeland Christian.She was predeceasedby her sistersRebeccaCole, RoyleneWinchester;and her belovedgrandson ShawnPrentice. Funeral serviceswill includeavisitationat 11 a.m.followedby aserviceat 12 p.m. on Saturday March5, 2022at DemaineFuneral Home,locatedat 5308BacklickRd., Spring- field,VA 22151.In Lieuof flowers,memorial contributionscan be madein her nameto Lions Camp Merrick Foundation Inc., https://www.paypal.com/fundraiser/chari- ty/2280755;TheAmericanLungFoundation https://www.lung.org/get-involved/ways-to- give; and Breast Cancer Foundation https://www.komen.org/.

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In additionto her love of teaching,she also lovedcrocheting,whichshe learnedfrom her motherand her namesakeaunt,ClaraS. Hannah,reading,gameshows,puzzlemaga- zines,sports,especiallythe Steelers,and she reallylovedtexting.Butbyfarthegreatest lovewassavedforhergrandchildren. Joissurvivedbytwosons-JerryE.Henry (Kim)of Bel Air,MD, JeffreyB. Henryof Laurel, MD; and a“daughter”-Lilly Bosque(Raul)of Laurel,MD.She is also survivedby abrother, J.C. Parker,Jr. (Henrietta)of MardelaSprings, MD and;asister,CindyP. Driscoll(John)of Stevensville,MD. Additionally,she is survivedby her grand- sons,Jake Henryof Bel Air,MD, and honorary grandsonsNicholasand LucasBosqueof Laurel,MD; nephewsMikeJ. Parker (Tara) of Washington,DC,Mark C. Parker (Chasta)of York, SC; and niece,CaitlinP. Driscoll(Eric Ivankevich),of Stevensville,MD; alongwith greatnephewsZakkaryParker-Kelly,Aaron Parker;dear friendand cousinby marriage NancyWrightof MardelaSprings,MD; and manyotherfamily,much lovedformerstu- dentsand schoolcolleaguesand cherished friends,includingAletaConwayand Jane Fundygaof Northport,FL, JudieKreitman of NewYork and Judi AndersonDuvallof Lexington,SC. Her husbandDarrylW. Henrystill residesin Florida. ACelebrationof Life servicewill be held at alater date.Inlieu of flowers,memorial contributionsmay be madeto the charityof your choice.

CLARAJOSEPHINEPARKERHENRY ClaraJosephine"Jo"Henry,77, of Laurel, Marylandpassedawayon Tuesday,February 15, 2022afterabrief illness.She was born on July 7, 1944in Salisbury,Marylandto her late parents,J.C.Parker,Sr. and RuthSuggs Parker. Sheretiredfromdecadesof teachingin PrinceGeorge’sCounty(PGC)whereshe was awardedthe PG CountyTeacherof the Year. She retiredto Floridaand returnedto Mary- land permanentlyin 2021. She graduatedwithaBAineducationfrom BowieStateCollege(BowieUniversity)and receivedaMaster’sdegreein Educationfrom WesternMD College(McDanielCollege).

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CAROLMARIEHOLDER(Age79) CarolMarieHolder,age 79, passedaway peacefullyat her homein OceanCity,MDon Thursday,February24, 2022.Bornin Wash- ington,DC,she was the daughterof the late GordonOlsonand Agatha(Jones)Mason. She is survivedby her children;daughter,Ju-

lieMarie Allenof MountAiry,MDson, Adam Holder(Angela)of Berlin;and six grandchildren,Abby,Griffin,Madilyn,Tyler,Chaseand Russell.Alsosurvivingis her belovedcom- panionJeff Smithof Kensington,MD;and herformerhusbandanddearfriendBud Holder(Lisi)of OceanCity. Carolwas agraduateof Walter JohnsonHigh Schoolin Bethesda,MD and had workedas asecretarywiththe federal government. She wasan avidanimalloverand strong supporterof the ASPCAandSt. Jude’s Children’sHospital,alongwithmanyother charities. Amemorialservicewill be heldon Tuesday, March15 at 11 a.m.,at theBurbageFu- neral Homein Berlin.Friendsmaycall one hourpriorto the service.Inurnmentwill be in Gateof HeavenCemetery,3801 Georgia Ave, SilverSpring,MD,20906onMarch 26, at 10:30a.m.Adonationmaybe madein her memoryto: The ASPCA,https://www. aspca.org/ways-to-give,orStJude’sChil- dren’sResearchHospital,501 St JudePlace, Memphis,TN, 38105.Lettersof condolence may be sentvia: http://www.burbagefuneralhome.com

He was an Americansuccessstory,drivenby his vigorousworkethicand humblebegin- nings;he neverforgothis rootsand the call to helpothers.John was investedwith the highestecclesiasticalhonorthat can be bestowedon alay personand the oldest honorin Christendomas an Archonof the EcumenicalPatriarchate.Hesupportedthe EcumenicalPatriarchateandthe philan- thropicand educationalinstitutionsof the HolyArchdioceseof Americaas amember of Leadership100 and supportednumerous charitiesand philanthropies.His philan- thropicand civic contributionstouchedmany livesthroughoutthe UnitedStates and Greece.Hewas aman of greatreligious faithand was afoundingmemberof Saint KatherineGreekOrthodoxChurchin Falls Church,VA and SaintGeorgeGreekOrthodox Churchin OceanCity,MD. Johnwas atrue renaissanceman,andthroughthe years becameaccomplishedin the arts of cooking andbaking,woodworking,plumbing,and electricalwork.In his freetime,heloved to gardenalongsidehis wife.This “hobby” becamealaborof love.Itwas in the garden that he taughthis childrenand grandchildren the valueof hardwork,nurturing,and patience. He is survivedby his belovedwifeof 69 years,Ermione,cherisheddaughterHelen, and devotedson Harry(Tina).Alsosurvived by his four grandchildren,John,Helen,Angel- ica (Stephen),and Jennifer;his great-grand- daughter,Sophia;as wellas numerous nieces,nephews,and extendedfamily,both in the UnitedStatesand Greece. Visitationwill be held on Wednesday,March 2, at 11 a.m. at SaintKatherineGreekOrtho- dox Church, 3149 GlenCarlynRoad,Falls Church,VA 22041.The funeral servicewill followat 12 p.m. and is opento all family and friendswhowishto attend.Interment will followat NationalMemorialPark in Falls Church,VA.Inlieu of flowers,the family requeststhat memorialdonationsbe made to SaintKatherineGreekOrthodoxChurchin Falls Church,VA

JOHNJ.SPANOS On Friday,February25, 2022,JohnJ. Spanos, 98, lovinghusband,father,grandfather,and great-grandfatherdepartedthis life with the samedignitythathe livedhis life with. Johnwas bornApril15, 1923on the island of Evia,in the townof Kadi,Greece.He wasthe youngestof five childrenbornto JohnAristotleSpanos,who died two months beforehe was born,and Despina(Skoulides) Spanos.The familymovedtoAthenswhenhe was ayoungboy,wherehe graduatedfrom highschool.He was draftedinto the Greek Armyin 1944,and servedas atelecom- municationsexpert.Johngot marriedand emigratedto the UnitedStatesin 1953with his wife,the love of his life,Ermione(Kara- george)Spanos.The familylivedin Washing- ton, DC,and latersettledin Falls Church,VA. Togetherwithhis wifeof nearly70 years, theysuccessfullyownedand operatedmul- tiplerestaurantsacrossthe areaincluding the famedCaesar’sForumin McLean,VA. Simultaneously,John boughtseveral com- mercialreal estateproperties.Hewould ulti- matelyretirefromthe restaurant businessto focuson expandinghis real estatebusiness, and workedtirelesslymanagingthe business until several monthsago.

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SAMUELDAVID PUCCIARELLI On Wednesday,February23, 2022,Samuel DavidPucciarelli,lovinghusbandandfa- thertofivechildren,passedawayatage 90. Samwasbornon June2, 1931,in New York City.Hewas aKoreanWarveteran and atrue patriot,he lovedfreedomand his country.Hereceivedhis mathematics degreefromManhattanCollegeandhis Mastersin Mathematicsat NewYork Uni- versity.Healso wenton to earnmultiple higherdegreesincludinganMBAfromMa- rymountCollegeand aMastersin Systems ManagementfromUniversityof Southern California.He workedfor the Department of Defensefor 32 years.OnOctober8,1960, he marriedEllenPetrofesi.Theyraised two sons,Christopherand Michael,and three daughters,Margaret,Ellen,andAnn. Samwasprecededbyhisbrother,Albert, hisfather,Albert,andhismother,Lena. Heissurvivedbyhiswife,Ellen,hisfive children, Margaret,Chris,Michael,Ellen and Ann,andseveral grandchildrenand great-grandchildren. Servicesprivate.Inlieu of flowers,itis requestedto donateto one of Sam’sfa- voritecharities,Feed The Children.www. feedthechildren.org Onlinecondolences may be sharedat http://www.keeneybasford.com

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THOMASRUFFIN"Thom" ThomasH. Ruffin,74, of WhitePost,VA passed awayThursday,February24, 2022at Blue RidgeHospiceInpatient CareCenter. Thomwas bornin 1948in Fort Worth, TX, the son of PaulineEloiseRuffin and the late Homer ShermanRuffin.He attendedthe University ofTexasatArlingtonandgraduatedfromthe BankingSchoolof the South.He retiredin 2018 asSeniorVicePresidentatArmadaAnalytics in Greenville,SCasanexpertand educator in his field.Thomservedour countryin the UnitedStatesArmyas the musicarrangerfor the 7th ArmyChorusin Germany. Thomloved genealogy,antiquesand was aformermember of the WinchesterRotaryCluband Braddock StreetUnitedMethodistChurch. Thomwas an accomplished,naturally giftedmusicianwho enjoyedsharinghis gifts withthosehe loved. His dry wit was deployedoftenwith familyand friends,andhewillbegreatlymissed. He marriedDeborah SeibertWausonon July 15, 1995 attheCustis-LeeMansioninArlington, VA. Thomis survived by his wife,Deborah; mother, Pauline;daughters,LesleyCookof Williams- burg,VA,Amy Pentof Orange,VA, Wendy Johnson of Winchester,VAand Suzanne McHaleof Yaphank,NY;12grandchildren, one greatgranddaughter;and four nephews; brother,Phil Ruffinof Allen,TX. He is precededin deathby his father,Homer and his sister,PauletteAgnew. All servicesfor Thomwill be private. In lieu of flowers, donations may be madeto Blue Ridge HospiceinWinchester,VA(brhospice.org). Pleasevisit obituariesand tributewall at: ompsfuneralhome.com

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JOANMARCIASCHILLER JoanMarcia Schiller,unexpectedly passed away yesterday,February 28, 2022just after 6a.m. at her homein Gaithersburg,MD. She was70 years old. Bornon January26, 1951,in GreatNeck,NewYork,toparents ShermanandAnnette,shewentontoattend CW Postcollegewhere she mether husband Gary. Joanhad avariedprofessional career in NewYork City and Washington, DC,until shegavebirthtoherchildrenNeilandAmy. Shecontinuedworkingselling her famous cheesecakesto country clubsin the area, openingacandystore,Confectionsof the Heart, in Gaithersburg and eventually found her passionfor travelandsharingit with others as atravel agent.Joanalsoloved art.ShetookmanyclassesatMontgomery Collegeand wasthe subjectof her own show at the Jewish Community Center. She loved animals,Outlander, and wasan avidtennis playerand fan. Joanwill be greatlymissed by her family,including her husbandGary; childrenNeil and Amy,daughter-in-lawRobyn; son-in-law Eric;grandchildren Zach,Alex and Taylor;and her sisterCynthia Gingold. No services are planned.

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RAYTAYLOR,JR. Departedthis life peacefullyat homeonTues- day, February15, 2022in DistrictHeights, Maryland.Belovedhusbandof GloriaL. Taylor; lovingand devotedfatherof FrancisEdgar, GloriaRay,and GeorgeMichael; playfulgrand- fatherto Devin,Elizajah,Javari, Jacion,Heaven, and Frances;devotedand loyalbrother,uncle, cousin,friend,neighborand co-worker.The ServiceisMarch3, 2022 at 10 a.m.atHodges &EdwardsFuneral Home,3910SilverHill Road,Suitland,Maryland20746.Interment: Fort LincolnCemetery.

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CELIAMcCLAINTHOMPSON(Age87) Transitionedon Friday,February11, 2022. Familywill receivefriendson March3, at CarmodyHills Baptist Church, 6501Seat Pleas- ant Drive,CapitolHeights,MD, Visitation9:30 a.m.,PrivateCelebrationof Life.Interment March22 at CheltenhamVeterans Cemetery.

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CLAYTONWINSTON Enteredinto eternalrest on Monday,Feb- ruary21, 2022.He is survivedby his wife, JuanitaWinston;daughter,CorbanWin- ston;threegrandchildren,KalilMarshall, KamariGoffand Kai Goff;sister,Bernice Jones;two brothers,Larry Thompsonand GregoryThompson;ahost of otherrela- tivesand friends.Funeral and burialser- vice is private.

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