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DEATH NOTICEMARGARETBAIN CAMP "Peggy"
Margaret“Peggy”Camp,age102,passedaway
on Sunday,February 27, 2022. She was the
beloved mother of Courtney Camp,Kathryn
Camp,Cynthia Garvin, and Carolyn Maddox;
and mother-in-law of Deborah Camp,Gene
Pollock, Peter Garvin, and MichaelFearson;
grandmother of Brendan, Pete,and Matt
Garvin, Nolan Camp,Adam Pollock, Jesse and
JakeMaddox;greatgrandmotherofRiley,Mag-
gie Rose,Turner,and Charlie Garvin, Miles
Camp,andChaseMaddox.
Amemorial celebration will be held at a
later date.The family requests that In lieu
of flowers,contributions be made to JSSA
Hospice,Audubon Naturalist Society,and
WETA.org.CAMPGOFFNEY
VERONA JANE GOFFNEY
Entered into eternal rest onFriday,Febru-
ary 18, 2022. She is survived by her three
daughters,Lisa Goffney,Raquel Goffney
and Ericka Goffney; son,WatsonTGoffney,
III; eight grandchildren, Ashley Goffney,Ro-
meo Goffney,Brittany Goffney,Angel Pull-
man, Christopher Goffney,Amber Goffney,
Salisa Goffney and Anthony Goffney; sister,
Delores Wilson; brother,Billy Wright and a
host of other relatives and friends.Grave-
side service will be held at Lincoln Memo-
rial Cemetery,4001 Suitland Rd., Suitland,
MD onFriday,March 11 at 11 a.m.HALL
STELLA HALL
Entered into eternal rest onFriday,Febru-
ary 25, 2022.She issurvived by her son,
Charles Hall II; three sisters,Christine
White,Earnestine Gates and Belinda Miller;
four brothers,Gilbert Baptist, Floyd Baptist,
Clyde Baptist and Randolph Cole;ahost of
other relatives and friends.Memorial ser-
vice will be held at Central Baptist Church
of Camp Spring, 5600 Old BranchAve.,
Temple Hills,MDonWednesday,March 9
at 11 a.m. Interment at St. John’sBaptist
Church Cemetery.
http://www.stewartfuneralhome.comSsgt. TYRELL A. HARRIS
Affectionately known to his family as "Tye"
passed away suddenly onFebruary 19, 2022,
inPyeongtaek,SouthKoreaattheyoungageof
34.
Ssgt Harris' grandmother,Carolyn Joyner,pro-
ceeded his journey to glory.Heiss urvived
by his wife Min Gyeong Kim; daughter Raimi
Harris;motherKeishaFitzgerald;fatherRicardo
Nicholas;grandmotherMinnieNicholas;grand-
father Randolph Nicholas; grandfather Bartha
Campbell,andahost of aunts,uncles,cousins
andfriends.
Funeral services will be held on Thursday,
March 10, 2022, viewing,1p.m., services,2
p.m. at Lee Funeral Homes,6633 Old Alexan-
driaFerryRoad,Clinton,Maryland20735.HARRISDAVID BERNARD KAHN
(Age 81)
Passed peacefullyFebruary 18, 2022 at home
surroundedbyfamily,loveandlaughter.Known
by all as kind and always welcoming, Dave’s
daughterstreasuredhisquicksmile,dancingin
thekitchen,andlonglate-nighttalks.Business
success did not keep David from creating
lasting memories with family of travel,theater
andlaughter.
Preceded in death last year by Sue,his wife
of 51 years,they are together again. He is
survived by daughters,Rachel Bevins (Brian)
and Sarah Hardy (Geoff) and grandchildren,
Evan,Gabrielle,Emma,andJason.
Aprivate family service will be held. In lieu
of flowers,donations to: The Little Theatre of
Alexandria,Attn:KahnDonation,600WolfeSt.,
Alexandria,VA 22314. Share memories with
us at: https://www.forevermissed.com/david-
kahn/aboutKAHNDEATH NOTICEMARJAVICTORIA KUDEJ (Age 34)
Suddenly on Saturday,February 19, 2022, our
beautiful daughter Marja passed away from
achronic illness.Marja was born on April
9, 1987, inFairfax, VA.Raised on Bull Run
Mountain in Haymarket,VA,she graduated
fromStonewallHighSchoolin2005andGeorge
Mason University in 2011. She leaves behind
herheartbrokenfamily–Husband-ChrisDavis;
Father–Leo;Mother-Cassie;YoungerBrother-
Leo,III; and countless grieving friends and
relatives.
Noservice.Agatheringforfriendsandfamily
tocelebrateherlifewillbeheldonalaterdate.
"Activist,Feminist,AnimalLover,Passion-
ateVegan,DevotedFriend,Artist,Brilliant
Light,BelovedbyAll"KUDEJMARILYNB. MEYERS
MarilynB. Meyers died peacefully at her home
in Northwest,Washington, DC,onFebruary
17, 2022. She was the daughter of Ellis and
MollieBlockandwasalifelongWashingtonian.
Marilyn marched against the VietnamWar,
oftenturningherhomeintoatemporaryhostel
for out-of-town marchers.She marched for
civilrights,theenvironment,andLGBTQrights.
YetMarilyn’spassion in later years became
trying to help save as many abused animals
aspossible.Sherescuednumerousdogsfrom
the Washington Humane Society,aswell as
athree-legged cat named Tipper.Inthe late-
1960s,Marilynearnedamastersdegreeindrug
rehabilitation counselling fromG.W. University
and, over the years,used her tremendous
empathy and caring to save more thanafew
people as well. Marilyn is deeply loved by
her family,which includes her children Nancy,
Louis,and John; daughter-in-lawFaye; brother
Victor Block; grandchildren Melissa (Jack) and
Ben (Kelsy); great-grandchildren Charlie and
Paul-Quinn; and her former husband, Michael
Meyers.Private memorial service.Inlieu of
flowers,please consideradonation to the
Washington Humane Society in Marilyn’shon-
our.MEYERSFRANK BERNARD MILES (Age 92)
Devoted husband, father,grandfather and
great-grandfather died peacefully in his home
on Monday,January 31, 2022.Frank was born
in Marbury,Maryland on July 11, 1929, and
graduated from Pomonkey High School in
Charles County,Maryland. He hadacareer
with the CIA.After retiring from the CIA,Frank
began asecond career with the Citizens Bank
ofMarylandandretiredfromWellsFargoBank.
Frank is survived by wife Portia of 75 years,
three of his four childrenFrank, Veryl (Jacob)
and LaVern. He was preceded in death by
his son Zachary.Hewas blessed with five
grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and a
large host of family and friends.The memorial
and burial services will be held for family
only.The services have been entrusted toJ.B.
Jenkins Funeral Home,Inc., 7474 Landover
Road,HyattsvilleMaryland,20785.
jbjenkinsfuneralhome.comMILESflow.When Ed heard Marge say “I have an
idea” he knew walls and windows might
be changing.And it just wasn’t Ed who
heard those same words,many people in
Marge’slife were given hand drawn floor
plans (requested or not) that were actually
quitecleverandbrilliant.
With six kids under 14 years of age,driving
duties to schools,sports and activities expo-
nentially increased as did the cooking,shop-
ping and cleaning chores.Since Ed was
dedicated to his career providing for his
family and traveling long distances most
weeks,Marge was the essence ofamatri-
archholdingdownthefort.Andinherwords,
she “loved every minute of it.”Despite the
long working days for each of them, they
were agreat pair ensuring that time spent
together asalarge family was meaningful,
memorable,and, most importantly,filled
with laughter.Dining and golf were forefront
ofaKayexperienceandKayFamilyreunions
were epic.Asthe number of grandchildren
grew,therewasalwaysroomforanextra
chair at the table and all were met with
kindnessandwelcomingarms.
After amove to Potomac,MD, in 1977 for
Ed’sjob with Ernst&Young (his lifetime
employer) and with several of her children
grown or away at school, Marge had more
time to pursue her own interests.She
became involved in many notable activities,
clubs,and organizations: Our Lady of Mercy
Sodality,Congressional Nine Hole Golfers,
LittleFarmsGardenClubofPotomac,Capital
Speakers Club ofWashington DC,and the
Women’sBoardoftheAmericanHeartAsso-
ciation.She held leadership positions in sev-
eraloftheseorganizations,aswellasserving
on committees and organizing and coordi-
natingnumerousspecialevents.
Marge was well known for her straight golf
drives,herIrishspaghetti,uncannygoodluck
at playing bingo,and the love she had for
football and especially her devotion toTom
Bradywhomshebelievedwasrelatedtoher
mother,JuliaBrady.
But perhaps Marge’sstrongest legacy will
be her incredibly witty sense of humor and
twinkled eyed one-line zingers.She was
absolutely hilarious.There was nothing she
enjoyed more than sitting atalarge round
table,withdimmedlights,andskochofwine
sharing stories and laughing surrounded by
hercherishedfamilyandfriends....andoften
into the wee “sing song” hours of the night.
Marge was always funny,always surprising,
endlessly stylish, graciously generous,fer-
vent in her Catholic faith and especially
ardent in her fierce love for her family.Mary
Margaret,youwillbeforevermissed!
The family invites all those who wish to
celebrate Marge’slife to join them ataMass
ofChristianBurialonSaturday,March5,2022
at12noonatOurLadyofMercyChurch9200
KentsdaleDrivePotomacMD.
In lieu of flowers,donations in memory
of Marge Kay may be made to Our Lady
of Mercy Catholic Church 9200Kentsdale
Drive Potomac MD 20854 https://member-
ship.faithdirect.net/MD37.MARYMARGARET KAY
Surrounded by her six children, Mary
Margaret "Marge" Kay,age 95, passed at
sunset onFebruary 27, 2022.For61y ears,
Marge was married to the love of her life,
EdwardW. Kay (d. 2011). Marge and Ed
sharedatremendous love for each other
as well as for their large family: two sons
EdwardW. Kay,Jr. (Kim), DavidB. Kay (Lisa),
four daughters Mary Marleen Kay Davis
(Tom),MaryPatriciaKaySantos (Scott),Mary
Bev Kay Lane (John), Mary Beth Kay Duncan
(Ron),thirteengrandsons,threegranddaugh-
ters,seven great-grandchildren and another
oneontheway.
BorntoIrishparentsinPittsburgh,PA,Marge
was the youngest of seven children all of
whom survived well into their 90’s. She
was particularly close to her sister Mildred.
Through the years they spent laughing
together,they equally sharedalove of their
many children, nieces,and nephews.Family
reunions were routinely held and invariably
fun.
As ahigh school student in the 1940’s,
Marge knew she wanted to pursue higher
education. She attended the University of
Pittsburgh where in 1948 she received her
BachelorofSciencedegreeinAccounting.In
fact, it was in her accounting class that she
met fellow classmate Ed. As their romance
was blossoming, they enjoyed wonderful
dates,dancing, and attending lively social
events with Marge’ssorority sisters,all of
whombecamelifelongfriends.
EdandMargemarriedin1950andsoonafter
purchased their first home together.After
ayear of walking and riding the bus to and
from shopping,church,and their accounting
jobs,they were finally able to affordaused
car.Ayear after that, their first child arrived
soontobefollowedbyasecond,athird,and
so forth.Times were tight during those early
days,butlovewaslargeandlifewasbusy.
Overtheyearsandasmore childrenarrived,
so did the moves to many different homes.
Perhaps it was in those initial boisterous
households that Marge developedakeen
eyeforhomeimprovementplans.Sheloved-
looking at interior spaces and consistently
thoughtofwaystoenhancetheirlookandKAYDEATH NOTICERAUSA
NETAIRENE RAUSA (Age 82)
Of Vienna,VA diedFriday,February 18,
2022 inWest Virginia with daughter,Ra-
chel and son-in-law,Michael by her side.
Neta was known for her generosity,pa-
triotism and unconditional love.She joins
the love of her life,Rosario Rausa in heav-
en and at peace.Neta is survived by her
five children, Anna, Zeno,Emily,Rachel and
Michael; ninegrandchildren, Madeleine,
Jacqueline,Zeke,Jordan, Ella, Zoe,Braxton,
Tabatha and Wyatt and Italian Greyhound,
“Zippy”. Funeral services for close fami-
ly and friends will be held at Our Lady of
Good Counsel, 8601Wolftrap Road Vienna,
VA on Thursday,March 10, 2022 at 11 a.m.
Neta’slife will be celebrated with extend-
ed family and friends at Arlington National
Cemetery atalater date.Inlieu of flowers,
memorial contributions may be made to
the American Cancer Society,Hope Lodge
Baltimore,MD.
http://www.moneyandking.comWILLIAM M. RUDOLF
On February 27, 2022, peacefully at home.
His life was dedicated to his loving family,his
work and philanthropy.Bill embodied wisdom,
goodwill and generosity and will be deeply
missedbyall.Heissurvivedbyhischildrenand
theirspouses,Leonard(SylvieRudolf),Pauland
Margaret (Tom Coffey), 11 grandchildren and
one great-grandchild. Service will be held this
summerinBarHarbor,Maine.Inlieuofflowers,
gifts may be made in his memory to Mount
Desert Island Hospital (P.O.Box 8, Bar Harbor,
ME04609)orTheJacksonLaboratory.RUDOLFJAMES SAUNDERS
On February 27,2022,James Saunders passed
away peacefully at the age of 100. He was
the only child ofJames Lewis Sanders and
Corinne Camden Sanders and was born in
Doniphan,MissourionDecember21,1921.His
mother addedaUtotheir last name making
it Saunders when she enrolled him in 4th
grade inWashington, DC as she thought it
sounded classier.Jim attended Gordon Junior
High andWestern High School in DC.He
enlisted in the Navy duringWWII and fought in
the Pacific.Jim worked 40 years forWestern
Electric in the DC metro area.He was married
to Billie Hetherington on October 19, 1951.
Their marriage wasamodel of marital bliss.
He was predeceased by his parents.Hehas
two children,LauraSaunders Hennessy (Mary)
andRichardSaunders.Hehasthreegrandsons,
Christopher,Sean (Christina) andPatrick (Ale-
cia) Hennessy.Heisk nown as Little Grandpa
tohisfourgreatgrandchildrenGrace,Brooks,
Rhys,and Charlotte Hennessy.Heiss urvived
by many loving nieces and nephews; and his
brother in law,Richard Hetherington. He will
be dearly missed by all who knew him. His
ashes will be interred at Arlington National
Cemeteryatalaterdate.SAUNDERSDEATH NOTICEPATRICIA FRANKLIN SCHOFIELD
(Age 75)
Passed away at her home inWashington,
DC onFebruary 23, 2022 followingalong
illness.She was born onJanuary 4, 1947 in
Dawson Springs,Kentucky to DecolaFranklin
and Brunette Russell. She graduated from
WesternKentuckyUniversityandlaterreceived
herdoctoratefromtheUniversityofMaryland.
She worked for several years with providing
services to handicapped individuals inKen-
tucky,Georgia and Washington, DC.She
accompaniedherhusbandonoverseasassign-
ments in the State Department and later
worked with theForeign Service Institute of
the United States State Department. She is
survived by her husband of 45 years William
Schofield;asister Denell Storms and her hus-
band Edward, along with several nieces.
nephewsandcousins.Funeralserviceswillbe
held March9at1p .m. at the Beshear Funeral
Home,201 N. Main Street, Dawson Springs,
KY.Interment will be at Rosedale Cemetery on
March 10, 2022.Amemorial service will be
heldin Washington,DCatalaterdate.SCHOFIELDTAYLOR
DORIS TRACYTAYLOR
Entered into eternal rest onFriday,Feb-
ruar y18, 2022. She is survived by her
husband, LurdestTaylor;children/in-laws,
CassandraDavis,Clinton Miles,Lawrence
Miles,Edward Davis,and Deborah Miles;
grandchildren,Patrice Davis,Cassie Davis,
Leonard Davis,Edward Davis,Clinton Miles
the 3rd, Marcus Miles,Monica Miles,and
Bernard Savory; 12 great-grandchildren,
and ahost of other relatives and friends.
Mrs.Taylor may be viewed at Stewart
Funeral Home,4001 Benning Rd., NE on
Thursday,March 10 from 10 a.m. until
service at 11 a.m. Interment at Mt Olivet
Cemetery on Saturday,March 12 at 12p.m.
http://www.stewartfuneralhome.comDAVID A. THOMAS,JR.
On Tuesday,February 22, 2022, David Augus-
tineThomas,Jr. belovedhusbandof52yearsto
M. Lois McKinnon-Thomas and father of Can-
dice A.Thomas passed away at age 74. He is
also survived by siblings,Richard A. Thomas,
(Lula), Maxine E. Stewart (Hugh), DeborahF.
Simms,Janice E. Davis (Jasper), MyraG.
Thomas,RonaldE.Thomas,MillicentP. Calhoun
(Duane),Jacqueline A. Harris (Garry), Christian
B. Thomas,Steven D. Thomas (Yolanda),Tren-
ton C. Thomas,aunt Amy Scroggins,aunt
Gertrude Marie Leach, uncle CharlesPatrick
Wood, one special little boy Glenn Nyentcho,
and ahost of nieces,nephews,cousins,and
otherrelativesandfriends.
Services will be held onTuesday,March 8,
2022, at Lee Funeral Home,6630 Old Alexan-
dria Ferry Road, Clinton, MD 20735. Viewing
at11a.m.andserviceat12p.m.THOMASPATRICIA ANN TRIVERS
Of Glenarden, Maryland, passed away peace-
fully on Sunday,February 20, 2022. She will
truly be missed by all who knew and loved
her.Family will receive relatives and friends
on Monday,March 7, 2022 at First Baptist
Church of Glenarden, 3600 Brightseat Road,
Landover,Maryland 20785. Visitation 10:30
a.m.;CelebrationofLife11a.m.;Interment will
follow at Maryland National Memorial Ceme-
tery in Laurel, Maryland. Services by Pope
FuneralHomes.TRIVERSWASHINGTON
EVELYN J.WASHINGTON
On Saturday,Febru ary 26, 2022, Evelyn
J. Washington received her wings to Heav-
en. Her memory will be cherished. She is
survived by her daughter,Erica Webber;
grandson,JaggerWebber;sister,Rosezella
Canty-Letsome; brother,Donald Overton
Sr.; nieces Allendraand Rebecca Letsome
and Dorothy Bowman, nephews,Donald
Overton, Jr.and Aaron McBride,Jr. and oth-
er relatives and friends.The funeral service
is at Marshall-March Funeral Home,4217
Ninth Street NW,Washington, DC 20011 on
Friday,March 11, at 10 a.m. for the view-
ing and 11 a.m. for the service.Interment,
Parklawn MemorialPark, 12800Veirs Mill
Road, Rockville,MD20853.DEATH NOTICEHEISHMAN
HUGH ROLLINS HEISHMAN (Age 88)
Died March 1,2022atWestminster-Canter-
bury Richmond. He was predeceased by his
his parents,Joseph and Helen Heishman,
and by his beloved wife,BarbaraMead
Heishman. He is survived by his children,
Laurie Heishman Hedgepeth (Dennis) of
Richmond and Scott Heishman of Knoxville,
Tennessee; by his granddaughtersCorrie
Westling (Ben), Anne Hedgepeth, Amy Civet-
ti (Mike), Catherine Thompson (Dave), and
Haley Heishman; and by nine great-grand-
children. He is also survived by his sister
Linda Munday (Eddie), his extended family
of nephews and cousins,and awide circle
of friends.
Hugh was born in Alexandria,Virgi nia, in
1933 and moved with his family to Annan-
dale in 1942. He met BarbaraMead that
year in the fourth grade atFairfax Elemen-
tary School. He and Barbaramade lifelong
friends atFairfax High School. They married
in 1955, and were separated only by Barba-
ra’s death in 2016.
Hugh’slong and distinguished career in the
automotiveindustrybeganinhisteenage
years when he encouraged his father,Joe,
to allow the sale of Crosley sports cars from
the ClarendonTexaco station Joe operated.
When Joe’shealth declined, Hugh assumed
responsibility for the business at age 22.The
business prospered, and eventually grewto includeVolkswagen, Porsche,Audi, and
BMW franchises in Arlington. Hugh served
in leadership roles with the Virginia Auto-
mobile Dealers Association and was twice
elected chairman of the Porsche National
Dealer Council.
Hugh’sinterest in cars and his talent for
building competitiverace cars led him to
many successes in SCCA, IMSA andTrans-
Amracing.Porsches driven by Steven
Pieper won many SCCA championships and
his son Scott Heishman won manyraces in
aBMW prepared by Hugh. He owned the
first Camaro Z28 produced by Chevrolet and
raced it in theTransAm circuit.
In 1966 he joined the board of directors of
Burke and Herbert Bank andTrust, where he
would serve for more than 50 years,includ-
ing many years as vice chairman.He took
enormous pride and pleasure in his associ-
ation with that institution and the people he
came to know there.
Hugh joined the Arlington Rotary Club as
ayoungbusinessmanandservedasclub
president in 1974 and Virginia district gov-
ernor in 1981. He achieved more than 50
years of perfect attendance.Barbaraand
Hugh were philanthropic supporters and
volunteers at GeorgeWashington’sMount
Vernon.
His steadily progressing Alzheimer’sdis-
ease necessitatedamove to Richmond in
2019, where he could be near his daughter
and cared for atWestminster-Canterbury.
He was fortunate to receive care there
that was both expert and compassionate.
His kindness,decency,courage and humor
flourished until the end. He will be forever
missed by those who knew him.
Agraveside service led byPastor Henry
Brinton ofFairfax Presbyterian Church will
be held on March 11 at 11 a.m. at Nation-
al MemorialPark, 7482 Lee Highway,Falls
Church, Virginia.Following the graveside
serviceareception will be held at National
Funeral Home,Memorial gifts may be made
to Westminster CanterburyFoundation’s
W·E·A·V·E Program to Support Employees,
at 1600WestbrookAvenue,Richmond,Vir-
ginia, 23227.nology initiatives over the ensuing decades,
includingalandmark contract to supply the
Army with its first large scale desktop com-
puter deployment in the 1980’s, as well
as essential support for the redesign and
engineering of the Pentagon’scommunica-
tions network following the attacks of 9/11.
As CEO for 45 years,Bert wasaforce,
providingaunique blend of creative vision
and asincere,personal approach to his
employees,partners and customers.SMS
continues to beadestination for top engi-
neering talent under the leadership of Bert’s
son,Matthew.
Bert will be remembered for his generous
spiritwhichimpactedsomany,hissenseof
humor,enthusiasm and his “clubby” style.
He always hadajoke orastory to tell
and cherished adventures with family and
friends.Bertwas abaseballfanatic(Cardinals
and Nationals), car aficionado,avid cigar
collector,photographer and golfer for many
years.Hehadspecialinterestsintheartsand
travelandlovedLondoninparticular.
Bertissurvivedbyhiswifeof54years,Linda;
his three children, Stephen (Mina) Rosecan,
Stacy Rosecan (Mark Hagen) and Matthew
Rosecan;eight adored grandchildren,Emilie,
Alice and Michael Rosecan, Lucy,Finn and
Kai Hagen andAvaand Will Rosecan; two
siblings,Miriam (Sandy) Shapiro and William
“Bill”Rosecan;andnieces,nephews,cousins
and many close friends.Bert was one of a
kindandwillbedearlymissed.
The family will receive friends onTuesday,
March 8, 2022, at HolyTrinity Catholic
Church,1315 36th St NW,from 9:30 to 10:30
a.m.withaFuneralLiturgyfollowingat10:30
a.m.
Memorial donations in Bert’sname may be
made to theParkinsonFoundation of the
National CapitalArea online at pfnca.parkin-
sonfoundation.org or by phone at 310-844-
6510 or to CamphillVillage,acommunity for
adults with disabilities,Camphill Village,84
CampHillRd,Copake,NY12516.
Foronlinecondolences,pleasevisit
http://www.adventfuneral.com-ALBERT ROSECAN
We are deeply saddened to announce that
Albert “Bert” Rosecan, 84,alongtime res-
ident of McLean,VA passed away at his
home surrounded by family onFebruary 20,- Bert was born on June 17, 1937, in St.
Louis,MissouritoattorneyparentsMortimer
Rosecan and Alice Rosecan (Sharpe) and
raisedinChicagoandSt.Louis.Hegraduated
from Clayton High School, studied business
at Washington University in St. Louis,then
taught academics in the Army until his hon-
orable discharge in 1963. Determined to
forge his own path, Bert pursuedacareer
in technology sales and management and
moved toWashington, DC where he initially
found success working at Xerox. Bert met
Linda, the love of his life,atMr. Smith’sof
Georgetown, and they eventually married in - Together theyraised three children in
Fairfax(Mantua)andMcLean.
Bert recognizedagap in the federal market
forcost-effectivemainframeperipheralsthat
could compete with IBM’ssolutions,which
dominated the marketplace; asaresult,
apartnership with Documation,ahigh-per-
formance printer manufacturer,jumpstarted
business for SMS Data Products Group,Inc.,
the company Bert founded in 1976. SMS
would go on to support the Department
of Defense on numerous information tech-
ROSECANGreen (Marlene) of Greensboro,NC. Other
survivors are two step sons,Steven Son-
nevillle (Wendy) of Rancho Mirage,CA, Peter
Sonneville (Theresa) of Crystal Lake,IL; step
granddaughterSydneySonnevilleofChicago,
IL;stepgrandsonLeeSonneville(Maritza)and
their infant daughter Sophia of Loveland,
CO; and step grandson Colter Sonneville,a
studentinLondon,England.
Pamwas along-term employee of Comsat
Satellite,transferring to Hughes Network
Systems International where she was the
secretarytoAndrewWerth,President.
Her promotion of native plants beganafew
yearsbeforeher18-yearmembershipinthe
Maryland Native Plant Society followed by
her 12-year membership in the Montgomery
VillageGardenClub.
She served asaboard member of her com-
munity's 258 homes for eight years,resign-
ing two weeks before her death. She was
the community's Grounds Committee Chair
for six years,during which time she helped
win certification from the National WIidiife
Federation for the community,being the
sixth community in Maryland and the ninety
ninth In the nation to achieve certification at
thattime.
As acancer-patientPamhad the support of
themanyfriendsshemadeoverthepasttwo
decades.There will be no memorial service
or funeral due lo the pandemic.Donations in
her memory may be made to the Maryland
NativePlantSocety.PAMALA L. SONNEVILLE
Pamela"Pam"L.SonnevilleSatelliteEmploy-
eeandNativePlantPromoter.
PamelaL.Sonnevillelosther35-monthbattle
with cancerFebruary 17, 2022. She was a
patientattheWilsonHealthCenterinAsbury
Methodist Village,Gaithersburg, MD.Pam
residedinGaithersburgwithherhusbandfor
thepast34years.
Pamwasbornin1951inSouthBoston,VA to
Joe Goodman Green and Gladys Green (nee
Perkins). Her parents predeceased her.She
is survived by her husband of 34 years,Walt
Sonnevilie; and her brother Steve GoodmanSONNEVILLEWELLS
JERRYLEE WELLS (Age 93)
Jerry LeeWells,93, a44-year resident of
Edgewater,MDand previously of Hyatts-
ville,MD, passed away on March 1, 2022, at
the University of Maryland Medical Center
in Baltimore,MD. Born November 7, 1928,
in Charlotte,NC, he was employed for theUnited StatesPark Police from 1950 to 1979.
He was appointed as the Chief of Police
and served from 1973 to 1979. Jerry was a
member of Ss.Constantine&Helen Greek
Orthodox Church in Annapolis,MD, Associa-
tion of Retired PoliceOfficers (DC), and the
Retired United StatesPark Police Associa-
tion. He was preceded in death by his lov-
ing wife of 67 years,Evelyn LorraineWells.
Jerry is survived by three children,Teresa
Acton of Edgewater,MD, NormanWells of
Gerrardstown, WV,and MarkWells of Riva,
MD; three grandchildren, AndrewFrank
Acton,Kyle Wells,and JustinWells; and one
great-grandson, AndrewFrank Acton, Jr.A
prayer service will be held onWednesday,
March9at10:30 am until his funeral ser-
vice begins at 11 am at Ss.Constantine &
Helen Greek Orthodox Church,2747 Riva
Road, Annapolis,MD. Interment Lakemont
Memorial Gardens in Davidsonville,MD. Me-
morial contributions may be made to the
Ss.Constantine&Helen Greek Orthodox
Church or HEROES,Inc., 1200 29th St. NW,
Washington,D.C. 20007.Online condolences
may be made at:
KalasFuneralHomes.comWILGENBUSCH
RONALD CHARLES WILGENBUSCH
REAR ADMIRAL, U.S. NAVY (RET.)
Died peacefully at home onFebruary 25,
2022 at age 83 surrounded by his family.A
Funeral Mass will be celebrated at St. MarkCatholic Church in Vienna,Virginia onMarch
9,2022 at 11 a.m. Interment will be atalater
date at Arlington National Cemetery.Ronald
honorably served in the Navy for 36 years
as aSurface Line Officer and Materiel Pro-
fessional, with specialty in communications.
He was awarded two Navy Achievement
Medals with Combat “V” andaCombat Ac-
tion Ribbon for service in Vietnam. Ronald
retired from naval service in August, 1991.
He is survived by his wife of 58 years,Judith,
four children, seven grandchildren, and sev-
en great grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers,the family asks for dona-
tions to theWolf Trap Foundation in memo-
ry of RADM RonaldC. Wilgenbuschand St.
Mark Church. Donations to St. Mark can be
made by sendingacheck to St. Mark Catho-
lic Church 9970Vale Rd., Vienna,VA 22181,
noting Capital Improvement Fund. Informa-
tion on how to donate toWolf Trap Founda-
tion can be found on the following website:
https://www.wolftrap.org/wilgenbusch
Forcomplete obituary information and to
leave online condolences,please visit:
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