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DEATHNOTICEROGERLORENBAKER
On February22, 2022.Beloved
son,brother,father,husband,and
friend. His wife Kelly,who
absolutelyadoredhim,residesin
CaveCreekArizona.He was the
adoredson of the late Dr.Ellen
S. Baker(deceased)andArden
Baker.Hepassedawayfromcancerat age 58.
He had livedin Arizonafor the past25 years.
He enjoyed20 successfulyearsin the bar and
restaurantbusiness.Hewillbegreatlymissed
by all who knewand lovedhim. He was buried
inArizona.Amemorialservicewasheldat
Har Shalomin Potomac,MDonMarch 3, 2022.BAKERBELL
JAMESCARLTONBELLSR.
JamesCarltonBell,Sr., passedawayon
March3, 2022at the WashingtonDC VA
MedicalCenter.Amemorialservicewill
be heldat J.B. JenkinsFuneral Home,7474
LandoverRoad,Landover,MD20785,on
Saturday,April 2at12:30 p.m. Intermentat
ArlingtonNationalCemeteryon Wednes-
day,April 6at9a.m. Serviceand full obitu-
ary are availableat:
http://www.jbjenkinsfuneralhome.comDEATH NOTICEGEORGETHOMPSONESHERICK
Withhis familypresent,GeorgeThompson
Esherick“slippedthe surlybondsof Earth”
passingpeacefullyFebruary1, 2022aftera
shortillnessat homein Bethesda,MD.George,
son of CharlotteThompsonand Frank Knorr
Esherick,is reunitedwith his parentsand Mary
Dee,his belovedwifeof morethan50 years.
BornJune24, 1927in Philadelphia,PA,George
boastedof his “Pennsyltucky”roots.Upon
graduatingfromLowerMerionHighSchool,
Georgejoinedthe U.S. MerchantMarinebefore
receivinghis engineeringdegreefromLehigh
University,Classof 1951.Georgecaptained
bothhis high schooland collegetrack teams.
Georgeproudlyservedas an officerin the
U.S. Navy.Hemarried“Deezy”March1, 1952.
Afterthe Navy,Georgewashiredby U.S.
Steel,firstsellingsteelin the Midwestand
thensellingU.S. Steel’sideasand perspective
to Membersof Congressin Washington,D.C.
Georgeworkedas agovernmentaffairsrepre-
sentativewithUSS from 1959 to 1984before
transitioningto the AmericanIron and Steel
Instituteuntil his retirementin 1994.In retire-
ment,Georgerelishedthe timehe had with
Dee,enjoyedhis dogs,golf at BurningTree
Club,and companionshipat the 19thHole.
Georgeis survivedby his son, Rick and Rick’s
sons,Nick andBenandKirk(Nancy)and
theirsons,Kevinand Christian.Georgewas
predeceasedby his eldestgrandson,Andrew.
Amemorialservicewill be heldon Saturday,
April2, 2022at 10 a.m. at St. David’sEpiscopal
Church, 5150 MacombStreet,NW,Washing-
ton, DC.
In lieu of flowers,contributionscan be made
to Friendsof MontgomeryCountyAnimals,Inc.ESHERICKFAYE FALTER FOOTE
Faye Foote,92, of SilverSpring,passed
awayMarch13, 2022,followingmultiple
strokes.She is survivedby her children
PamelaHam(Steve),of Lilburn,GA, Richard
Foote (Brenda),of Potomac,MD, and Car-
olynJohnsonof FrederickMD,and her
grandchildrenNicoleBost,KatieFoote,Alex
Johnson,and AndrewJohnson.Her hus-
band,HenryA. Foote,predeceasedher.A
memorialservicewill be held at the Leisure
World Inter-Faith Chapelin SilverSpring,
Saturday,April 2at12noon.Afull obituary
can be foundat
http://www.goinghomecares.comFOOTEBARABARAJEANGRAVES (Age84)
Of Largo,Marylandenteredinto eternalglory
on Sunday,March 20, 2022.Barbarawas born
February17, 1938,in RockyMountain,North
Carolina.Serviceswill be held at Johnsonand
JenkinsFuneral Home,716 KennedySt. NW,
Washington,DC 20011,Viewing1p.m. and
Services2p.m.GRAVESHARRIS
EDWARDJOSEPHHARRISSR.
(Age89)
Son of the late Edwinand GladysHarris,of
Crofton,Maryland,formerlyof Washington,
DC,peacefullyenteredinto eternalrest on
Friday,March11, 2022.He leavesto love
and cherishhis memoryhis loving/devot-
ed wife,Alma ChaseHarris;threechildren,
Edward,Jr., Stevenand Patrice,all of the
Washington,DC area;threegrandchildren,
WyattHarris,and Carsonand BrookeTal-
bott;one sister,MarchelleHarris;anda
hostof otherrelativesand friends.Fami-
ly and friendsare invitedto celebrate his
homegoingon Saturday,April 2, 2022,
Viewing10 a.m.and funeral to followat
11 a.m.at ColumbiaCommunityChurch,
8516 ThomasWilliamsWay, Columbia,MD
21045.Intermentat Gateof HeavenCem-
etery,SilverSpring,MD.Care entrustedto
SnowdenFuneral Home.
http://www.snowdencares.comDEATHNOTICECARMELITADEIMELHARRISON"Lita"
Carmelita“Lita”DeimelHarrisonpassedaway
peacefullyon March13, 2022,at age 91.
She was awonderfulwife,motherand grand-
motherwho devotedher timeand energiesto
manycharitableorganizationsand causes.
Amemorialservicewill be held April9at10:30
a.m. at St. James CatholicChurch.
View full obituary at https://www.everly-
community.com/tributes/Carmelita-HarrisonHARRISONELSIEABBATEHOFFMANN"Jane"
(Age89)
Of Williamsburg,VA,passedawaypeace-
fully on Saturday,March 26, 2022.She was
predeceasedby her husband,Frederick
Hoffmann;parents,Charlesand Melba
Abbate; andsisters,Mary Ann Higgs,
JosephineCosmanand RoseAbbate.
Jane was bornand raisedin Washington,
DC and graduatedfromEasternHigh School
in 1951.She latermovedto Suitland,MD
whereshe livedand eventuallybecame
caregiverto her agingparents.In1999 she
marriedher husband,FrederickHoffmann.
Theyresidedin Waldorfand WhitePlains,
MD beforemovingto Williamsburg,VA in
2018.
She had along careerwiththe federal
governmentretiringin 1988as LeadSecre-
tarytotheAdministratorfortheNational
Agricultural StatisticsService,Department
of Agriculture.After retiringfromthe Fed-
eralGovernment,JaneworkedforHoly
Family CatholicChurchin HillcrestHeights,
MD usingher manyadministrativeskillsto
helptheparish.Shewasaloverofanimals,
bingoand anythingItalian.
Family will receivefriendson Monday,April
4,2022,9to10a.m.atSacredHeart
CatholicChurch,201 SaintMary’sAve,La
Plata,MD whereaMass of ChristianBurial
willbeofferedat 10 a.m.Intermentto
followat WashingtonNationalCemetery.In
lieu of flowers,memorialcontributionsmay
bemadeinhernametotheAlzheimer's
Association(alz.org)or the LewyBody
DementiaAssociation(lbda.org).HOFFMANNILSE LEWY
Ilse passedawayon March29, 2022.Bornin
Germanyin 1923,Ilse cameto the US in 1950.
ShehadapracticeinPediatricsinNorthamp-
ton, MA. She was marriedto GuenterLewyfor
73 years.Amemorialwill be held Sunday,April
10 at4p.m.atMaplewoodParkPlace.LEWYALEXG. MARCOTTE
Passedawayat his retirementcommunityin
Ashburn,VA.onMarch19, 2022 attheageof
89.
He wasahomebuilderand developerfor
manyyearsin Washington,DC.Alwas bornin
Buffalo,NY, August26, 1932.Afterhe served
in the KoreanWar, he graduatedfromBuffalo
State.Later Al receivedmaster'sdegreesfrom
the Universityof MarylandandGeorgeWash-
ingtonUniversity.Hetaughtabroadin France
andGermanyin the early1960s.Hewas
marriedto JeanReid,afelloweducatorwhom
he met whileteachingin ArlingtonCounty.Al
wasawonderfulhusbandfor morethan 56
years.They livedin Washington,DC,onCapitol
Hill, Forest Hills,and the Watergatefor overa
half-century.They haveresidedat Waltonwood
in AshburnVirginia,for the past four years.
Survivorsincludehis lovingwifeJean,four
niecesandtwonephewsandsevengreat
niecesand nephews.Alwas precededin death
by two oldersisters.
Aprivatecelebrationof life will be heldat a
later date.
In honorof Al's lovefor natureand animals
contributionscan be madeto: SeasideSeabird
Sanctuary,18328GulfBlvd.IndianShores,Fl.
33785 or citydogsrescuedc.org.MARCOTTERONALDR. MASSUMI"Rick"
December30, 1953to February18, 2022
RickMassumiof Washington,DC passed
awayfromcanceron Friday,February18,
2022.He is survivedby his devotedbrother,
BrianMassumi,and otherlovingrelatives
and countlessdearfriends.Therewill be
aCelebrationof Life on Saturday,April 2,
2022 at Madam’sOrgan, 2461 18thStreet,
NW,Washington,DC.The eventstartsat 2
p.m., and the program beginsat 3p.m. All
are welcome.
Memorialcontributionsmay be madeto the
Rick MassumiFundat the NationalCouncil
for TraditionalArts,ncta-usa.org.MASSUMIMOORE
MARYLOUMOORE
On Tuesday,March29, 2022of Dar-
nestown,MD.Beloved wife of thelate
JamesR. Moore;devotedmotherof Rusty,
Neva,Sandra(Richard),Anita(David),De-
nise(Chad),Julia,Ricky(Reine),Kimberly
(William)and the late Bill. Alsosurvivedby
23 grandchildren,22 great-grandchildren,
one great-granddaughter,one brotherand
two sisters.Family will receivefriendsat
PUMPHREY’SCOLONIALFUNERALHOME,
300 W. MontgomeryAve, Rockville,MD
on Sunday,April 3, 2022from3to6p.m.
Massof ChristianBurialwill be celebrated
at Our Lady’sChapelat St. Mary’sChurch,
520 Veirs Mill Road,Rockville,MD20852on
Monday,April 4, 2022at 10:30a.m.Inter-
mentParklawnMemorialPark. In lieu of
flowers,contributionsto St. Mary’sCath-
olic Churchat the aboveaddressor Ca-
sey Housewouldbe appreciated.Forfull
obituaryand to sign the familyguestbook,
pleasevisit:
http://www.PumphreyFuneralHome.comWILLIAMTHOMASMULLENHOLZIII
(Age41)
William"Billy"ThomasMullenholz,III passed
awayafterashort illnesson Monday,March 21,
2022.He is survivedby his wife Michelle;and
son Devinand daughterElle; his mother,Chris
Nemoff;his fatherand step-mother,Bill and
CarolineMullenholz;his sister,LauraFraschetti
(Jerrod);his brother,Kevin(Amanda);and his
sister,Carrie,niecesandnephews,Haylie,
Landon,Kaylee,and Keegan,and manyaunts;
unclesand cousins.Billy wasbornin Mont-
gomeryMedStarCenteron July20, 1980,
attendedSt Jane Francesde Chantalparochial
schoolandgraduatedfromDeMathaHigh
School.He wasaJourneymanmemberof
SheetMetalWorkersSMARTLocal100.A
celebrationof Life will be held at 12 p.m. noon,
on Sunday,April 3atBlack Hill RegionalPark
in Boyds,MDShelterA, familyand friendsare
welcome.MULLENHOLZGLORIAJEANRAMSEY
Daughterof the late JamesRamseyand Allie
MaeReed,passedon March18, 2022.The
viewingwill be held Wednesday,April 6, 2022,
10 a.m.to 11 a.m.,withMassof Christian
Burialat 11 a.m.,at Holy Comforter/St.Cyprian
CatholicChurch, 1357 East CapitalStreet,SE,
Washington,DC.Intermentat Resurrection
Cemetery,Clinton,MD.RAMSEYDEATHNOTICENESTORMENDELLCALABIA
DiedMarch21, 2022 inNewYorkCityof
heartdisease.Born in Washington,DC,in
1940,he graduatedfromNativityElementary
School,GonzagaHighSchool,andGeorgetown
University.
AfterworkingbrieflyinSwitzerland,herelocat-
ed to Manhattan,earningamaster’sdegree
at NewYork University.Committedto serving
others,Mendelljoinedthe NewYork City
Departmentof SocialServices’Non-Resident
WelfareCenterin 1965,whileadvocatingon
behalfof co-workersas aUnionDelegatefor
SocialServicesEmployeesUnion,Local371.
After30 years,heretiredfromthe City’sCrisis
InterventionServices(CIS)havingworkedto
providesheltersfor the homeless.
Survivorsincludehis brother,Tino Calabia;
Tino’swife,Dawn;two nephews,Christopher
and Theodore,and aniece,Alison.His seven
grandnephewsandgrandniecesare Ryan,
Gabriella,Caroline,Emily,Julianna,Connor,
and Phoebe.Mendell,Tino,and Christopher
graduatedfromGonzagaHigh,whereMendell
made his markamong classmates who
climbedthe WashingtonMonumentstairsand
fromatopmostwindowunfurledalong “Gon-
zagaBeat St. John’s” banner.
Celebrationof Mendell'slife are plannedfor
ManhattanandWashingtonin latespring,
followingaprivateintermentin SaintMary’s
Cemetery,Alexandria,Virginia.Donationsin
his memorymaybe madeto Washington’s
GonzagaHighSchool.CALABIADESMOND
JAMESMICHAELDESMOND
JamesMichaelDesmondof Bethesda,MD
diedpeacefullyat homewithhis familyby
his side on March22, 2022.Bornin Malden,
MA on June11, 1934,he wasthe son of
the late Jeremiahand Elizabeth(Whooley)
Desmond.Jim is survivedby his wifeof 53
years,CeciliaBurnsDesmond,his children
James(Petra) of Poolesville,MD, Timothy
“Tod” of Bethesda,MD and Carrie,ofWash-
ington,DC,his grandchildrenJoshua,Noah
and Lily,his sisterEleanorSpencerof Tuxedo
Park, NY,and his brotherRichardDesmond
of Raleigh,NC.Hewas predeceasedby his
brotherGerald Desmondof NewYork, NY.
He is also survivedby his brothers’children,
RichardDesmond(Susan)of Eugene,Ore-
gon,RobertDesmond(Elizabeth)of NC and
LenaGolzeDesmond(JohnBriggs)of New
York, NY and ahost of otherrelativesand
friendswhohe lovedas family.
Followinghis graduationfromBostonCol-
lege in 1956,Jim servedin the UnitedStates
Navy.Duringthe KennedyAdministration
he beganhis federal careerand arrivedin
Washington,DC for a60day detail.He never
left. Insteadhe foundpositionsand life long
friendsservingat the Civil ServiceCommis-
sion,the SmithsonianInstitution,the De-
partmentof Commerceand the Department
of Energy.Overthe decadesAdministrations
changedwithelectionsyet as acivil servant
Jim wasaproudmemberof The BCom-
panywhosemottois,“We’ll be herewhen
you comeand we’llbe herewhenyou go.”
Uponhis retirementfromfederal servicein
1984,he workedin housefor MartinMari-
etta Corp.and LockheedMartinCorp.asa
lobbyist.AfterretiringfromLockheedMartin
Jim openedJamesDesmondConsultingto
continuelobbyingbut at aslowerpace.
Notwithstandinghis federal career,Jim’s
energyled him to seekotherendeavorsin
atotallydifferentenvironment.AfterJim’s
friendMichaelO’Harroestablishedthe Ju-
niorOfficersandProfessionalAssociation
(JOPA) in 1964,Jim becameMichael’spart-
ner in the enterprise.JOPAwas aprivateclubthatheldpartiesat hotelsand bars
wherejuniorofficers,youngprofessionals
and youngwomencouldmingle,danceand
drinkbeer.The ruleswerethatmembers
had to be singleand 21 to 35 yearsold. Men
paid$3 at the door.Womengot in free.A
goodtimewashad by all. In fact,Jim and
CeciliametataJOPApartyattheWillard
Hotelin 1967.
The successof JOPAled Jim and Miketo
openthe GentlemenII in 1967,whichis
creditedwithbeingthe firstsinglesbar
in the country.Inanearly exampleof his
lobbyingskills,hewas instrumental in
changingthe no standupdrinkingbluelaw
in DC whichcontributedto the successof
the GentlemenII and otherbarsin the city.
The partnersopenedthe Beowulfin 1972,
Trampsin 1975(the first discoin DC) and
Championsin 1983(the first sportsbar).
Jim’sparentswerebornin Irelandand he
wasproudof his Irishancestry.Following
the fine Irishtradition,he wasarenowned
storytellerand couldbringthe housedown
withone gloriousstoryafterthe other.The
storieschangedin the retellingbut were
alwaysfinelycraftedregardlessof the spon-
taneousedits.His tableat gatheringsof all
sortswas the tablehavingthe mostfun. He
madefriendswhereverhe wentand was al-
waystherefor themin timesof need.These
innatetraits helpedhim becomeawell-re-
spected lobbyist with many long-time
friendson CapitolHill includingMembersof
Congress,their staffs,and fellowold-fash-
ioned,shoeleatherlobbyists.
Beingan avidhunterandfishermanalso
contributedto his success.Hespentcount-
less hourswithhis manygoodfriendson
the ChesapeakeBay and in the fieldsand
on the riversof Maryland’sSt. Mary’sCoun-
ty and its EasternShore.But thatdid not
keephim fromtravelingall overthe United
Statesand Canadato find goodhuntingand
fishing(Argentinatoo).However,noplace
was dearerto his heartthanSouthernMary-
land,the Landof PleasantLivingwherehe
spentyearsenjoyingthe land,admiringthe
beautyof St. Jerome’sCreek,and having
goodtimeswithgreatfriendsat Courtney’s
Restaurant.
Massof ChristianBurialwill be celebratedat
the Churchof the LittleFlower,5607 Massa-
chusettsAve.,Bethesda,MD 20816on April
6, 2022at 12 noon.AreceptionatClyde’s
of ChevyChase,5441WisconsinAve.,Chevy
Chase,MD20815will followthe Mass.
In lieu of flowerspleaseconsideradonation
to NyumbaniChildrenof God ReliefFundat
nyumbani.orgor acharityof yourchoice.RICHARDCURTISMARTIN
On November19, 2021the Martinfamilylost acherishedhusband,father,brother,uncle
and friendto many.Richardwas predeceasedby parentsCurtisand Alta “Peg”Martin;
brotherDavidand nephewWilliam.He is survivedby his wife of 41 yearsJulia;son Curtis
(Lynnae);sisterMaryEllenCoates(Chuck);nephewsPatrick and L.C.and many,many Smiths.
Richardwasbornin Miami,Floridaon November28, 1935.Threeyearslater,his family
movedto Alexandria,VA and thento “the farm”in Franconiawherehe attendedFranconia
ElementarySchool.Duringthis time his parentsfoundedCurtisE. Martin,Inc., whichincluded
landdevelopment.As aTeenagerhe workedsummerswiththe landdevelopmentcrews
buildingthe watersystemfor the WoodlawnWater Companyknownfor theirbig greenwater
tanksin HyblaValley.
The MartinfamilymovedfromFranconiato theirdevelopment,Yacht HavenEstates.The
streetnameswerechosento honortheirSouthFloridaroots.Richardwas just enteringhigh
schoolwhenhe was acceptedas acadet at RiversideMilitaryAcademyin Gainesville,Georgia.
He oftenspokeof his yearsthereand the friendshe madebut missedhis life at homeand
returnedto graduatefromMountVernonHighSchool.Richardthenenrolledin Bridgewater
Collegeleavingaftertwo yearsto join the U.S. Air Force and servedfor four years.Returning
to Bridgewater,hetook collegemoreseriouslymakingthe Dean'sList duringhis remaining
years.Upon graduationhe beganhis careerin the familybusinesswhichincludedreal estate,
insuranceand mortgagebanking.
Richardcontinuedhis educationat the NorthwesternUniversityGraduateSchoolof Mortgage
Banking,graduatingin 1968.Duringhis careerhe was aBrokerfor CurtisE. MartinReal Estate,
aLoan Officerfor CurtisE. Martin,Inc.and addedhis insurancelicensefor CurtisE. Martin
Insurance.Itwas avery happyday for him whenthe Real Estateofficewas sold and later
whenthe Insuranceofficesold.The companythenconcentratedon mortgagebanking.In
1987 he becamePresidentof CurtisE. Martin.Twelve yearslater,henegotiatedthe sale of the
company.
RetirementsuitedRichardwell.The pressuresof runningthe companyendedand he could
concentrate on whathe lovedreading,fishing,hunting,travelingand cooking.Many of his
friendsknewof his love of the outdoorsand in the 1980’shebeganwritingand publishingTHE
DOWNTOWN OLDETOWNESPORTLITESPOTLITE.Eacheditioncreativelydescribedthe fun of
his sportingadventures.Duringthe earlydaysof his publication,awonderfulfriendtold him
not to put adventuresoff,totake advantageof life and enjoythe world.
Forthe next 30 yearsRichardtook this adviceto heartand wouldtoasthis friendfrominside
the ArticCircleto aterrace in Eze overlookingthe Riviera. Thereweremanyadventuresand
manytoasts.Richardlovedlife.
Serviceis private.MARTINWhen theneed arises,let familiesfind you in
theFuneral Services Directory.
To be seeninthe FuneralServicesDirectory,
please call paid DeathNotices at 202-334-4122.DEATHNOTICEBETSYJ. KAUFMAN(Age74)
Of Alexandria,VA,passedawayon Monday,
March28, 2022at TelHai RetirementCommu-
nity.Born in Lancaster,she was the daughter
of the late S. Dale and ElizabethLongKaufman.
She graduatedfromLampeterStrasburgHigh
School,Classof 1965,KeystoneJuniorCollege,
and MillersvilleUniversitywithadegreein
ElementaryEducation.Betsywasan active
memberof MountVernonUnitarianChurchin
Alexandria,VA participatingin fellowshipand
outreachactivities.Inher professionallife,
Betsywas DeputyDirectorof the NationalTire
Dealersand RetreadersAssociationfor many
years,and laterwas Directorof Membership
Servicesand Meetingsfor the Associationof
SmallBusinessDevelopmentCenters.Betsy
plannedconventionsin majorcitiesall over
the country.She was avery outgoing,“take
charge”personwhowas the life of the party.
Betsyhad abig heart,welcomedall with open
armsand madefriendswherevershe went.
She was aloyal and generousfriendto many
and alovingauntto her niecesand nephews.
In her free time,she lovedreading,traveling,
golfing,spendingtimeat the familycabinin
CentreCounty,and caringfor her belovedcats.
Survivingare two brothers,John,husbandof
CindyKaufmanof Middleburg,PA,H.Dale,
husbandofStephanieKaufmanofStrasburg,
PA,four niecesand nephews,KristieKaufman
(MarkToci), JeremyKaufman(Kelly),AshleyUlis
(Justin),andZacharyKaufman(EmilyKnapp),
and six greatniecesand nephews.AMemorial
Servicewill be heldat the convenienceof
thefamily.Inlieuofflowers,contributions
maybe madein Betsy’shonorto Mount
VernonUnitarianChurch, 1909 WindmillLane,
Alexandria,VA22307.
http://www.reynoldsandshivery.comKAUFMANDEATHNOTICEDAVIDTHOMASMULLIGAN
OnThursday,March24,2022,DavidT.Mulligan,
age 71, died of amassivestrokeat St. Joseph’s
HospitalCenterin Tampa,Florida.Davidwas
bornonOctober23, 1950 inWashington,D.C.
to the late John and Grace Mulligan.
DavewasCEOof Video-Dynamics,Inc.of
Chantilly,Virginia--anadvancedaudio/video
integrationcorporation.
In his sparetime,Dave enjoyedwoodworking,
cooking,boating,andreadingon his deck
whilewatchingthe dolphins.Healso supported
manyworthwhilecharities.Dave was lovedby
anyonewho knewhim.
Daveis survivedby his belovedwife,Nancy
CarltonMulliganof TreasureIsland,Florida;
his lovingbrothers,John J. Mulligan,Jr.and
RobertL. Mulligan;his lovingsisters,Marilyn
E. Mulligan,CorinneG. Mulliganand Janet M.
Kinch&her husband,FrancisX. Kinch;his
belovedGoddaughter,CaitlynGrace Delahaba
and all his lovingniecesand nephews.
Therewill be asmall celebrationof Dave’slife
in TreasureIsland,Floridaand therewill be an
additionalcelebrationof Dave’sLife at alater
date at the PrinceWilliamMarinain Occoquan,
Virginia.
In lieu of flowers,contributionscan be made
to Habitatfor Humanity,WoundedWarriors
Projector MetropolitanMinistries,2002N.
FloridaAvenue,Tampa,FL33602-2204.
Forfurtherinformation,pleasecontactBrett
Funeral Home&CremationServicesin St.
Petersburg,FLat(727)321-3321orTollFree
(800)647-4425.MULLIGANCALANDRALAWRENCE
BETTIEPASLEY-HAMLETT
On Monday,March 21, 2022 Calandra
Lawrencepassedaway,and on Saturday,
March26, 2022her mother,BettiePasley-
Hamlett,unitedwithher in death.Theyleave
togetherwiththeirspouses,Titus Lawrence
and RobertHamlett,abelovedbrotherand
son, MichaelPasley,and Calandraleavestwo
childrenand threestepchildrenthat will miss
theirmotherand grandmother.They also leave
ahost of relativesandfriends.The family
will receivefriendson Saturday,April 2, from
10 a.m.untilthe serviceat 11 a.m.at The
Cityof Joy Ministries,5408BrinkleyRoad,
CampSprings,MD. IntermentMarylandNation-
al. Arrangementsare entrustedwith the Ralph
WilliamsII Funeral Service.
http://www.ralphwilliamsfuneralservice.comPASLEY-LAWRENCEDEATH NOTICEDr.TED ALANRAMSEY
February12, 1941-March 12, 2022
Dr.Ted Alan Ramsey,retiredpsychiatrist,had a
privatepracticein Washington,DC for over 40
years.Hedied of cancerat 81.
BorninHenderson,Kentucky,toEdnaand
TedRamsey,hegraduatedfromUniversityof
Kentuckyin 1963,followedby an MD from
Vanderbiltin 1967.He did undergraduate
researchat Guy’sHospitalin London,England,
internedin medicineat GeorgeWashington
Universityandcompletedhis residencyat
Universityof Pennsylvania.He hadfaculty
appointmentsat the GeorgetownUniversity
Schoolof Medicine,Universityof Pennsylvania
and the WashingtonSchoolof Psychiatry.With
aparticularinterestin lithium,he authored
over 50 paperson psychopharmacology.
He lovedcycling,flyingglidersandsmall
planes,and was an avid theatregoer.
Marriedto HelenNelsonRamseyfor 27 years,
they residedin SilverSpring,Marylandand had
wonderfuladventureson and off theirtandem
bike in the US,Canada,England,Europe,Cen-
tral Americaand Russia.
He lovedhis stepsonsAdamHiltebeitel(Rachel)
and SimonHiltebeitel(Erin Stone),but reserved
alargepartof his heartfor his threestep-
grandchildren,Lucy,Alice and Liam.
Intermentwas at CongressionalCemeteryon
March22, 2022.
Apassionatesupporterof nationalhealthcare,
donationsmay be madein his nameto PNHP
(Physiciansfor aNationalHealthPlan).Mes-
sagescan be left on the RappFuneral Services
messageboard.RAMSEYSHERIDAN
IRENEKOCHERASHERIDAN
Belovedwife of FredrickE. Sheridanpassed
awayat homeon March24,2022 at the
age of 93. She will be deeplymissedby
her lovingfamily.Devotedmotherof Cathy
Jane (Karl)Berger,EileenandNancy,She
wasblessedwithtwograndchildrenMi-
chael(Jenelle)and Kelly (Adam)Faber and
agreat-grandsonClark. Irenewasborn
August24, 1928in Hazleton,PA.After high
school,whereshe was amajorette,she at-tendedPennStateearningaBSinEduca-
tion degreein 1949.Irenewasamember
of AlphaOmicronPi sorority.She wasa
highschoolteacherin Bristol,PA moving
to Arlingtonafterher marriageto Fredrick
in 1953. She taughtmathand Frenchat
the formerStratfordJr Highpriorto starting
afamily.The growingfamilymovedto Mc-
Leanin 1960to amodernhomedesigned
by her architecthusband. Irenewasa
substituteteacherin FairfaxCountypublic
schoolsand lateracrossingguardat Chur-
chill Rd Elementaryfor over20 years.Irene
wasamemberof St. Johnthe BelovedRo-
manCatholicChurchin McLean.She was
adedicatedsupporterof the formerSt.
ColletaSchoolfor specialneedschildren.
Ireneenjoyedsummervacationsat the
beach.WithFredrick,she traveledto Alas-
ka, Ireland,Germany,and otherinteresting
destinations.She alwayscelebrated4th of
July and Christmaswithmemorablefamily
partiesat her McLeanhome.She enjoyed
musicaltheatre,familygatherings,and play-
ing tennisat LangleyClub.VisitationApril
3, 2p.m. to 6p.m. MurphyFuneral Home,
Arlington.AMass of ChristianBurialwill be
celebratedat St Johnthe BelovedChurch,
April4, 11 a.m.,withintermentto followat
FairfaxMemorialPark. Memorialdonations
maybe madeto http://www.servicesource.org/
donate.DEATHNOTICEROY
STEVENE. ROY
September10, 1989-March8, 2022
StevenE. Roy enteredinto eternalrest on
March8, 2022.He was the belovedson of
Thomasand CarleneRoy.Funeral service
on April6, 2022at 11 a.m.at BibleWay
Church, 1100 NewJerseyAvenue,NW,
Washington,DC 20001.IntermentCedar
Hill Cemetery.WILCHER
BARBARALEE WILCHER
Of Washington, DC transitioned from
earthtoGloryonMarch26,2022.Barba-
ra ThompsonmarriedLee AndrewWilcher
(deceased)andtothisunionsixchildren
werebornfourdaughtersSheilaBoyd,
Deborah Richardson,GailaQueenand Val-
erieBarnes;twosonsDewayneWilcher
(Jackie)andGregoryWilcher(deceased).
Her spiritand lineageliveson throughher
children,16 grandchildren,27 great-grand-
children,fourgreat-greatgrandchildren,
friendsand her lovingcaregiversof the last
eightyearsof her life.Funeral serviceswill
be conductedon SaturdayApril2, 2022at
10 a.m.followedbytheserviceat 11 a.m.
at The Master’sTouchPraise Ministriesin
TempleHills,MD20748.IntermentMary-
land NationalCemetery,Laurel,MD.CEMETERYLOTS
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