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ASSOCIATED PRESSDede Robertson, the wife of
religious broadcaster Pat Robert-
son and a founding board mem-
ber of the Christian Broadcast-
ing Network, died April 19 at her
home in Virginia Beach. She was
94.
The network announced her
death in a statement but did not
give a cause.
Mrs. Robertson became a
born-again Christian several
months after her husband found
his faith.
The couple, who met at Yale
University in 1952, embarked on
a journey that included living in
a roach-infested commune in
New York before Pat Robertson
bought a tiny television station
in Virginia that would become
CBN.
He later ran for U.S. president
in 1988, with his wife campaign-
ing by his side.
“Mom was the glue that held
the Robertson family together,”
said Gordon Robertson, one of
her four children and the presi-
dent and chief executive of CBN.
“She was always working behind
the scenes. If it weren’t for Mom,
there wouldn’t be a CBN.”
Adelia “Dede” Elmer was born
in Columbus, Ohio, on Dec. 3,
1927, to middle-class Catholic
Republicans. She received a
bachelor’s degree in social ad-
ministration from Ohio State
University and a master’s in
nursing from Yale, where her
future husband was studying
law.
Pat Robertson was the son of a
Southern Baptist politician, U.S.
Sen. Absalom Willis Robertson
(D-Va.). Eighteen months after
meeting, the couple ran off to be
married by a justice of the peace,
knowing that neither family
would approve.
Mrs. Robertson told the Asso-
ciated Press that her husband
was interested in politics until
he found religion. He stunned
her by pouring out their liquor,
tearing a nude print off the wall
and declaring he had found the
Lord.
They moved into a commune
in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neigh-
borhood of Brooklyn because he
said God had told him to sell all
his possessions and minister to
the poor. Mrs. Robertson told the
AP she was tempted to go back to
Ohio, “but I realized that was not
what the Lord would have me do.
... I had promised to stay, so I
did.”
Pat Robertson later heard God
tell him to buy a small TV station
in Portsmouth, w hich grew into a
global religious broadcasting
network. He ran CBN’s flagship
program, “The 700 Club,” for half
a century before stepping down
last fall.
In her autobiography, Mrs.
Robertson recalled bridling at
staying at home and her hus-
band’s refusal to help around the
house.
“I was a Northerner, and
Northern men just generally
help around the house a little
more,” she said. “I noticed the
further south we moved, the less
he did.”
Her attitude changed after she
had her own born-again experi-
ence at a church service. “I began
to see how important what he
was doing really was,” she told
the AP.
Mrs. Robertson said that
women should not work outside
the home while their children
are young unless they must. She
raised her kids and worked as a
nursing professor after they
went to school.
In 1982, she was appointed as
the U.S. delegate to the Inter-
American Commission of Wom-
en, which promotes women’s
rights and gender equality in the
Americas.
She also served on the board of
Regent University, which her
husband founded as CBN Uni-
versity in Virginia Beach in 1977,
and Operation Blessing Interna-
tional, his humanitarian group.
In addition to her husband,
survivors include four children,
Elizabeth Robinson, Ann Le -
Blanc, and Timothy and Gordon
Robertson; 14 grandchildren;
and 23 great-grandchildren.DEDE ROBERTSON, 94
Wife of televangelist
helped found Christian
Broadcasting Network
JAMES M. THRESHER/THE WASHINGTON POSTDede and Pat Robertson on the campus of what is now Regent
University in Virginia Beach in 1987.
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“If it weren’t for Mom, there wouldn’t be a CBN.”
Gordon Robertson, president and chief executive of CBN,
and one of the Robertsons’ four childrenobituariesDEATHNOTICEDUBOIS
THERESELOUDUBOIS
DECEMBER12, 1935–APRIL 18, 2022
OnMondayApril18, 2022 ofNewCarroll-
ton,MD.BelovedwifeofthelateRaymond
DuBois;devotedmotherofRenee(John
Freal),DanielDuBois(KelleyCrovo)andthe
lateMichael,Raymond,andAngelaDuBois;
lovinggrandmother(Grammy)ofConnor
JonDuBois,CaseyRayDuBois,Murphy
Freal,andJohnBrendanFreal.Familywill
receiverelativesandfriendsonTuesday
May3,from9:30a.m.untiltimeofservice
10:30a.m.atFortLincolnFuneralHome,
3401 BladensburgRoad,Brentwood,MD.
IntermentFort LincolnCemetery.Inlieuof
flowers,thefamilyrequestsdonationsbe
madetotheHospiceoftheChesapeake
https://www.hospicechesapeake.org/giv-
ing/donate-now/410-987-2003.EUSTACE
NANCYL.EUSTACE
OnSaturday,April16,2022.Anexecutive
secretarywithRockwellInternational.The
belovedcousinofJuliaA.GoadandDor-
othyB.Langmack,alsosurvivedbymany
othercousinsandfriends.Friendsareinvit-
edtocelebrateNancy’slifeattheKalasFu-
neralHome&Crematory,2 973 Solomons
IslandRd.,Edgewater,MDonSaturday,
April 30 from 10 a.muntilhermemorial
servicebeginsat 11 a.m.Inlieuofflowers,
contributionsmaybemadetotheShriners
HospitalforChildren,Attn:ProcessingCen-
ter,POBox947765,Atlanta,GA 30394 ora
charityofone’schoice.Condolencesmay
bemadeat:
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FELICIAELEANOREHILLEARY
(Age90)
PassedawayFriday,April1, 202 2,athome
inLothian,Maryland,fromchronicHeart
Failure.ShewasbornAugust25, 1931 in
Chicago,IllinoistoAnthonyandJuliaZe-
browski.ShemarriedDonThomasHilleary
in 1953,andwasthemothertotwodaugh-
tersJulia,andGwenmarie.Formanyyears
FeliciaworkedonCapitolHillasaLegis-
lativeAide,intheU.S. HouseofRepresen-
tatives.ShealsobredhorsesforHarness
Racing.Feliciawasalsoalongtimevolun-
teerfortheRedCrossAirEVACprogramat
AndrewsJointCommandBaseinSuitland,
Maryland.MemorialServiceswillbeheld
onApril 30 from3to5p.m.atLeeFuneral
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WILLIAMEDWARDBARRICK“BILLY”
PassedawayonSunday,April10,2022.
Hewassurroundedbyhisfamilyandwith
music.Williamis survivedbyhiswife,Carol,
hisson,Christopher(Leah),andhisgrand-
daughter,Nadine.Heisalsosurvivedby
hisnephews,Don,Robert,andJamesand
great-nephews,Michael,Bob,NickandJoey,
andseveralgreat-greatnephewsandniec-
es.
Hehada50-yearcareerasaprofessional
drummerwithtouringgroups,aswellasin
LasVegas,NVandtheWashington,DCarea.
HewasalifememberoftheAmericanFed-erationofMusiciansLocal161-710(Wash-
ington,DC)andLocal 369 (LasVegas,NV).
Williamwaspredeceasedbyhisparents,
GeorgeandMatildaBarrickandhisbrother,
Don.
Hisfuneral arrangementsareasfollows:
Tuesday,April26,2022, 11 to 12 p.m.Visita-
tionatSs.Peter&PaulAntiochianOrthodox
ChristianChurch(10620RiverRd.,Potomac,
MD20854)
12 p.m.FuneralService,Theservicewill
belive-streamedonthechurch’sYouTube
channel(startingcloseto 12 P. M.).(https://
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMnw0X-
Huq6vZlc3y-Cj5kXQ/live).
2p.m.BurialServiceatGateofHeav-
en(13801GeorgiaAve,SilverSpring,MD
20906).
AMercyMealwillbeofferedbythefamily
immediatelyaftertheburialattheGreekVil-
lageRestaurant(13476NewHampshireAve,
SilverSpring,MD20904).
Inlieuofflowers,thefamilyrequeststhat
donationsin hismemorybemadetoSs.Pe-
terandPaulAntiochianOrthodoxChristian
Churcheitherbymailingacheckorthrough
thechurch’ssecureonlinedonationportal
(https://www.peterpaulpotomac.org/do-
nate.html)(Choose“Health&Memorials”).POSTYOURCONDOLENCESNowdeathnoticeson
washingtonpost.com/obituariesallowyou
toexpressyoursympathywithgreaterease.
Visittoday.GHIDEATHNOTICEJETTLOGAN
SARAHANNELIZABETHJETTLOGAN
“SALLY”
LovingwifeofJamesWalterLogan,daugh-
terofthelateJamesGordonJett,Sr., and
AnnMuncasterRiceJett,passedaway
at1:45inthemorning,April20,2022,fol-
lowingaprotractedillness.Inadditionto
herhusband,James,sheissurvivedby
hersister,DeborahDeitch;herbrother,W.
LutherJett;hercousin,CherieJettWorth;
andheruncle,M.LeeRice;aswellasher
nephew,hernieces,grand-niecesanda
grand-nephew,andmanycousins.Herbe-
lovedyoungerbrother,James,preceded
herin death,alongwithbothparents.
BornJune10,1955,atSuburbanHospital
inBethesda,MD,Sallylivedatthefam-
ilyhomeinDarnestownformostofher
life.ShemovedtoRevitzHouse,inRock-
villeMD., in2013,whereshespentwhat
provedtobeherlastdecade.Sallywas
agraduateofGaithersburgHighSchool,
andlaterearnedherB.A.inSociologyat
HoodCollege,Frederick,MD.Sheworked
asaninstructionalpara-educatoratsev-
eralMontgomeryCountyPublicSchools,
includingSherwoodH.S.,Woodlin Ele-
mentarySchool,FoxChapelElementary
School,andMaryvaleElementarySchool
beforechronicillnessesforcedherearly
retirement.Sallywasagiftedartistand
poet,whochosetoshareherworkwith
familymembers.Shehadthemostprecise
handwritingwithwhichshewroteouther
poemsandphilosophicalideas.Shewas
deeplyempathic,withaprofoundlove
fornatureandforalllivingcreatures.She
maintainedthatdevotiondespitethemany
challengesshefaced.
ThosewhowishtohonorSally’smemory
maydosobymakingadonationinher
nametotheMontgomeryCountyHumane
Society,6 01 SStonestreetAve.,Rockville,
MD20850.Memorialplanshavenotbeen
finalizedat thistimeandwillbeannounced
atalaterdate.KRUZEL
WILLIAMR. KRUZEL(Age92)
OnThursday,April21, 2022
ofMontgomeryVillage,MD.
Belovedhusbandofthelate
Dorothy M. Kruzel. Loving
fatherofJoel Kruzel,Ellen
Slepitza (Robert),Mary Kay
Kinnish(Benjamin)andthelateWilliam
Kruzel;grandfatherofGriffinKinnish(Re-
becca)and MatthewSlepitza (Ashley);
great-grandfatherofEmmaKinnishand
AlecSlepitza.FriendsmaycallatSt.John
NeumannCatholicChurch, 9000 Warfield
Road,Gaithersburg,MDonWednesday,
April27, 202 2from11a.m.to 12 p.m.with
aMassofChristianBurialofferedat 12
p.m.IntermentGateofHeavenCemetery,
SilverSpring,MD.Inlieuofflowersmemo-
rialcontributionsmaybemadetoSt.John
NeumannBuildingFund.Pleasesignthe
familyguestbookat:
http://www.DeVolFuneralHome.comNULLMEYER
WILLIAMM. NULLMEYER
WilliamM.Nullmeyer,knowntomanyas
Bill,diedpeacefullyathomeonSatur-
day,March26,2022.Billspenthislifein
servicetoothers:servingasanofficerin
theMarineCorps,throughhiscareerat
theMontgomeryCountyGovernmentor
volunteeringathischildren’sschools,in
thelocalcommunityorhischurch.Bill’s
memorylivesonthroughhisbelovedwife,
Nancy;childrenJohnNullmeyer(Donny
Malles),SusanLong(Brad);granddaughters
AvaandElla(Long);histwonephewsand
niece,alongwithfamilyandfriendswho
derivedpleasurefromhispresencein their
lives.Funeral arrangementsarebeinghan-
dledbytheRoyW.BarberFuneralHome;
celebrationoflifetobeheldatOakdale
EmoryChurchinOlney,MDonMonday,
May2, 2022 at 11 a.m.DonationsinBill’s
memorymaybemadetotheAlzheimer’s
Association, BladderCancer Advocacy
NetworkortheWoundedWarriorProject.
Onlinecondolencesmaybeexpressedat
http://www.barberfhlaytonsville.comPERDIKIS
NADAPERDIKIS(Age83)
Localbusinesswomanpassedawayon
April8, 2022 peacefullyatherhomein
Bethesda,MD.BornonSeptember17,
1938 inSerbiaandtheyoungestoftwo
daughters.Nadaandherfamilyimmigrat-
edtotheUnitedStatesin 1973.Shewasan
accomplishedbusinesswomanandreales-
tateinvestor,owningandoperatingseveral
high-endretailstorefrontsinGeorgetown
andTysonsCornerfromtheearly1980’s
until2010.Alovingmother,grandmother,
sisteranddevotedwife,sheissurvived
byhersisterVeraRodierinParis,France
(Pierre),twosons,Nicolas(TammyPerdik-
is)ofGaithersburgandAlexander(Dresden
Koons)ofChevyChase;andsixgrandchil-
dren,Brendon,Justen,Kaeden,Kosette,
EleanorandEverly.Funeralserviceswill
beheldonFriday,April29,at11:30a.m.
atSt.SophiaGreekOrthodoxCathedral,
2815 36thSt.,NW,Washington,DC20007.
ImmediatelyfollowedbyintermentatGate
ofHeavenCemetery,1 3801 GeorgiaAve.,
SilverSpring,MD.Memorialcontributions
maybemadetotheAlzheimer’sAssocia-
tion,www.alz.org.Pleaseviewandsignthe
guestbookat:
http://www.PumphreyFuneralHome.comDEATHNOTICETUVIN
CARLROBERTTUVIN
OnSunday,April24,2022,Carl
RobertTuvinofChevyChase,
Maryland. Belovedhusband
ofthelateMarlaFranGilson.
CherishedfatherofAlexBer-
nardTuvin(RebeccaGoldstein)
andJuliaLillianTuvin;devotedgrandfather
ofMeirandStellaTuvin;brotherofthelate
JamesTuvin;brother-in-lawofCelesteBla-
seandDellaGilsonLevy(Dr.JeffreyLevy).
GravesideservicewillbeheldonMonday,
April25, 2022 at1p.m.atBethTfilohCem-
etery,Woodlawn,Maryland. Shivatobe
announced. Memorialcontributionsmay
bemadetoJewishFederationofGreater
Washington(www.shalomdc.org),Vietnam
VeteransofAmerica(www.vva.org)or
CharlesE. SmithJewishDaySchool(www.
cesjds.org).ArrangementsbyHines-Rinaldi
FuneralHomeunderJewishFuneralPrac-
ticesCommitteeofGreaterWashington
Contract.DEATH NOTICEARRINGTON
ROBERTEARL ARRINGTONSR.
RobertEarlArringtonSr., 82,wasbornin
NashCounty,NC;helivedintheWashing-
ton,DCareasince1965.AlongtimeFeder-
alGovernmentemployeewiththeBureau
ofPrintingandEngraving,hepassedApril
8,2022,peacefullyathishome.Heleaves
tocherishhismemoryalovingwife,Shir-
leyArrington;son,RobertArringtonJr.,
andsiblingsElsieA.WilliamsandKenneth
Arrington.Hewillberememberedand
missedbyrelativesandfriends.Visitation
willbeheldatFort LincolnMemorialChap-
elonBladensburgRoad,April28,9:30to
10:30a.m.DEMPSEY
MARYELLENDEMPSEY(Age98)
MaryEllenDempseyofLansdowne,VAdied
onApril15,2022,justoneweekshyofher
99thbirthday.ShewasbornonApril22,
1923,toparentsMargaretYeattsandToy
Adkinsin Hurt,PittsylvaniaCounty,VA.Mary
EllenattendedtheWomen’sCollegeofthe
UniversityofNorthCarolina(“WC”),nowthe
UniversityofNorthCarolinaGreensboro.
Upongraduationin1941,sheaccepted
apositionwithJohnson&Wimsatt,Inc.,
awholesalelumbercompanyinpre-war
Washington,DC,whereshemetandmar-
riedJ.P. DempseyofMartinsville,VAinNo-
vember1942.MaryEllensoontookajobwiththeWarRelocationAuthority,which
managedtheJapaneseinternmentcamps
followingtheattackonPearlHarbor.
MaryEllenlivedherlifeforherhusbandand
sons.Everthesouthernlady,shewasproud
tobeaneighthgenerationVirginianand
ofherJeffersonfamilyheritage.Sheloved
thearts,interiordesignandentertaining.
ShewasagraduatefromtheInternational
SchoolofDesignin Washington,DC.
MaryEllenis pre-deceasedbyherhusband,
herparents,sistersMarthaRiceandMar-
garetLeslieDean.Sheissurvivedbysons
JosephPritchettDempsey,III (Deborah)of
Marshall,VAandDavidJeffersonDempsey
ofFairfax,VA;andsisterAliceJefferson
RobinsonofRoanoke,VA.Thefamilywould
liketothankhercaregiverandcompanion,
JeanneKeenanofPurcelleville,VA.There
willbeacelebrationofMaryEllen’slifeand
receptiononThursday,May5, 2022 at2:30
p.m.attheInternationalTownandCountry
Club,1 3200 Lee-JacksonHwy,Fairfax,VA.
ShewillbeinterredatArlingtonNational
Cemeterywithherhusbandatalaterdate
followingaserviceattheOldPostChapel.
Inlieuofflowers,considercontributingin
hermemorytotheVirginiaMuseumofFine
Arts,2 00 N.ArthurAsheBoulevard,Rich-
mond,VA 23220 orCapitalCaringHealth
Philanthropy,3 180 FairviewParkDr,Suite
500,FallsChurch,VA 22042
Arrangementsarebeinghandledbythe
Money&KingViennaFuneral Home.
http://www.moneyandking.comLEONARD
CHARLESROBERTLEONARD
BorninWashington,DConJune
7, 1938,hepassedawayonSat-
urday,April16, 2022 atage83.
Heis survivedbyhiswifeof 65years,DonnaLinkinsLeonard,ofLeisure
World.Theymetin homeroomatMontgom-
eryBlairHighSchoolin 1955 andtheymar-
riedin 1957.Heis alsosurvivedbytheirson,
BrianLeonard(Christine)andtheirdaughter,
DebbieYoung,(Peter).Helovedhisgrand-
children,PeterYoung,Jr.(Kristen),Corey
Delaney(John),PatYoung(Lara),Tommy
Young(Katherine),DanLeonard(Errin),and
JimmyYoung.Hewasalsoblessedwithnine
great-grandchildren.At20,Charliebegan
hiscareerasaSalesmanatMcCormick&
Co.HelaterworkedforJohnson&John-
sonandVenusEsterbrook,amongothers.
Inthe1970’sheformedhisowncompany,
CharlesLeonard&Associates.Heenjoyed
thebeach,golf,traveling,sports,music,and
thearts.Butmostofallhelovedhisfamily.
ACelebrationofCharlie’sLifewillbeheldin
theLeisureWorldClubhouseIBallroomin
SilverSpringonApril30, 2022 at 11 a.m.,fol-
lowedbylunch.Memorialcontributionscan
bemadetotheAmericanDiabetesAssoci-
ation(www.diabetes.org)andDachshund
RescueofNorthAmerica(www.drna.org).
http://www.COLLINSFUNERALHOME.comMARSH
MARYP.MARSH
MaryP. Marshdiedpeacefullyatherhome
inFairfax,VirginiaonApril19, 2022 after
several yearsofdeclininghealthduetoPar-
kinson’sdisease.
MarywasborninGrassCreek,Indianato
FrankandHazelPownell.Aftergraduating
fromFultonHighSchoolasclassvaledictori-
an,shewashiredbytheFBIin Washington,
DC,wheresheworkedforthelateassistant
FBIDirectorLouisB. Nichols,whowasatop
aidetothelateFBIDirector,J.EdgarHoover.
MaryretiredfromtheFBIsoonafterher
marriagetoJohnE.MarshJr., whoatthat
timewasanattorneyattheU.S.Depart-mentofJustice.Shehadthreechildren,
adaughterandidenticaltwinsons.Later,
MarybegananewcareerwiththeNational
SymphonyOrchestra, wheresheworkedfor
morethan 30 years.
Marylovedclassicalmusicandspentmany
happyyearsattheNationalSymphony,first
workingfortheNSO’sWomen’sCommittee
andthenasanExecutiveAssistanttosev-
eralNSOdirectors.Smart,beautiful,char-
ismatic,andpossessingagreatsenseof
humor,shewasmuchlovedbytheSympho-
ny’sstaff,BoardofDirectors,andorches-
tramembers.WhenMaryretiredfromthe
NSO,thenWashington,DCmayorAnthony
Williamshonoredherservicebyproclaim-
ingSeptember28, 2000 as“MaryP. Marsh
Day”intheDistrictofColumbia,andthe
NSOBoardmadeheranhonorarylifetime
member.
Mary’shusband,andsonDarrellprede-
ceasedher,asdid hertwinsisterMarge,her
sisterHelen,andherbrothersHowardand
Bob.Sheis survivedbyherdaughterSharon
(KaidBenfield),sonTerrell(Sara),Darrell’s
wifeHolly,andfourgrandchildren,Natalie,
Rachel,Alexa,andSteven.Sheisalsosur-
vivedbyseveralniecesandnephewsand
manyfriends.
AcelebrationofMary’slifewillbeheldata
laterdate.Thefamilyasksthosewhoare
interestedtoconsideradonationinMary’s
memorytotheNationalSymphonyOrches-
tra,theMetropolitanOpera,ortheMichael
J. FoxFoundationforParkinson’sResearch.When the need arises,letfamilies findyou in theFuneralServicesDirectory.To be seeninthe FuneralServicesDirectory,
please call paid DeathNoticesat202-334-4122.DEATHNOTICEJONES
SYLVIA WEEKSJONES
OnFridayApril8,2022,SylviaWeeks
Jonesenteredeternalrest.Sheleavesto
cherishhermemory,daughters,Lydiaand
Laureen,andahostoffamilyandfriends.
Friendsmayvisitwiththefamilyfrom
10:30a.m.untilthehourofservice,1 1
a.m.,onWednesday,April27, 202 2,atSt.
Luke’sEpiscopalChurch, 15141 5thStreet,
NW,Washington,DCforamemorialser-
vice.Masksrequiredforin-personservice.
LivestreamonYouTube,https://www.you-
tube.com/StLukesDCORFacebookLive,
StLukesECDC.Inlieuofflowers,please
donatetotheNationalCouncilofNegro
Women,DCSection2,inmemoryofSylvia
W.Jones,alifetimemember.MCMULLEN
VEDAMARIEMCMULLEN(Age94)
VedaMcMullenreceivedherwingsfor
eternityonApril12,2022.Herhusband
andallin-lawsandsiblingsprecededher
indeath.SheissurvivedbyonesonClif-
ton(Lelia)andtwograndsonsSeanand
Chase,withamultitudeofnieces,neph-
ewschurchfamilyandfriendstomourn
herpassing.ServiceswillbeonApril26,
2022 atIsraelBapitstChurch 1251 Sara-
togaAvenueNE,WashingtonDC 20018
Viewing 10 a.m.Services 11 a.m.because
ofCovid-19maskarerequired.Therewill
benorepassbecauseofCovid-19.