Obituaries for Bell Saxon Donovan Huffer and Little
Multiple obituaries record the deaths of Cai Jane Bell 44 of Palmyra Va Kathy I Gillard and Takeia Saxon plus Joseph J Donovan Jr Bernice Little and Annabelle Huffer. Names, birth dates, burial plans, memorials, and family survivors are listed with funeral home details and service dates. The notices note religious affiliations schools and community ties, with memorial contributions requested to various local charities.
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Kathy I. Gillard
Cimarron Court
Frederick
Gary L. Rollins
Frederick County Listings and Event Calendar Summary
A condensed OCR fragment lists Frederick County departments and public services including Parks, YMCA, volunteer fire, blood donations, adult education, and a recreation directory. It references the Frederick County Tourism and arts centers with event calendars and community notices.
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Frederick Lobline
Poredeare Halise Sama Oo
Toors
Frederick County
Frederick Cit
YMCA
Redross
Frederick County Volunteer Fire & Narconert
Funeral services for Frederick G Kelly and others
Funeral services were held for Frederick G Kelly of 2463 Five Shillings Road Frederick who died Dec 26 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Rev James R Seale and others officiated with readings by David A Kelly Gail M Kelly and nephews. Interment will be private. Arrangements by Keeney Basford. Also services for Jack E Stitely of 8109 Runnymeade Dr Frederick and Robert Lee Closer of Frederick were held Dec 30 with interment private and Masonic honors. Memorials for Jane Hope Butler of Crestwood Village were conducted at Keeney Basford. The Rev Dr Carrall A Doggett Jr officiated.
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Frederick George Kelly
Five Shillings Road
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
All Saints Episcopal Church
James R Seale
Scott P Bellows
Thomas W. Claggett
Brian A
Robert A. Kelly
Jan Aaland
Redeemer
Carroll Howe
David A Kelly
John J. Medeins
John F
Robert A
Kevin J. Kelly
Keeney and Basford Funeral Home
Jack E. Stitely
Runnymeade Drive
Jeremy Stitely
Carl Beachley
Brook Hill United Methodist Cemetery
Yellow Ma
UWS. Naval Command
National Security Agency
Fort Meade
Jim Gilroy
Robert Lee Closer
David Meadors
Jane Hope Butler
Crestwood Village
Keeney and Basford Funeral
Carrall A. Doggett Jr
United Methodist
Maureen Montgomery
le Jasional
Fort Myer
Giana Deati Culver
Silver Spring
Muriel H. Barker
Laytonsville
Dale O'Shields
Church of the Redeemer
Gaithersburg
Melvin Venable
Ronnie Osborne
Join James
Melvin Brookman
Ray Brookman
Jeremy Blankenship
Bill Partian
Mike Blankenship
Parklawn Cemetery
Rockville
Funeral Services for Ernest C Jenkins in Westminster
Funeral services for Ernest C. Jenkins of Westminster were held at Barrier-Queen Chapel Winfield with Rev John Wunderlich III officiating. American Legion Gold Post 11 presented a flag to the family and bearers included Kevin Bowers Craig Bowers Daron Bowers Tim Wagner Dwayne Warehime and Gerald Stair. Interment followed at Wesley Freedom United Methodist Church Cemetery.
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Ernest C. Jenkins
Westminster
Westminster Nursing Home
Barrier-Queen Chapel
Winfield
John Wunderlich III
Wesley Freedom United Methodist Church
Sykesville
American Legion Gold Post 11
Kevin
Craig
Daron Bowers
Tim Wagner Dwayne Warehime
Gerald Stair
Ironman' Lee dies at 98 after long service and valor
Retired Marine Col. William A. Lee known as Ironman and a highly decorated officer died of cancer at 98 in Fredericksburg Virginia. A World War I veteran, he fought in Nicaragua and was a prisoner of war for nearly four years in World War II. He earned three Navy Crosses and three Purple Hearts, sharing a long career with General Puller who nicknamed him Ironman.
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Fredericksburg
William A
Lee
Col
Lewis B
Chesty" Pulle
Co. Lee
Col. Lee
France
Marine Exped
Ionary
Nicaragua
Puller
Horse Marines
China
Pearl Harbor
Sperial
Bryan MacLean Dies of Heart Attack at 52
Los Angeles AP reported Bryan MacLean guitarist singer for Love died of a heart attack at age 52. The 1960s Sun set Strip band joined by The Doors Buffalo Springfield and The Byrds propelled Forever Changes to critical acclaim. MacLean left after the album and pursued songwriting. His Don t Toss Us Away later became a hit for Lone Justice in 1985 and again for Patty Loveless in 1988.
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Los Angeles
Bryan MacLean
Love
Prifay
Sunset Strip Club
The
Doors
Buffalo Springfield
Byrds
MacLean
Lone Justice
Patty Loveless
Millennium misdated born year confusion sparks doomsday talk
The piece explains Dionysius Exiguus miscalculated Jesus birth, placing the start of the Christian era in 1 AD. Naval Observatory experts note 4 B.C. to 7 B.C. as birth window, with Mars Saturn conjunction around 6 B.C. cited as clues. Doomsday cults and leaders draw on the error amid 1999 2000 anxiety, with predictions of violence and deaths.
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U.S. Naval Observatory
Jesus of Nazareth
Dionysius Exiguus
Paige Patterson
Southern Baptist Convention
Dionysius
Scythis
Naval Observatory
Dennis
Observatory
Geoff Chester
Diocletian
Christ
Mr. Chester
Heiny
Caesar Augustus
Chester
Joseph
Mary
Nazareth
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Jesus
Herod the Great
Ang
Judea
Marc Antony Herod
Rey Fatterson
Texas
Jeff Brailey
Brailey
Denver
Iaolang
Mr. Brailey
Ruth Cornelius dies at 98 long acting career ends
Ruth Clifford Cornelius a longtime actress died November 10 at age 98. Her career spanned silent films and talkies with over 50 credits including Stand Up and Cheer Dante’s Inferno The Keys of the Kingdom and The Searchers. She began at Thomas Edison Studio in 1914 and signed with Universal in 1916.
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Los Angeles
Ruth Clifford Cornelius
Dane
Ms. Cornelius
Shiney Temple
Spencer Tracy
Gregory Peck
Thomas Edison Studio
Universal
John Ford
Danny Patt dies at 86 pianist who played White House
Daniel E. Danny Patt, a pianist who entertained nationally and twice for President Roosevelt, died Thursday in Portland at age 66. He started in silent movie theaters at age 12, formed Danny Patt and the Maine Lumberjacks in 1936, and earned a Life magazine cover in 1938 during a Maine Lumberjacks picnic.
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Portland, Maine
Daniel E
Danny Patt
White House
Life Magazine
Mr Patt
Maine Lumberjacks
Mr. Patt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Life
PDR
Cadia
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Carolyn Bell
Cai Jane Bell
Palmyra
Norwalk
Calif
James
Mount Airy
Miss Bell
Carolyn
Lake Monticello
James Bell
Christine Bell
Charlotte and
Batesarent
Poder
Eliabeth Bell
Whittier
St Paul's Roman Catholic Church
Damascus Road
Damascus
Pine Grove Cemetery
Christ Episcopal Church
Charlottesville
Mohr Center
Michael Costanzo
E. Market St
Elsie Shank
Elsie Gray Shank
Linwood
Carroll County General Hospital
Staysa ‘A Shank
Rosen
John Parker Gray
Effie Hsia Gray
Renee Episcopal Church
Ronald S. Fisher
Trinity Lutheran Cemetery
Miss Takeia Saxon
Takeia
Chanel Saxon
Mount Washington
Pediatric Hospital
Baltimore
Kathy L. Gillard
Miss Saxon
Monocacy Middle School
Urbana High School
Sanctuary Pierve Community Church
Andrea Lacol Gillard
Nelson and
Shirley
Adamstown
Robert Saxon
Crystal
Karen Barnes
William
Deborah Jurnicks
Rudolph
Kimberly Saxon
Alexandria
Lisa Saxon
Las Vegas
Ney
Keysha Saxon
Christopher Saxon
Felix Sr
Felix Hopkins Jr
Sanctuary Progressive Community Church
E. Fourth St. Frederi
Che Rev. Paul
Kemp
Fairview Cemetery
Fredench
Saxon
Mount Washington Pediatric Hospital
Joseph Donovan Jr
Joseph J. Donovan Jr
Tu Dee
Boston
Mass
Joseph T
Susan Fogwill Donovan
Elma L. Knabe Donovan
Mo. Ward and
Sears
Wilmington, Mass
McDonogh and
Italy
Westminster Cemetery Board
Grace Lutheran Church
Joseph Donovan IT
Middletown
Elaine Frances Conover
Gertrude F. Donovan
Massachusetts
Pritts Funeral Home
Washington Road
Carroll St
David Helfrich
Evergreet Memorial Gardens
Finksburg
Carroll Hospice
Grace Lutheran Building Fund
Kelly's
Madagascar
Mrs
Annabelle Huffer
Annabelle Levenia Huffer
Edgemont Road
Citizens Nursing Home
Ered
Roland Khanger
Frederick Junction
Irving and
Mamie Burtier Beard
Jug Bridge Inn
Fred
Rosanna Roberts
Roland Huffer
Carlton Roberts
Debbie
Vance Roberts
Joshua
Travis
Brandon
Heather
Jessica Roberts
Catherine Covell
Hilda Rice
Huffer
Howard
Paul Beard
Herman Rice
Loretta Beard
Rose Gibbs
Donald B. Thompson
E. Main St
Chelst Reformed Church
Douglas May
First Church of God
Brunswick
Bernice Little
Pleasant View Nursing Home
Charlie Little
Etree
Joxo
Yelesec
Fiat
Holline
Unigtobe Travel Weather Report Weather Directory
MVA Information
UDPAC
Acrobies
Maryland Job Service Ata
Maryland
Westing Y
Pennsylvania
Frederick Arta Council
Delaplaine Visual Arte Center
Trivia Weinberg Center For the Arts
Hood College
Frederick Kelly
Jack Stitely
Robert Cliser
Columbia Lodge 58
Richard W Rinehart
Robert V. Mercer
John C. Douglas
Tyler
James E. Cameron
Charles Kennedy
Howard W. Graham
Marshall
Thomas A. Burns
Kenneth A Bartgis
Steve Bauman
Fly Kolchenreuther
Shawn R. Winpigler
Frank Fisher
Charles R. Wisner
Jane Butler
Mr. Ernest Jenkins
Gloria Culver
Afrederick News-Post
Ironman
Ruth Cornelius
Danny’ Patt
Alan Nichols
South
Wisner St
Antietam Tree Service
Golden Delicious
Empire & York Cortkand & Stayters
Fuji York
Shookstown
Hind
Norman Shriver
Carroll Man Ior Fire Co
Guncegarene
Bvon Wordsboro Vpc
Woodsbore
VFC
Cleemot
PatkSi
Husning Lease
Walkersville
Meat & Eines
Doar
Sctickers
Paiot-Paper-Drywal
Jim Johnson
MHIC
Inspiration Ave
C Burr Arts
America
Oregon
Laasy
Shackelford
Mum-Maw Hackley
Ri Ga
Wash Co Ag Center S
Hagerstown
Cbs
Bil Brittam
Glade
Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
Dr Wu
Joe Burnie
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