Cindy Gibson lived through hell fighting AIDS and illness
Cindy Gibson of Brunswick died at Georgetown Hospital after a life long battle with sickle cell anemia and AIDS. She publicly announced her AIDS diagnosis in 1992 and inspired many through TV appearances and magazine features. Her parents spoke of her courage and impact from Frederick and Baltimore counties to national attention.
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Brunswick
Cindy Gibson
Georgetown
Pegco Hospital
Brunswick High
Carol Gibson
Harry
Sue Gibson
Cindy
Mrs. Gibson
Frederick County
Baltimore County
Georgetown University Hospital
Good Morning America
Miss Gibson
Japan
Harry Gibson
Gibsons
Cindy Marie Gibson
Mr. Gibson
Mr Gibson
Obituary for Linda Sue McFadyen 34 in Frederick
Linda Sue McFadyen 34 of Owings Mills died Friday June 3 at Northwest Hospital Randallstown. Born December 31 1959 in Frederick she was a UMD graduate 1982 and a hospital pharmacist supervisor. Surviving parents aunts uncles and many cousins. Burial Mount Olivet Frederick with memorials to Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church Urbana.
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Linda Sue McFadyen
Hartley Circle
Owings Mills
Northwest Hospital Center
Randallstown
Frederick
Bruce and
Gloria Brandenburg McFadyen
McFadyen
Frederick High School
University of Maryland
Owings Pharmaceutical
Houston
Texas
Bon Secours Hospital
Baltimore
Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church
Urbana
Maryland Society of Hospital Pharmacists
Mary Covell
Edith Harshman
Mount Airy
Ira Brandenburg
Hyattstown
Barbara Payne
Martha Norwood
Norman Brandenburg
Adamstown
Family Wall
Keeney and Basford
E. Church St
Etchison Memorial
of the Funeral
James H Hollister
Mount Olivet
Urbana Pike
Widow Whidden Paratrooper Jump Shown From France
The Whidden family watched as he completed a high altitude jump in Cherbourg amid variable weather. Back injuries left Whidden in stable condition after being carried on a helicopter to a hospital. Fellow paratrooper Rene Dussac, 83, was lost then found by firefighters as crowds waved in the driveway for the send off.
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Cherbourg
Rene Dussac
Encino
Calif
Charlotte
Dussac
Sainte-Mere- Eglise
Normandy D Day memorial marks 50th anniversary events
Veterans and crowds recalled the 1944 invasion across Normandy as leaders from the United States and allied nations gathered for ceremonies. Royal and political figures joined survivors in Bayeux and Sainte-Mère-Église while paratroopers and veterans recounted perilous drops and the liberation that followed.
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Edmund Sealey
Cleveland, Tenn
U.S. Arms
82Nd Airborne Division
Omaha Beach
Normandy
United States
Britain
Canada
Australia
Belgium
Greece
Luxembourg
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Poland
France
Czech Republic
Slovakia
Czechoslovakia
Harald V
Elizabeth
Bayeux
Elie Wiesel
Charles Wright
Englsh Channel
Atlantic Wall
Nazi Germany
Clinton
Mitterrand
Paris
Champs-Elysees Boulevard
Bastille
Sainte-Merc-Eglise
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Linda McFadyen
Oakland
Cali
Pete Peterson
KCBS
Janet Oliveira
Lake Merritt
Errell
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P.O. Box
Detown, MD
Eampepa
MMIC
Whidden
Harold Taylor
Huntsville
Ala
Earl Draper
Inverness
Fla
Everett Hall
Kingston
U.S
Ranville
Pegasus Bridge
Prince Charles
Gondree Cafe
Associated Press
By Skip Lawrence
Richard Fox
Henry Ponton
Fort Detrick
115Th Infantry Regiment
United States Army
Europe
Timothy Jacobsen
Steadman-Keenan American Legion Post
Memorial Park
Carrollton Manor
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Edward Wineholt
Ted Lackey
Paul Campbell
Rick Scarlett
Elbert Harden
Jefferson Hairplane
O.K
Salon
Jefferson St. Frederick
Frederick News-Post
Collin Will
Briish
Bernard Montgomery
Amann
Supreme Allied
Dwight D Eisenhower
Franklin Roosevelt
Brish
Anthony Kimmons
George Hicks
Bob Francis
Air
William Helmore
Glan Perry
Peter Thomas
Rosemont Ave
Frederick, MD
Don Phillips
Eagle, Inc