Obituary: Dewey Schley Crummitt Jr dies in Frederick
Mr Dewey Schley Crummitt Jr 41 resided on Bartonsville Road Frederick died Sunday Oct 27 at Frederick Memorial Hospital Born Feb 16 1931 in Frederick son of the late Dewey Schley and Evelyn Louise Sier Crummitt Sr He worked 24 years at Pantry Pride Grocery Frederick and part time for Tim Mays Investigations until his death Survived by wife six children three brothers one sister six grandchildren three stepgrandchildren two stepgreat grandchildren three aunts three uncles and many nieces and nephews Family will greet friends Oct 24 7 9 pm Oct 29 3 5 and 7 9 pm Keeney and Basford Funeral Home Interment Resthaven Memorial Gardens Frederick The Rev Gary L Sheffield James will officiate
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Tee Us Els
Frederick
Dewey Schley
Evelyn Louise Sier Crummitt
Crummitt
Pantry Pride
Heister
Tim May
Mount Carmel
Robert
Esther Louise Crummitt
Peggy Jean Drury
Ber Iisband
Carola
Mory Cathering Poling
Mark
Dewey Schley Crummitt II
David Brian Crummitt
Irvin Jacobs Crummitt
John William Crummitt
Robert Leon Crummitt
Bartonsville
Sally Ann Baker
Etchison
Funeral Home
Gary L. Sheffield-James
Mount Carmel United Methodist Church
Resthaven Memorial Gardens
Frederick obituaries outline multiple funeral services
Funeral services were held for Mr. John Henry Crum of Frederick, died Oct. 22, with military honors by Fort Detrick. Interment at Mount Olivet. services officiated by Rev. Wayne G. Funk. Other notices include funeral rites for Mr. Andrew Ernest Sewell Jr. and Mr. Alvin Henry Rice, with details on officiants, bearers, and burial sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Crum
Jefferson St
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Etchison Memorial
Keeney and Basford Funeral Home
Wayne G. Funk
St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church
Richard Pardo
1110Th Signal Battalion
Fort Detrick
United States Army
Jeromey W. Oden
Clifford M. Crum
Eugene BE. Crum Cramer
Charles P. Crum
Richard L. Martin
Chad L. Martin
Richard L. Hoffman
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Mr. Crum
Carolina I. Eyler Crum
Cowley Pioneer of Maryland Shock Trauma Center Dies at 74
Dr. R Adams Cowley, founder of the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center, died at 74 in Baltimore from heart failure. He championed the golden hour concept, improving trauma care from 1982 onward with a then 40 percent survival rate, rising to about 90 percent today. The Cowley Center opened in February 1989 as a $45 million, premier EMS facility.
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Baltimore
Dr. & P.ii
Free State magnet school dominates Urbana meeting
A Frederick County meeting at Urbana Elementary drew nearly 109 residents to discuss the Free State Recycling Systems magnet program amid potential budget cuts. Citizens urged preserving the program while opponents questioned recycling merits and potential cross state waste issues, with officials deferring budget decisions to the school board.
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Frederick County
Urbana
Urbana Elementary
Rick Gaskins
Gail Bowerman
Free State
Point of Rocks
New Market
John Carrier
Monrovia
New York
New Jersey
Adams Cowley Sr. and Trauma Research Pioneer
The Army Students Training Program funded his college, and he repaid the Army by aiding severely injured after the war. Returning to the University of Maryland Hospital, he opened a two–bed trauma research unit in 1961 with Army grant support. He is survived by his second wife Roberta Schwartz Cowley of Baltimore, a 3 week old son Adams Cowley Sr, and a daughter Kay Cowley Pace of Santa Cruz California.
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Army Students Training Program
Army
University of Maryland Hospital
Dr. Cowley
Roberta Schwartz Cowley
Baltimore
Adams Cowley Sr
Kay Cowley Pace
Santa Cruz
Calif
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Janey” Crumaut
Bartonsville Road
Catherine Marie Bites Geummitt
Tvuliclus
John Crum
Andrew Sewell Jr
Weil
Andrew Ernest Sewell Jr
Stauffer
Alfred Gray
Wiley Austin
Coni Smith
William James
Timothy Tynsett
Dwight Fossett
Gary Fossett
Randy Snowden
Michael Brightful
Kevin Brightful
Jerry Morris
James Morris
Donnie Morris
Mr. Sewell
Cheryl James Sewell
Alvin Rice
Alvin Henry Rice
Patricia Ann Wirts
Urbana Pike
Citizens Nursing Home
Keeney and Basford
Norman D. Kemmerer
Mount Zion United Methodist Church
Myersville
Steven W. Wirts
Kenneth L. Linton Jr
Rodney D. Linton
Kenneth E. Wiles Sr
C. William Grimes
Guilford L. Krepps
Mount Zion United Methodist Cemetery
Rice
Frances A. Horine Rice
Fredecick News-Post
Grove Rd
Ash
R Adams Cowley
Shock Trauma Center
Sallie J. Fink
Mio. Sallie J. Tia
Cumbo
W.va
City Hospital
Martinsburg
Robert C. Fink
Berkeley County
Charles and
Laura Mae Riner Eversole
Hilda A. Webber
Frances P. Minghini
Pikeside
Betty J. Brown
Claude R. Fink
Charles E. Fink
Lawrence E. Fink
Ida Foltz
Enozville
Clarence Eversole
James C. Eversole
Tomahawk
Harry O. Fink
Brown Funeral Home
West Virginia
Howard K. Falk
Falling Waters Presbyterian Cemetery
Spring Mills
Mouning
Maryland
William Donald Schaefer
Cowley
James P.G. Flynn
Orgaerr
Flynn
Ameen Famzry
Utah
University of Maryland
France
Germany
Allgemeine Kranknehaus
Vienna
Austria
Europe
University of Utah
Stanford
Tulane
Johns Hopkins
Chuck Hollohan
Don Pleasants
Ronald Sundergill
William Harrison
Dr. Perry Road
Montgomery County
Canon
SIR Speedy Printing
Everedy Square
Pueastioc Surgery
PNTER
Donald W Kress MD
Brederich
Rockledge Plaza
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