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BETH MUCHENDU
Beth was a devout wife, adoring mother and loving sister, sister in law, cousin, aunt, entrepreneur, colleague and friend. She loved fiercely and lived to the maximum. She served God wholeheartedly and cared so much about us all. Her resounding laughter will forever ring in our ears. What a treasure she was. Now with rested in the arms of Jesus, our consolidation is, we will see her again in glory. "...... the devout are taken away, and no one understands that the righteous are taken away to be spared from evil. Those who walk uprightly enter into peace; they find rest as they lie in death." Isaiah 57:1-2
Alhobab Alkhayer
A person who loves good for people and loves to help others. He had hope that Syria would be fine. He founded an academy for financial engineering. He offered courses for free. He died after seeing his dream come true. He left us and left us with a difficult task, which is to continue to achieve his dream. Ambassador peace and goodwill
Pastor (Mrs.) Bosede Oluwakemi Adebisi
Celebration Of Life. PST (Mrs.) Bosede Oluwakemi Adebisi (nee Odunuga) 1956- 2022. We announce the transition to glory of our beloved Bosede Oluwakemi Adebisi. She has gone to be with the Lord after a life well lived in his service. We pray that the almighty God grants her eternal rest. Kindly keep us in your prayers. The Abayomi Adebisi Family.
James Sanborn
Jim Sanborn, a former resident of Dayton, MD for more than 45 years, passed away from Alzheimer’s on April 20, 2022. He was born in Washington, DC on March 10, 1932, the son of Norris Henry and Virginia Cotter Sanborn, and brother of Robert and Henry, all deceased. He is survived by his wife of over 65 years, Emilie; children Bonnie Sink, Douglas Sanborn, Gail Clinch and Nancy Nixon; and 11 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren who affectionately called him JimPa. Jim grew up in Silver Spring, graduating from Montgomery Blair High School and the University of Maryland with a major in horticulture. His passion for growing things led him to a vocation in agricultural research taking him from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) in Beltsville, to Grace Company in Clarksville, to Rohm and Haas in Pennsylvania and Texas, and finally to his own farm in Dayton, MD. In Dayton, he first planted ornamentals, and while these matured, he began growing cantaloupes and strawberries. His cantaloupes which were “the tastiest” were quickly found in local grocery stores and roadside stands. Eventually there were also hundreds of ornamental azaleas and rhododendrons, many of which graced his own Dayton property or others in the area. Growing crops necessitated help. Jim hired and befriended “half the teenagers in town,” as well as young men from many lands including Japan, Argentina, France, Germany, Cameroon, Cambodia, Ethiopia and Honduras. His humor, kindness, guidance and support made a difference not only in his employees’ young lives but in almost everyone he encountered. Jim was self-effacing not only in the community, but in Linden Linthicum United Methodist Church where he was regarded as a pillar of the church. He was generous with his money and time. He was involved in almost every aspect of the church including leadership positions, service to others and providing funds for various needs. He had an affinity for the youth of the church, mentoring many and accompanying the youth group on many of their mission trips. Other interests and involvement included tennis and bridge, camping, hiking and traveling. He and Emilie were able to travel to many countries and all seven continents. He was always anxious to take another trip. Now he has taken his last and greatest - to his heavenly home.
RODNEY SARGEANT
Tributes to Rodney "Shaft" or "Sarge" Sargeant - Beloved Father, Brother, Grandfather, Great Grandfather, Uncle, Cousin and Cherished Friend of many. "May the winds of heaven blow softly and whisper in your ear how much we love you and miss you and wish you were here. Your life was a blessing, your memory a treasure. You are loved beyond words and missed beyond measure." Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him. May he rest in peace. Amen
Janette Smith
We are deeply saddened that our much-appreciated colleague Janette Smith has passed away on the evening of April the 18th. She leaves behind her husband and twin daughters. Janette had been working as a receptionist at Diageo for almost 20 years and was known for her great hospitality, strong commitment and reliability. We have lost a great and incomparable colleague. We thank Janette and will remember her with great appreciation. You can share your thoughts and sympathy by filling out this condolences
Nate Newberry
Nate was a funny and caring guy who was always one to volunteer to help whenever possible. We have set up this page so friends can post a memory, a good laugh, or condolences to his family. There are a lot of people Nate touched over his years at Dell and we wanted to provide a way to show his family. I have just learned that the GofundMe that was set up earlier this year is still active. If you would like to financially help support the family here is the link : https://www.gofundme.com/f/helping-a-good-friend-in-need-nate-newberry?qid=36ced41ec93dbc5f84a0c1dc91c25a43
Conrad Derrick Cooper
The sun has set on a life well lived. Conrad Derrick Cooper passed peacefully in his sleep on April 15, 2022, after living a long, fulfilling 93 years, filled with adventure. Born in 1928 to a military family in Manchester, United Kingdom, he joined the British Army, starting as a messenger. Medically released in 1947, he was told he likely would not live a full life due to a heart condition. Stubbornly refusing to accept that fate, Derrick spent the next 75 years living life to its fullest. Advised to rest, he took up competitive badminton. Advised to take it easy, he traveled around the world, before eventually moving his family from the United Kingdom to Brampton, Ontario in 1953. Canada offered him the opportunity to continue his passion for learning, earning his Bachelor’s degree from York University in 1972 at the age of 44, and beginning a new career as a teacher both at Westway High School and North Peel Secondary School. Throughout his career, he never stopped taking on new challenges, finding ways to encourage and inspire his students. Following his retirement, he continued his love of reading, golfing, and playing cards, be it euchre or cribbage. It was impossible to find an unfinished crossword in the house; he would always have it completed before the paper touched the table. His quick wit and storytelling will be missed by his family and friends. He always had a kind, encouraging word to say, and was intensely proud of his children and his family’s accomplishments. He will be dearly missed and fondly remembered by his loving wife of 69 years, Joan, his children, Susan (Brian) and Colin, four grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Rest in Peace, husband, dad, grandad, friend.
Claudio Armando Sardo Giambonino
Cosa posso dire del mio stimato ed onorato padre? Era una persona difficile, burberico e collerico ma anche buono e giusto quando doveva o voleva esserlo. Fu Consulente del Lavoro per quarant'anni in Africa e infine fece il missionario laico per i Frati Comboniani in Rwanda. Di nobilissima famiglia ricordo i nostri motti del medioevo: Numquam Capitem Reclinant sed Omnes Vastant, quello dei Giambonino e Gloria in Parvis Est, quello dei Sardo. Fu Principe d'Alborea, Barone della Motta di Camastra e Nobile di San Carlo