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| 101 | Memorial Service Saturday, October 17, 2009, at 2pm, at St. Lawrence O?Toole church, 3725 High Street, Oakland, Calif., 94619. | Abu-Saba, Leila Elias (I5702)
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| 102 | Memory of William D "Bill" Hicks On October 18, 2012, Bill Hicks passed away, not from any complications or result of Alzheimer's disease. He was a giving and humble man and the family has decided this was the best way to pay tribute to him, in lieu of flowers. Bill was born in Texas on June 5, 1924. He met Elaine in 1944 and had their first date at the Rose Bowl, January 1, 1945. They were married in May 1945. Bill was a Teacher, Coach and Athletic Director in Anaheim Union High School District at seven different schools, ending his career at Savanna High School as the head football coach. Bill also worked at Disneyland in Anaheim from the first day it opened. He is survived by his wife of 67 years, Elaine, his three daughters, Linda Brown, Debbie Hicks and Marcie Bayne, three grand-children, Adrienne Pressel Watroba, AF "Rick" Pressel III, Michael Turner, and five great grand-children. | Hicks, William Dunbar (I298641)
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| 103 | Monroe Lee Garrette -MACON - Monroe Lee Garrette, 52, passed away April 30, 2012. He was the son of the late Garland Burke Garrette and is survived by his mother, Marion Barfield Garrette of Macon and sister, Melissa Garrette Horton of Raleighgh, North Carolina. He was a graduate of Stratford Academy and attended Georgia Tech and Georgia State University. He was an audio-visual specialist. -Graveside services will be held at Riverside Cemetery on Wednesday, May 2, 2012 at 11:00AM. The Reverend Sam Lamback will officiate. -Register online at www.hartsmort.com. -Hart's Mortuary and Crematory, Cherry Street, has charge of arrangements. | Garrette, Monroe Lee (I1240)
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| 104 | Mrs. J. L. Walker Will Remain In Memories In the publication "Georgia's Bi-Centennial Memoirs and Memories," the author, Lucian Lamar Knight tells of Mrs. J. L. Walker as "one who is destined to live long in the history of Ware County." Mrs. Walker, author of the book, "History of Ware County, Georgia," published in 1934, will, "have her name fragrantly recalled when many a financier and many a politician is forgotten," writes Knight. Knight wrote, "We re-echo approval the words of Mr. John Greer in his fascinating forword, "It is fortunate for Ware County that she has among her own citizens one so well qualified to do the work which other counties of the state are doing viz: preserving the states traditions'. Georgia probably started too late to preserve the elements that go to make up a full report, but Ware County at least can rest in the assurance that her's is first among the first in quality and compoeteness." Mrs. Walker says in her introduction: "Our work has been a labor of love. We therefore affectionately dedicate this work to the founders of Waycross, Dr. Daniel Lott, Dr. Benjamin Williams, Mr. William S. Bailey, and Captain Cuyler W. Hillard, who unselfishly created this city and whose memories must be preserved as long as this municipality shall live." Mrs. Walker, before her marriage was Laura Singleton of Milledgeville, later Eatonton, daughter of Samuel Singleton and Ann Christian Singleton. On her parternal side she traces her lineage from Colonel Matthew Singleton, of Sumter County, South Carolina, one of the leading spirits in the early history of that state. On the maternal side she is descended from Israel Christian, who colonized Botetourt County, Virginia, served in the Virginia House of Burgess from 1761 to 1764 and was a captain in the Continental Army. His name was given to Christian Colony, Virginia. December 19, 1883, Laura Singleton was married to Dr. John Lott Walker, at that time first beginning to practice his profession in Wrightsville. They later moved to Waycross where they played a leading and influential part in the life of this south Georgia city. Dr. Walker was born in Washington County and was the son of Elisha Walker and Martha Webb Walker. He engaged in the active practice of medicine for 47 years, 39 of which were spent in Waycross. As a banker and a capitalist, Walker attained wide spread recoginition. For more than a quarter of a century he served as a director of the First National Bank in Waycross. At the time of his death he held the office of the chairman of the board. His other accomplishments included: Trustee for the Eleventh District Agricultural and Mechanical School, and trustee for the School for the Deaf and Dumb at Caves Springs. He served three times as president of the Waycross Board of Education on which he served for 25 years. Dr. Walker served in the government of Waycross as an alderman, commissioner and mayor. He was the first president of the Chamber of Commerce and at one time served as president of the Ware County Bond Commission. He was a mason and a Shriner, a member of Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias and the Benevolent Protector of the Elks. He was a trustee of the First Methodist Church and served in many church offices over the years. Dr. Walker died May 14, 1929. Dr. and Mrs. Walker had four children. They were: John Singleton Walker, an attorney; Robert Carroll Walker, a physician; Annie Laurie Walker (Mrs. C. A. Whitmer); and Samuel E. Walker, a real estate agent. All of the Walker children are now deceased. Mrs. Walker's work in Waycross made history. In 1924 she planned a ceremony on the banks of the Suwannee River, marking the centennial of General Floyd's victorious march through the Okefenokee Swamp. In 1934, a pageant with 800 characters marking the 100th anniversary of Ware County and depicting the historical significance of Waycross was written and produced by her. She erected markers and monuments at old trails and historic sites that the history and the romance of this section might not be forgotten. The Laura S. Walker State Park was named for her and she was the only woman to have a park named for her while she was living. Agricultural development in Ware County advanced because of her interest. She was responsible for Ware's securing a home demonstration agent and a 4-H Club. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church, the Daughters of the American Revolution, the United Daughters of the Confederacy, the Waycross Woman's Clubs, and many other groups. The wife of a physician, she instituted movement for a hospital and better medical facilities. Mrs. Walker, known to those of her day as "Waycross' First Lady," died on Saturday, April 9, 1955, at the age of 94. WAYCROSS JOURNAL-HERALD, Monday, April 22, 1974 CENTENNIAL EDITION | Singleton, Laura Caroline (I7893)
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| 105 | My bigger than life, loving, awe inspiring, gentle giant of a father passed away very peacefully at 6:50 this morning. I never have known him to tarry once he started something. I will say that three days from diagnosis to leaving us has been a bit overwhelming. I told a girlfriend this morning on the phone, I think I've been through longer tornados. But like I told him..."You've given me everything thing I need Daddy, go in peace." -- Leigh Poythress Wilson | Poythress, John Maynard (I0053)
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| 106 | Name: Arvil Inge SSN: 453-01-4393 Last Residence: 70605 Lake Charles, Calcasieu, Louisiana, United States of America Born: 8 Jan 1912 Died: Mar 1983 State (Year) SSN issued: Texas (Before 1951) | Inge, Arvil L. (I2902)
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| 107 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Sanders, B.J. (I298447)
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| 108 | Name: Bryan Munday SSN: 579-05-7070 Last Residence: 20853 Rockville, Montgomery, Maryland, USA BORN: 14 Apr 1893 Last Benefit: 20853, Rockville, Montgomery, Maryland, United States of America Died: Jan 1980 State (Year) SSN issued: District of Columbia (Before 1951) | Munday, Byan Lester (I303635)
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| 109 | Name: Caroline F Mccord Death Date: 15 May 1977 County of Death: Bibb Gender: F Race: W Age: 74 years County of Residence: Bibb Certificate: 015063 | Fulghum, Caroline Barfield (I1345)
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| 110 | Name: Caroline McCord SSN: 515-24-1375 Last Residence: 31204 Macon, Bibb, Georgia, United States of America Born: 11 Nov 1902 Last Benefit: 30124 Cave Spring, Floyd, Georgia, United States of America Died: May 1977 State (Year) SSN issued: Kansas (Before 1951) | Fulghum, Caroline Barfield (I1345)
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| 111 | Name: Florian M. Hardberger SSN: 433-18-0258 Last Residence: 70301 Thibodaux, Lafourche, Louisiana, United States of America Born: 18 Dec 1914 Died: 16 Jun 2002 State (Year) SSN issued: Louisiana (Before 1951) | Hardberger, Florian Max (I2670)
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| 112 | Name: Frances B. Martin SSN: 265-18-6072 Last Residence: 32955 Rockledge, Brevard, Florida, United States of America Born: 8 May 1921 Died: 18 Dec 1987 State (Year) SSN issued: Florida (Before 1951) | Bayne, Frances Ida (I4445)
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| 113 | Name: Frances Bayne Martin Death Date: 18 Dec 1987 County of Death: Brevard State of Death: Florida Age at Death: 66 Race: White Birth Date: 8 May 1921 | Bayne, Frances Ida (I4445)
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| 114 | Name: Joseph H Walker Death Date: 29 May 1996 County of Death: Seminole State of Death: Florida Age at Death: 75 Race: White Birth Date: 29 Sep 1920 | Walker, Joseph Henry (I1682)
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| 115 | Name: Joseph H. Walker SSN: 266-16-8827 Last Residence: 32779 Longwood, Seminole, Florida, United States of America Born: 29 Sep 1920 Died: 29 May 1996 State (Year) SSN issued: Florida (Before 1951) | Walker, Joseph Henry (I1682)
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| 116 | Name: Leroy I. Crampton SSN: 578-01-2699 Last Residence: 20747 District Heights, Prince Georges, Maryland, USA BORN: 6 May 1906 Died: 9 Oct 1996 State (Year) SSN issued: District of Columbia (Before 1951) | Crampton, Leroy I (I303627)
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| 117 | Name: Louise G. Windham SSN: 425-98-8352 Last Residence: 39066 Edwards, Hinds, Mississippi Born: 31 Dec 1915 Last Benefit: 39066 Edwards, Hinds, Mississippi Died: 11 Dec 2005 State (Year) SSN issued: Mississippi (1963-1969) | Gervin, Mary Louise (I0307)
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| 118 | Name: Martha B Clement BORN: 13 Apr 1924 Died: 27 Mar 2012 State (Year) SSN issued: District of Columbia (Before 1951) | Bayne, Martha Elizabeth (I5735)
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| 119 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lubbes, M.M. (I295420)
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| 120 | Name: Mrs M G Bayne Death Date: 15 Jul 1939 County of Death: Bibb Gender: F Race: W Age: 38 years Certificate: 15419 | Weaver, Claire (I1177)
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| 121 | Name: Robert A. Pearsall SSN: 135-42-2529 Last Residence: 07047 North Bergen, Hudson, New Jersey, USA BORN: 15 Aug 1949 Died: 11 Mar 1995 State (Year) SSN issued: New Jersey (1965) | Pearsall, Robert Andrew (I304686)
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| 122 | Name: Robert Ignatius Sansone Death Date: 7 May 1978 County of Death: Lee State of Death: Florida Age at Death: 65 Race: White Birth Date: 10 Sep 1912 | Sansone, Robert Ignatius (I303618)
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| 123 | Name: Robert Sansone SSN: 577-05-3246 Last Residence: 94596 Walnut Creek, Contra Costa, California, USA BORN: 11 Sep 1912 Last Benefit: 33904, Cape Coral, Lee, Florida, United States of America Died: May 1978 State (Year) SSN issued: District of Columbia (Before 1951) | Sansone, Robert Ignatius (I303618)
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| 124 | Name: Sam R. Bayne SSN: 249-20-9263 Last Residence: 34232 Sarasota, Sarasota, Florida Born: 21 Jul 1925 Died: 13 Jun 2008 State (Year) SSN issued: South Carolina (Before 1951) | Bayne, Samuel Randle (I5734)
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| 125 | Name: Sopronia Bayne Death Date: 28 Oct 1939 County of Death: Wshngtn Gender: F (Female) Race: White Age: 96 years Certificate: 25032 | Smith, Saphronia (I0524)
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| 126 | Name: Thedra W Bayne Death Date: 18 Sep 1990 County of Death: Orange State of Death: Florida Age at Death: 66 Race: White Birth Date: 17 Mar 1924 | Wrenn, Thedra Esther (I1193)
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| 127 | Name: Walter Glenn Heard Death Date: Dec 1963 County of Death: Putnam State of Death: Florida Race: White Gender: Male | Heard, Walter Glenn (I1278)
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| 128 | Name: Walter Heard SSN: 266-01-0941 Last Residence: Florida Born: 8 Sep 1894 Died: Dec 1963 State (Year) SSN issued: Florida (Before 1951) | Heard, Walter Glenn (I1278)
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| 129 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Higgins, W.R. (I1752)
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| 130 | Name: Ernest Clement SSN: 257-20-1961 Born: 10 Jun 1924 Died: Feb 1974 State (Year) SSN issued: Georgia (Before 1951 ) | Clement, Ernest Pruitt (I5736)
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| 131 | Name: Florrie B Glover Death Date: 03 Dec 1959 County of Death: Douglas Gender: F Race: W Age: 82 years County of Residence: Douglas Certificate: 30182 | Randle, Flora Belle (I294835)
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| 132 | Name: A. F. Bayne Unit: Capt. Moore's Co., Georgia Infantry. (Baldwin Infantry.) Allegiance: Confederate Source Citation: Box: 226;Extraction: 4; Record: 2223 | Bayne, Adolphus Francis (I5334)
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| 133 | Name: Edward Stuart Bayne Death Date: 1953 County of Death: Palm Beach State of Death: Florida Race: White Gender: Male | Bayne, Edward Stuart (I0446)
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| 134 | Name: Edward Stuart Bayne Death Date: 3 Jul 1981 County of Death: Duval State of Death: Florida Age at Death: 71 Race: White Birth Date: 12 Aug 1909 | Bayne, Edward Stuart (I0668)
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| 135 | Name: Eva M. Bayne SSN: 261-20-0385 Last Residence: 32937 Satellite Beach, Brevard, Florida, United States of America Born: 5 May 1906 Died: 2 Jul 1996 State (Year) SSN issued: Florida (Before 1951 ) | Bennett, Eva Maude (I2001)
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| 136 | Name: Marmaduke G Bayne Service Info.: VADM US NAVY WORLD WAR II, KOREA, VIETNAM Birth Date: 2 May 1920 Death Date: 21 Jan 2005 Cemetery: Arlington National Cemetery Cemetery Address: C/O Director Arlington, VA 22211 Buried At: Section 66 Site 1299 | Bayne, VAdm Marmaduke Gresham (I0241)
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| 137 | Name: Mrs M G Bayne Death Date: 15 Jul 1939 County of Death: Bibb Gender: F Race: W Age: 38 years Certificate: 15419 | McConnico, Lessie Lee (I0240)
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| 138 | Nan Bentley BY UUC STAFF ? OCTOBER 7, 2019 Saturday, October 12, 2 p.m. memorial at Shoreline UUC Nan Bentley Nan passed away peacefully in the company of family on September 14, 2019, after a brief illness. Nan was a longtime UU, first in Palo Alto, CA, then here in Seattle. She was active in our Wednesday Forum, Humanist Group and as a Monday-morning counter, as well as having joined one of our Transylvanian pilgrimages. Karen Bentley Pollick and Heather Bentley will be hosting a celebration of Nan's life on October 12 at Shoreline Unitarian Universalist Church, 14724 1st Ave NE. It will be followed by a reception in the same location. We hope you will be able to join us for music and sharing. In lieu of flowers, Nan would have loved donations to be made to any of the following groups: University of California, Berkeley International Refugee Commission University Unitarian Church, Seattle Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Inc. Amnesty International - USA Seattle Opera Nordic Heritage Museum Please don't hesitate to contact either Karen or Heather with any questions. We invite you to write any memories of Nan or of your experiences together in a card. We will treasure these mementos of the lasting impact she had on so many people all over the world. Please send to or drop off at her home address, 2553 12th Ave West, Seattle, WA 98119. We will also have a memorial photo gallery if you wish to share any golden moments with Nan captured in your presence. You may enjoy reading an oral history interview with Nan on the Nordic Heritage Museum website. It is a wonderful summary of our family history as well as her life and her interest in our Norwegian roots. Plus it is transcribed in her words, so you will feel like you are having a conversation with her. | Breiseth, Nan Gilmore (I5713)
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| 139 | Notes from John Wells: Lawyer Private, Capt. J .G. Knox’s Company (Stonewall Rangers) Mississippi Cavalry, Confederate Army Representative, Mississippi (Confederate) State Legislature, 1862-1864 | Hicks, Edward Herndon (I39)
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| 140 | Obituary Lornelle went to be with Jesus on Monday, January 17, 2022 following a lengthy illness. Born May 20, 1943 in Washington, D.C to the late Sidney and Marguerite Bayne. Lornelle grew up in the DC area with her older brother and two younger sisters. After graduating from Wilson HS, Lornelle met Elmer at their place of employment and they were married in 1963. They raised their two children in Rockville and life was full of scouting duties, municipal pool visits, and of course the never-ending home chores. She was an exceptional homemaker, gardener, and general contractor extraordinair for the fixer-upper they bought in 1974. Together Elmer and Lornelle poured their love and talents into 333 Seth Place and transformed the old house into a treasured home. Lornelle loved antiques, collectibles, knitting and quilting, winning many ribbons at the Montgomery Co. Fair. She gave back to her community by donating her hand-made blankets to Project Linus. She was a self-taught pianist and enjoyed playing for her church. She also served her church as treasurer and loved cooking for the potluck luncheons and singing in the choir. Her zest for life at home and church also found its way into the Finance Office at Montgomery College where she had a long career assisting and supporting both colleagues and students. All who knew her, loved her as was evident at her retirement celebration from the college in 2011. Having had summers off during her tenure, she and Elmer were able to travel to exciting destinations near and far, by plane, train, cruise and car. Together they saw the best of all 50 United States AND the best of many other countries too. The collection of Creation photos of the beauty and grandeur they witnessed together is endless! Gatherings with family including 7 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren made her the happiest. Whether it was a school milestone or sporting activity, she would always show up with her camera ready to capture life's sweet moments. She always displayed the most gentle spirit in her many roles as wife, mother, sister, grandma, great grandma and Daughter of the King. As her end drew near, Elmer's joy in caring for her was complete because of the gentleness of her spirit. The truth is, we are all richer from the gift of walking life's highs and lows with her. Missing her here on earth is indeed comforted by our knowledge that Lornelle has finally gained Heaven. Beloved wife of 58 years to Elmer Blankenship; devoted mother of Lauren Haas (husband, Tim) and Wade Blankenship; cherished grandmother of Andrew, Tony, Travis, Ginger, Allie, Matthew, and Kevin; great grandmother of Brianna, Bailey, Easton, Cameron, Luke, Mila, River, and Charlie; loving sister of Tony, Sydney, Dee Dee, and the late Betty. Family will receive friends at PUMPHREY'S COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME, 300 W. Montgomery Ave, Rockville, MD on Tuesday, January 25 from 4 to 6 pm, where service will be held on Wednesday, January 26, 2022 at 10 am. Interment to follow at Parklawn Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to MontgomeryHospice.org, or DementiaSociety.org | Bayne, Priscilla Lornelle (I1238)
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| 141 | Obituary FLOYD EDWARD BENTLEY: Dr. F. Edward Bentley left this earth October 25, 2023, to be with his Father in Heaven. He was preceded in death by his wife Virginia "Ginny" Thomason Bentley who passed away July 2, 2013. Edward was blessed with a fruitful life filled with many achievements, a loving family, and a lifetime of giving back to the communities he lived in. Edward was born November 16, 1932, to parents Floyd Thomas Bentley and Edith Bayne Bentley in Richmond, Virginia as the country was coming out of the Great Depression. Second oldest of four siblings, he had an academic science quest that made him excel in high school science. He graduated valedictorian of his high school in Culpepper, Virginia and went on to Randolph Macon University in Ashland, Virginia, earning a B.S. in Organic Chemistry in 1953. He was Valedictorian of that graduating class as well. He married his sweetheart, Ginny from the nearby women's college at Mary Washington University. They moved to Cleveland, Ohio and rented an attic apartment while Edward earned his Master's degree in Chemistry at Case Western Reserve University. The next stop was Gainesville, Florida to finish up with a PhD in Chemistry from the University of Florida in 1956. While Edward was in Gainesville, Ginny was giving birth to their son, Russell Edward Bentley, in nearby Jacksonville where she grew up. After graduating in 1956 with his PhD, he began a brief stint with DuPont in Wilmington, Delaware before moving his young family, including infant Gail Whitfield Bentley to Austin, Texas. He started his career as a research chemist with Jefferson Chemical Company's research laboratories in Austin in 1958. Boiling beakers and research were his passions. He earned several important patents, including for research he did on the emerging permanent press industry. Edward and Ginny enjoyed raising their two children in Austin during the 1960's through the late 1970's. His involvement with the Boy Scouts, and Troop 59 in Austin, was full of adventure for him including the joy of being known as Scoutmaster "Dr. B". He enjoyed his time scouting for over 10 years, including his excursions of hiking and canoeing with the scouts which were numerous. He camped out in the Grand Canyon, Philmont, Big Bend, and Boundary waters wilderness canoe areas in Minnesota to name a few. He even camped on the Llano River and Enchanted Rock areas of Texas with his troop. Little did he know he would spend the last few years of his life in this area. He was a great Scout Master and was loved and respected by all that knew him. A kind and gentle soul with a smile always (well usually) on his face. The family home on Lake Travis was always in the plans for extra weekends away from scouting. Fishing, sailing, skiing, and swimming were favorite pastimes for the Bentley family. In the early years, Edward and his lab co-workers would build and construct homemade fireworks for Fourth of July celebrations at the lake house using their knowledge of chemistry. Something that wouldn't be happening with today's fire codes! Wonderful Memories. In 1978, Edward and Ginny moved from Austin to Houston, and the two "empty nesters" purchased an old "Dog Run" style early Texas home and, after restoration, had it listed as an Historical Marker in neighboring Chappell Hill, Texas where they resided for over 30 years. He became the "Andy of Mayberry" to many of the residents there as the long-time president of the Chappell Hill Water Society. Relations with the Chappell Hill Chamber of Commerce, Historical Society, Adkins Cemetery, restoring older buildings in Chappell Hill also received his time and attention. He made great friends and memories in Chappell Hill and Brenham for the many hours he put in supporting the communities. Edward and Ginny traveled extensively in Wales, England, Scotland and France and Edward even managed a trip to the Chauvet-Pont-d'Arc Cave in France to see the famous figurative cave paintings. In the 1990's, Edward and Ginny became Poppy and Mimi as their next chapter in life unfolded. They designed an English cottage in Chappell Hill and filled their home with wonderful memories of friends in their community. Many memories with his grandchildren and great grandson Eli are forever ingrained within his soul. He adored his family, and they adored him. He spent his last few years in Llano, Texas at Celeste Care near family. Edward is survived by his son Russell and his wife Gayla, his daughter Gail Bentley Rose and her husband David, his grandchildren Dana Rose Pocasangre and her husband Oscar, and Trent Rose and his wife Madison. His granddaughter Dana blessed Edward with his favorite great grandchild, Eli Pocasangre (age 7). Both grandchildren are expecting new additions to their families soon, and Edward was excited to learn about these events before he passed. He also leaves behind many nieces, nephews, and cousins in California, Colorado, and Virginia. The family would like to thank the staff at Celeste Care and Solaris Hospice for all the efforts and compassion they extended to Dr. Bentley. In lieu of flowers, acceptance of donations to Llano Christian Academy would be greatly appreciated. Llano Christian Academy Scholarship Fund 507 East Green Street Llano, Texas 78643 A fellowship memorial luncheon for friends, family, staff and residents will be November 12, 2023 at 12pm CT at Celeste Care of Llano, 701 E. Young Street, Llano, Texas 78643. A memorial celebration of life will also be scheduled for January 13, 2024 in Houston. Contact the family for more information. | Bentley, Floyd Edward (I5701)
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| 142 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Heard, D.L. (I1672)
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| 143 | Obituary for Ernest Clyde Hoelzer, Sr. Ernest Clyde Hoelzer, DDS (Age 85) Of Fairfax, Virginia passed away on May 16, 2016. Clyde was a Veteran of the US Army and served his country in Germany in the 1950's. He attended Medical College of Virginia and graduated in 1962 with a degree in Doctor of Dental Surgery. He was a longtime business owner and Dentist in downtown Vienna, Virginia. He is survived by his son Clyde and wife Lynn Hoelzer, of Virginia Beach, VA and daughter Lark and husband Roy King of Littleton, CO; grandchildren, Elizabeth, Eric, Nicholas and Brandon; great-granddaughter, Lilly. He is also survived by his closest friend and confidant, Judy Hoy. A visitation will be held at Money and King funeral home on Sunday, May 22, 2016 from 2-4 PM. Interment will take place in Riverside Cemetery in Coxsackie, NY Funeral Home: Money & King Funeral Home 171 W. Maple Ave. Vienna, VA US 22180 | Hoelzer, Ernest Clyde (I5699)
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| 144 | Obituary for Margaret Aline Sansone Margaret A. Sansone, age 98 of Waldorf, Maryland, died January 31, 2018. Margaret was a retired Clerk with the Defense Mapping Agency who also liked to dance. Born and raised in Georgetown, her father delivered supplies by barge down the C&O Canal. She was known as a loving wife, mother, and grandmother who enjoyed the simple life. She was the daughter of Albert Crampton and Lillian Munday Crampton. In addition to her parents, she was also predeceased by her husband, Joseph Sansone; She is survived by Gail Bayne (Tony), Mary Anne Hanson (Skip), Catherine Morrison (Jim), Joseph L. Sansone (Brenda), Susan Sigona (Robert), and Vicki Toman (Michael). Also survived by 18 grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren, and three great-great grandchildren. Friends received on Wednesday, February 7, 2018 from 10AM until time of Funeral Service at 11AM at Raymond Funeral Chapel (La Plata, MD). Interment at Trinity Memorial Gardens (Waldorf, MD). If desired, memorials are asked to Alzheimer's Association. To send flowers or a memorial gift to the family of Margaret Aline Sansone please visit our Sympathy Store. Raymond Funeral Service, La Plata, Maryland | Crampton, Margaret Aline (I299338)
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| 145 | Obituary from Oakey's North Chaple, Roanoke, Virginia - https://memorial.oakeys.com/susan-cregger/4751827/ Susan Bentley Cregger September 23, 1936 - October 12, 2021 On Tuesday, October 12, 2021, (The SUNSET) Susan Bentley Cregger, a long-term resident of Roanoke, Virginia and Beloved by many Relatives and Friends in the Star City and Beyond, was granted admission into The Heavenly Gates, at the age of 85. Susan, born in Fredericksburg, Va., on September 23, 1936 (Her SUNRISE), was the daughter of a Methodist Minister (Floyd Thomas Bentley and her Mother, Edith Bayne Bentley). Susan was very warm and loving. She never knew a stranger. And, she had a huge smile throughout her entire life. Susan was a Valedictorian twice: once at her high school, William Byrd Senior High School and again in her early 40's at Virginia Western Community College while obtaining a Business Management degree. She was a real estate Broker/owner of Cregger and Company and a banker for her entire professional career while being an incredible cook and Mother. Susan lived her final 6+ months of her life in gorgeous Tidewater, Virginia, where she often wouuld gaze out at the Rappahannock River and lightly yell out, "I see a Boat!" Perhaps it was her really telling us that she could, on the horizon, "I see God' who eventually docked nearby to board Susan for her final voyage home into Eternity. She was surrounded by her family while crossing into the Kingdom of God on her custom Boat. She was preceded in death by her parents, Floyd Thomas Bentley and Edith Bayne Bentley; her husband, Frank Albert Cregger; her loving two sisters, Joan Bentley Hoelzer and Mary Edith Bentley Abu-Saba; and her son, Barton Bentley Cregger. Her primary and faithful caregivers were her daughter, Stephanie Cregger Reger along with her son-in-law, Steven A. Reger. Other living siblings are her brothers, Floyd Edward Bentley of Llano, Texas, and Samuel Bayne Bentley of Palo Alto, California. Survivors are other Roanoke relatives, cousins located everywhere, and friends located in Roanoke and beyond. Loving neighbors/friends, Bill and Susan Wilkinson of Roanoke, Virginia, who were always nearby and an incredible to the Cregger family for the past 35+ years. In recent years, her super close friends were numerous in Altamira, though were foremost her next-door-neighbors, Erdinne, Mom's replacement and Sweetest Chef Extraordinaire in the World, Sonny, and Mark Snider. | Bentley, Susan (I5419)
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| 146 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Sanders, B.J. (I298447)
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| 147 | Obituary: Louise B. Haverfield -MACON - Louise B. Haverfield, 92, of The Villas at College Hill, died Thursday in a local hospital. Memorial services will be held at graveside in Rose Hill Cemetery at 3P.M., Sunday with the Rev. T. J. Lewis officiating. The family will meet friends following the service. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the League of the Good Shepherd, Magnolia Manor, 200 Pierce Avenue, Macon, GA 31204. Mrs. Haverfield, wife of the late Paul Harold Haveverfield, was a lifelong resident of Macon and daughter of the late Samuel Ernest and Eva Sydney Randle Bayne. She received a BA Degree from Wesleyan College, a Master's Degree in Education from Mercer University, and also attended the University of Mexico. Mrs. Haverfield was a teacher at Whittle Elementary School for many years and was a lifelong member of Vineville United Methodist Church. Survivors include her sons and daughters-in-law, Phillip Bayne and Suzette J. Haverfield of Doraville and Cole and Mary Smith Haverfield of Knoxville, TN; five grandchildren, Pierce A. Haverfield, Elizabeth Haverfield, Marcus Lee Haverfield, Stephen Paul Haverfield and Kathryn Bayne Haverfield. -Visit www.mem.com to express tributes. Snow's Memorial Chapel, Cherry Street, has charge of arrangements. Published in The Telegraph on 14 Nov 2003. | Bayne, Louise Valentine (I0048)
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| 148 | Originally had birth as 1822 from Michael Martin. | Hicks, Edward Herndon (I39)
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| 149 | ORTIZ, KARLA HARDBERGER A student at LSU and a resident of Baton Rouge, she died Friday, July 8, 2005, at Baton Rouge General Medical Center-Bluebonnet. She was 20 and a native of Metairie. Visiting at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 10335 Highland Road, on Saturday, July 9, from 11 a.m. until service time at 1 p.m. Graveside service at Oxford Memorial Cemetery, Oxford, Miss., on Sunday, July 10, at 4 p.m. She is survived by her husband, Jose Napoleon Ortiz III; father, Florian M. Hardberger; mother, Libby A. Furr; father-in-law, Jose Napoleon Ortiz Jr.; mother-in-law, Rhina V. Ortiz; brother, Alex Hardberger; sister-in-law, Cristina Ortiz; and brother-in-law, Luis E. Ortiz. Welsh Funeral Home, 6700 Florida Blvd., is in charge of arrangements. Published in TheAdvocate.com on July 9, 2005 | Hardberger, Karla Yeats (I305403)
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| 150 | Other sources: 554 | Gabhran mac Domangairt (I0185)
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