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INMEMORIAM HESSMANN


INMEMORIAM JUDGE


INMEMORIAM KNUDSEN


INMEMORIAM MEDLOCK


11/19/1924-10/25/2008 Within Our Hearts Forever. Your Loving Family


G.DANIEL HESSMANN HILL DORIS BARBARA HILL


God's friendship is the unexpected joywe find when we reach his outstretched hand. With Love,Your Family


HOBELMAN


May 29, 1934


JOHN NIXON JUDGE "Nick"


EDWARD DANIEL KNUDSEN, JR. February 5, 2009 Nick died at Fairfax Hospital of Pulmonary


Fibrosis. He was born in Cincinnati, Ohio and raised in Grandville, OH. Nick received a BS degree from The Ohio State University in 1956 where he was a member of ROTC. He entered the USAF inJuly 1957 as a 2nd Lieutenant. He became a pilot and flew F-102s and F-106s in the Air Defense Command and later wasa Radar Operator spending one year in remote Alaska. Nick retired from the USAF in 1964 as a Captain. He then worked at U.S. Steel in Pittsburgh, PA. Next he was employedby Lear- Sieglar Inc. From 1966 to 1974 as a Marketer in defense equipment to the U.S. government. This job took him and his family to Grand Rapids, MI; Boston, MA and theVirginia-DC area. In 1974 to 1985 he worked for Tracor, Inc. as Vice President of Government Relations. In the 1990's he became Vice President of Government Marketing forVanguard Research, Inc. He retiredin 1999 but continued to work part-time until September 2001 atVanguard. Nick married Anne in 1957. They were married 51andahalfyears. He had two children, David and Melissa; three grandchildren Justin, Nicholas and Cassidy. He was amemberof the Virginia Environmental Business Council and elected as the first Pres- ident for a two year term (1999-2000). Due to health problems in 2001 he became fully retired. He was a very strong personality andismissed everyday.


They say memories are golden, well, maybe that is true. We never wanted memories,we only wanted you. A million times we've cried. If love alone could have saved you, you never would have died. In lifeweloved you dearly,in deathwe love you still. In our hearts you hold a place no one else could fill. If tears could build a stairway and heartache make a lane. We'd walk the path to Heaven andbring you back again. Our family chain is broken, and nothing seems the same. But as God callsus back one by one, the chain will link again. Youwill always be in our hearts and memories.


LoveMomandMel


Dad and grandma wanted you to know they love andmiss you very, verymuch


JOHN HENRY MEDLOCK "Sonny" Wonderful memories live on. Hannah Medlock and Family


MELNICK


McALLISTER


MICHAEL EDWARD McALLISTER, PFC,USArmy


In Loving memory of Michael Edward McAllis- ter, PFC U.S. Army, November 9 1943-Novem- ber 8, 1961. Michael was born to Mary and William McAllister. As a youthgrowing up in the 1950s, Michael was nurtured, guided, and always encouragedby his loving dad,Charles E. Jones to follow his dreams; his love for sports.


December 26, 1931 August 31, 2010 Missingyou and thinking ofyou


CARL DONALD HOBELMAN g


on this your Special Day Happy Birthday Carl !! My Love Always, Grace


KEENS LEWIS DOUGLAS KEENS


Your earthly presencewill be dearlymissed but your spiritwill remainwith us always. Love never dies.We love you.


A big brother to Paula, Phyllis, and Michael II; nephew to LucilleThomas; husband to Charlene; father to Micalyne; uncle to Alexis; and dearly remembered by a host of family and friends. He was a big brother, friend, and soldier. On this 49th anniversary of his death, we celebrate his life. Michael served as anacolyte at St. George's Episcopal Church, Washington, DC.; attended Phelps Vocational High School;wasaCub Scout, Boy Scout, anda Prospect Hill community newspaper boy.


HUFF L.D. HUFF


Gone but not forgotten. The Huff Family


g JOHNSON KIMBALL Sept. 14, 1921


We love you and miss you. Love, your loving wife Ruth


JAMES J. KIMBALL y


and your daughters Susan, Karen, Maryellen and Elizabeth


Nov. 10, 2000 y


Michael was killed on November 8, 1961,inan airplane crash along with 76 other U.S. Army soldiers being transported to TheArmyTraining Center, Fort Jackson, S.C. The plane crashed, while attempting an emergency landing, 15 milesSWof Richmond, VA. Michael would have celebrated his 67th birthday on Novem- ber 9 hadhe lived.Michael was taken away from us far too soon. We miss you, we love you.We are our brother'svoice. Your devoted sisters, Paula and Phyllis


JUSKALIAN THEODORE B. JOHNSON "Ted"


December 10, 1930 - December 18, 2008 Stillmissing you,


Children, and Grandchildren


Gone but not forgotten. Your wife, Leola "Lee",


COL.GEORGEJUSKALIAN JONES


ROBERT J. JONES "Bobby" Lt.USN (Ret.)


To live in hearts we leave behindis not to die. Mom


June 3, 1967 - September 13, 1998 Mo DadMom,Dad, RobinJun, Juliet and Family


Col. George Juskalian (96) of Centreville, VA was born inFitchburg, MA in 1914. He received a BS degree in Journalism from Boston University in 1936. He joined the school’s ROTC and was commissioned a 2nd lieutenant in the Army Reserve. In November 1940, he volunteered for active duty and was assigned to the 1st Infantry division. During WWII, he participated in the invasion of North AfricainNovember 1942. Three months later he was capturedbyGerman forces in Tunisia, while trying to rescue a fellow officer who was wounded on the front line. He spent the next 27 months in variousPOWcamps inItaly, Germany ay nd Poland. Immediately


y f er the afte


war, he served in the Pentagon on Gen. Eisenhower’s staff. Next he attended the Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, KS. In 1952 hevolunteered for duty in Korea and commanded the 1st battalion of the 7th Infantry Division’s 32nd Infantry Regiment.Hewas awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in action in the Battle of Old Baldy. In the years between Korea and Vietnam, his overseas assignments included service inIran and France. In 1963 he volunteered for duty in Vietnam where he served for 13 months, first as deputy corps advisor intheMekong Delta and later as inspector general of the Military Assistance Advisory Command,Vietnam in Saigon. Upon his return to the States, hewas assigned to the Military District ofWashington from which he retired in 1967. His decora- tions include two Silver Star Medals, the Legion of Merit, four Bronze Star Medals, the Air Medal, the POW Medal, the Army Commendation Medal, the Combat Infantry- man’sBadgewith star, and the Parachutist Badge. In 1971 he joined the faculty of Southeastern University, as Director of Graduate Admis- sions until 1980. Concurrently, he completed his master’s degree in business and public administration. He was active in many Veter- ans organizations and the St. Mary Armen- ian Church of Washington. Survivors include his wife of 40 years, Lucine Juskalian; son Kevork & his wifeTanya, granddaughter Lara; daughter Elissa Jamaldinian and her husband Joe, grandson George; and sonbyprevious marriage


g Gre, gory gyand his wife Kristina a.


CATHERINE S.MELNICK 4/13/1910 -12/6/1998


Mothers hold their children’s hands for a while, but their hearts forever. It’s been twelve years since you left towalkwiththe angels, Sweet- pea, and now you are the angel on my shoulder. Your smile, your laughter, your wisdom, your understanding, your kindness, andyour loving devotion are with me every day and alwaysin my heart. Until we meet again. LoveYou Always, Joy


MERNABROTHERS


GEORGE C. MERNA 11/26/26-2/11/45 Signalman Second Class U.S. Navy Killed inActionWorldWar II


THOMAS G. MERNA 10/12/37-5/7/00 RICHARD P. MERNA


Cpl.USMC Korea 8/7/34-7/4/06


ROBERT P.MERNA 4/28/31-12/22/06 YNI USNKorea


Always remembered by Brothers and Sister. Gerald F. Merna, 1Lt USMC (Ret.) Korea-Vietnam


James E. Merna, Sgt.USMC,Korea Sister,Vivian Rendes


MERNA


February 26, 1930 September 16, 2010 No one knows howmuchwelove andmiss you or mourn your loss that we can never undo Your lifeof love made you a special person Ensuring by many you will never be forgotten


Love Hus, L


Li da M.,GM , Grandso s John a LindaM Gra d on Joh an Max


band JerryChy, C ildren Gerald T dsonsJohnand Max igur


and Max FiigurxFigurgu gur gu a T.,.,


DOROTHY M. MERNA


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