B6 ROYR.NEUBERGER,107 Stock trader amassedmajor art collection Roy Rothschild Neuberger was BY KATHERINE BURTON RoyR.Neuberger, a co-founder


of money manager Neuberger Berman who traded stocks until he was 101 and was a collector of the works of such American art- ists as Jackson Pollock, Georgia O’Keefe andEdwardHopper,died Dec. 24 at his home in New York. Hewas 107. The cause of death was not


disclosed. “He got toWall Street in 1929, a


fewmonths before the crash,” his son, JimNeuberger, said. “Hewas 25. He worked every day until he was 99.” Roy Neuberger bought about


1,000 works of art over the years. Unlikehis stocks,whichhe traded for seven decades,Mr. Neuberger said he never sold any art. “It would be a criminal act for


me to sell,” he told Bloomberg News in 2003, the year he turned 100. “In art, I buy because I love thework.” Mr. Neuberger donated works


to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York and to dozens of other U.S. museums. Most of his collection is at the NeubergerMuseumof Art in Pur- chase, N.Y. The museum opened in 1974. “In the beginning, I collected


art for a purpose — to help sup- port living artists,”Mr.Neuberger wrote in “So Far, So Good: The First 94 Years,” his 1997 memoir. “NowI amsimply a lover of art.” The National Endowment for


the Arts awarded himtheNation- alMedal ofArts in 2007.


Alice Leacock VOLUNTEER


Alice R. Leacock, 79, a volun-


teer for the swim team at the Twinbrook swimming pool in Rockville from 1965 to 1985, died Dec. 23 at Frederick Memorial Hospital in Frederick of a pulmo- nary embolism. Alice Regina Digby was born


in Long Island City, N.Y., and moved to Rockville in the early 1950s. Early in her career she was a telephone operator in the Dis- trict.


She had been a member of St.


Mary’s Catholic Church in Rock- ville. She had lived in Rockville until 1995, and also lived in Gainesville, Fla.,beforemovingto Frederick inNovember. Survivors include herhusband


of 59 years, John Leacock of Fred- erick; eight children, Constance Leacock of Needham, Mass., Bri- an Leacock of Vinton, Va., Eliza- beth Alliger of Altamont, N.Y., Andrea Conrad and Maureen Kinsey, both of Frederick, Albert Leacock of Gaithersburg,Annette Thompson of Sterling and Leslie Coble of Annapolis; a sister; 21 grandchildren; and two great- grandchildren.


—Lauren Wiseman Norma D. ‘Dewie’


Young ARTIST NormaD. “Dewie”Young, 84, a


painter who was a member of the Brewster Street Gang, a group of artists who displayed their work in the Washington region, died Dec. 22 at Laurel RegionalHospi- tal in Laurel of complications from pneumonia. Mrs. Young worked mostly in


oils and concentrated on still-life and representational paintings. Norma Dueece Spencer was


born in Fort Wayne, Ind. In the mid-1970s, she receivedanassoci- ate’s degree from the Maryland College ofArtandDesignin Silver Spring.


During the 1950s and ’60s, she


traveled abroad with her hus- band, who had Foreign Service postings in Germany, Pakistan, France,NewZealand andKorea. She lived in Silver Spring,


where she sang in the choir and was a member of Christ Congre- gational Church. Her husband of 31 years,How-


ard Newsom, died in 1979. Her second husband, Edward Young, died in 2008 after 24 years of marriage. Survivors include three chil-


dren from her first marriage,Kev- in Newsom of Chicago, Heather Anthony of Goldsboro, N.C., and NynaWerner of Columbia; a step- son, David Young of Falls Church; six grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. —Lauren Wiseman


JOHN MARSHALL-MANTEL/ASSOCIATED PRESS


RoyR.Neuberger, 107, whose firm was purchased for $2.63 billion in 2003, went into work daily until he was 99. The painting above him is “Holbrook’s Bridge to theNorthwest” by Arthur Dove (1938).


born on July 21, 1903, in Bridge- port, Conn.His ancestrywas Jew- ish, but he disdained organized religion, which he said was the cause of wars. He was involved withthehumanistEthicalCulture movement. Orphaned at 12,Mr.Neuberger


was raised by his older sister. He dropped out of New York Univer- sity after a year, worked three years at a department store, then dippedintoa$30,000inheritance and sailed for Paris in 1925. He lived there four years,work-


ing for a decorating firm and fre- quently visiting the Louvremuse- um. After readingabiographyof the


Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh, Mr. Neuberger said he became determinedtomakea“fortune” in order tobuy art andsupport little- known artists. Returning to the United States, he got a job onWall Street at the brokerage firmHalle &Stieglitz in 1929. He counted Joseph Kennedy


and Bernard Baruch among his early clients. In 1939,Mr. Neuberger started


his money-management firm withRobertBerman. He went to his office almost


every day until he was 99, when back surgery confined him to his apartment in New York’s Pierre Hotel. Lehman Brothers bought the


firmfor $2.63 billion in 2003. Mr. Neuberger’s wife of 65


years, Marie Salant Neuberger, died in 1997. Survivors include three chil-


dren and eight grandchildren. —BloombergNews


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RE OBITUARIES


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DEATHNOTICE ARNOLD


FRANCES LASTNERARNOLD


On Wednesday,December 22, 2010 at home in Greenspring, WV formally of Greenbelt, MD. Daughter of the late Frank and Hilda Lastner. Predeceased by husband Gerald L. Arnold and granddaughter,Michelle Payne.She is survived by daughter,Dawn Payne (Steve), LauraSeilhamer (Jeff) whom she raised; grand- children, Daniel Payne,Christian, Collin and Gabe Seilhamer;great-granddaughters,Margo and Brianna and her sister Angela Austin (Ray). Amemorial service to be held at alater date.


BAILEY JANBAILEY (Age 68)


Of Washington, DC,died Wednesday,Decem- ber 15, 2010, at his residence.A funeral service will be held Monday at 11 a.m. at Union Temple Baptist Church, 1225 W. Street, S.E., Washington and Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Mt. Enoch Holy Church, 28055 Rockawalkin Ridge Road, Salisbury,MD. Family and friends may visit one hour prior to each service.Disposition will be private.A ministry of comfort and dignity is being provided by the Lewis N. Watson Funeral Home,PAinSalisbury.Please visit www.lewisnwatsonfuneralhome.com to offer condolences to the family.


BROOME


PHILLIP W.BROOME Members of the Associationof Retired Police Officers of D.C. are notified of the December21, 2010 death of Phillip W. Broome.He was an OFF with the MPD-13th PCT when retired on January 13, 1972.


BUFFINGTON JOHNT. BUFFINGTON


John TBuffington of Chevy Chase,MD, for- merly of LaPlata, MD,died December 28, 2010, at the age of 67, after along struggle with multiple sclerosis.


He is survived by his wife Carolyn (Joyce) Buffington, by his children Kathleen Worth, Sean Buffington, and Karen Orcev,byhis grandchildren Djordje,Jack, Oliver,Maggie, and Charlie Orcev and Connor,Grace,and AbbyWorth, and by his father James Buffin- gton.


Afuneral mass will be held at Holy Trinity Catholic Church, 3513 'N' St.,NW,Washing- ton, DC,onWednesday,January 5, 2011 at 11 a.m.


Donations may be made in lieu of flowers either to Montgomery Hospice Foundation or to the National Capital Chapter of the MS Society.


BUTLER


Edwin S. Costrell STATE DEPT. HISTORIAN


Edwin S. Costrell, 97, a long-


time State Department historian, died Dec. 8 of bladder cancer at his home in Gaithersburg. Dr. Costrell worked as a State


Department diplomatic historian from 1949 until his retirement in 1978. For 11 years, he was chief of the historical studies division. Edwin Stanley Costrell was


born in Bangor, Maine and grew up in Detroit. At theUniversity of Maine, he received a bachelor’s degree in English in 1938 and a master’s degree in history and government in 1939. After serving in the Army dur-


ingWorldWar II,hewasincharge of denazification programs at Wuerzburg University and Erlan- gen-Nuremberg University, both in Bavaria. In 1949, Dr. Costrell received a


doctorate in history and interna- tional relations from Clark Uni- versity inWorcester,Mass. Survivors include his wife of


62 years, Maria Schoettl Costrell of Gaithersburg; two daughters, Linda Hermesman of Gaithers- burg and Elaine McDermott of Potomac; a sister; five grandchil- dren; and one great-granddaugh- ter.


—Timothy R. Smith Waldtraut Covach


BANK TELLER, TEACHER Waldtraut “Wally” Covach, 82,


who worked part-time as a bank teller forWashington-LeeSavings and Loan and as a substitute teacher at West Springfield High School, died Dec. 19 at her home in Fairfax County. She had de- mentia. An Army spouse, Mrs. Covach


settled in Northern Virginia in 1968.


She taught German at West


Springfield High and worked at the savings and loan in the 1970s. Waldtraut Louisa Christa


Krause was born in Mandelholz Elend, Germany. She studied ac- counting in Berlin. She was a founder of the Fort


Belvoir German Wives Club, a social organization, and a mem- ber of Living Savior Lutheran Church in Fairfax Station. Survivors include herhusband


of 56 years, retired Army Col. John Covach of Fairfax County; three children, Kim Winston of Springfield and Heidi Kennedy and Marina Tucker, both of Fair- fax; and eight grandchildren. —Timothy R. Smith


Michael Lee


SOFTWARE ENGINEER Michael Lee, 55, a software


engineer with Lockheed Martin, died Dec. 11 of lung cancer at his home inNorth Potomac. Mr. Lee had worked for Lock- heedMartin for 12 yearsandwasa


senior database engineer.He had previously spent eight years as a software engineer for CSC, a tech- nology services company in Falls Church. Chih-Ming Lee was born in


Taipei, Taiwan. He received a bachelor’s degree in accounting andstatisticsfromFengChiaUni- versity in Taiwan in 1978. After moving to the United


States in 1983, he adopted the name Michael and worked as a computerprogrammeratHughes STX, a Lanham technology com- pany. He received a master’s de- gree in computer engineering fromJohnsHopkinsUniversity in the late 1980s. Survivors include his wife of


20 years, Pi-Huei “Polly” Lee of NorthPotomac;andtwochildren, Dennis Lee and Deborah Lee, both ofNorth Potomac. —Timothy R. Smith


James U. Kordenbrock


AERONAUTICAL ENGINEER James U. Kordenbrock, 91, an aeronautical engineer who was the program manager of the Arc- tic Surface Effect Vehicle at the DavidTaylorNaval Ship Research and Development Center in Bethesda, died Nov. 17 at Renais- sance Gardens, a nursinghomein Silver Spring.He had Alzheimer’s disease. Mr. Kordenbrock worked at


the naval research facility from 1970 until he retired in 1989. He had worked previously for the old Glenn L.Martin Co. in Baltimore and for Bell Aerospace Services in Buffalo. Earlier in his career, Mr.


Kordenbrock had worked on the development of hovercraft — ve- hicles that wouldmovejust above the surface of water. In retire- ment,headvised students atWin- ston Churchill High School in Potomac who were building a hovercraft as part of a national high school science competition. James Urban Kordenbrock


was born in Cincinnati and re- ceived a bachelor’s degree in aero- nautical engineering from the University of Cincinnati in 1942. He served in the Army Air Forces duringWorldWar II. Hismembershipsincluded the


American Society of Naval Engi- neers, Resurrection Catholic Church in Burtonsville and the Knights of Columbus. He also volunteered as a docent at the Smithsonian National Air and SpaceMuseum. Inthe mid-1990s, he received a


technology award from Mont- gomery County Public Schools. Survivors include his wife of67


years, Ann Koch Kordenbrock of Silver Spring; six children, Sue Zarchin of Olney, Sally May of Lockport, N.Y., Janice Stack of Baldwin, Md., Jean Czekaj of Beckley, W.Va., James U. Korden- brock Jr., of San Clemente, Calif., and Jeff Kordenbrock of Glen-


November 6, 1978-December 30, 2001 Merry Christmas,Son.


DEREKTEVON PARKER


We miss you. Rest in peace. Love Dad, family and friends.


DEATHNOTICE DEREK OWENALOFS


ALOFS


Of Olney,MDdied peacefully in his sleep on Thursday,December 23, 2010. Services will be 2p.m. Friday,December 31 at Oakdale Emory United Methodist Church in Olney,MD. Derek is survived by his sister Heidi; sister-in- law Melanie; nephews Jason and Gerrit; step- mother Betty and lots of friends.


wood,Md.;25grandchildren;and 16 great-grandchildren. —Lauren Wiseman


W. Lee Hunter


BROADCAST ENGINEER W. Lee Hunter, 90, a longtime


broadcast engineer with WJLA- TV inWashington, died Dec. 15 at his home in Silver Spring.He had skin cancer. Mr.Hunter was atWJLAfor 26


years and was a cameraman dur- ing inquiries by Sen. JosephMc- Carthy (R-Wis.) into alleged com- munist influence in the Army in 1954.


WilburLeeHunterwasbornin


Alexandria and graduated from AnacostiaHigh School in 1940. He served in the Army during


World War II. After the war, he graduatedfrom the CapitalRadio Engineering Institute in Wash- ington. He began work with NBC be-


fore transferring to WMAL-TV, the precursor toWJLA.He retired in 1978. He later worked for television


systems at Gallaudet University andGeorgeWashingtonUniversi- ty. In retirement, he helped estab- lish internal broadcasts of pro- ceedings of the U.S. House of Representatives for the Library of Congress. Mr. Hunter received the Na-


tional Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Silver Circle for his contributions to broadcasting in 1992. He was a longtime member of


the Lutheran Church of St. An- drewin Silver Spring. Survivorsincludehiswifeof58


years, Audrey Paley Hunter of Silver Spring; twochildren, Gayle Haglund of Richmond and Ed- wardHunter of Chevy Chase; five grandchildren; and a great- grandson.


—Timothy R. Smith COALE CARROL FAYE COALE


Passed away peacefully in her sleep on Tues- day,December 28, 2010, of Owings,MD, for- merly of Forestville,MD. Loving mother to; Eva LindaWestern, Jacqueline S. Smith and the late Samuel "Sonny" Gardiner Coale,Jr. Beloved grandmother to; Duane Robert Western, Lisa FayeWestern Dexter,Rhonda Suzanne Greene, Heather Lynn Smith and Cole Steven Western. She is also survived by 10 great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.Family invite friends to the Lee Funeral Home Calvert, PA,8125 Southern Maryland Blvd, Owings.MD 20736 on Saturday,January 12011 from 10 a.m. to time of service at 12 noon. Interment Trinity Cemetery,Upper Marlboro,MD. www.leefuneralhomes.com


EVANS FLORENCE ROSINA WILLS EVANS


On Sunday,December 26, 2010 of Bel Alton, MD formerly of Washington, DC.Viewing 9 a.m., Friday,December 31, 2010 until Mass of Christian Burial 10 a.m, Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 201 St. Mary's Avenue,LaPlata, MD. Interment Church Cemetery.Arrangements entrusted to Thornton Funeral Home,PA, Indi- an Head,MD.


FLENOURY JAMES JL FLENOURY


On Sunday,December 26, 2010 in Alexandria, VA.Husband of Revonda Flenoury; father of Lisha Euille,James Flenoury (Denise), Lois Gam- brell (Kevin) and Delores Flenoury; grandfather of Tristan, Kierra, Portia, Pastel and Madison. He is also survived by three sisters,one brother and ahost of other relatives and friends. Friends may call on Friday,December 31 from 9:30 a.m. until time of service at 10:30 a.m. at the Beulah Baptist Church, 320 S. Washington St, Alexandria, VA.Rev Dr Columbus Watson officiating.Interment in Mt Comfort Cemetery. Arragements by Greene Funeral Home,Alexan- dria,VA.


GATLIN ELIZABETH J.GATLIN


On Monday,December 27, 2010. Beloved mother of Beverly Gatlin Hughes (Alvin), Sharon E. and Michelle Y. Gatlin. She is also survived by two grandchildren, Makeitha Abdul Barr and Natalie Perry; five great-grandchildren, Taniyah, Aliyah, Ramadan, Nadiyah and Nakiyah; abrother,Alfred Jackson and ahost of other relatives and friends.Mrs.Gatlin will lie in state at St. Hugh's Catholic Church, 135 Crescent Rd., Greenbelt,MD,Friday,December 31 from 9a.m. until Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. Father,Walter Tappe Celebrant. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.Ser- vices by STEWART.


HARVEY


INMEMORIAM PARKER


KAREN LYNN SCHWARTZ (Age 55) OZELLA RUTH HARVEY


Suddenly,onThursday,December 23, 2010, Ozella Ruth Barnaby Harvey,wife of the late Eugene Harvey; mother of the late Cecil Har- vey.She is survived by her loving and devoted daughter,Linda (Dennis) Harrison; grandchil- dren, Derrick (Nevi) Harrison, Stacie (Jere- mious) Henderson; two sisters,Katherine Lyles and BarbaraGraves; great-grandchildren, Les- lie,Derek, and Nicolas Harrison and Tyler Hen- derson. She is also survived by ahost of other relatives and friends.Friends may call at the Northminster Presbyterian Church, 7720 Alaska Avenue,NW, Washington, DC on Mon- day,January 3, 2011 from 9:30 a.m. until time of funeral at 11 a.m. Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery,Silver Spring,MD.


HILL ROBERTV. HILL


Members of the Associationof Retired Police Officers of D.C. are notified of the December28, 2010 death of Robert V. Hill. He was an OFF with the MPD-HARBOR when retired on April 30, 1977.


Of Germantown, Maryland, died at Holy Cross Hospital Hospice on Tuesday,December 28, 2010, after abrief but valiant struggle against cancer.Karen is the daughter of the late Herbert Karl Schwartz and Dorothy Schwartz. During her childhood Karen lived in England and Germany for ashort time with her family. Karen worked as aPhysician’sAssistant with Emergency Medical Associates and was awell respected practitioner in the practice.She loved her profession, as she was equally caring to her patients and her friends alike.Karen graduated from Robert E. Peary High School, Rockville,Maryland, in 1973. She loved to travel and took great joy in sharing her life with her friends and was passionate in her caring of her pet dogs.She will be missed dearly by her family and friends.She is survived by her mother,Dorothy Schwartz of North Fort Myers Florida, her son Shane Wise and wife Christina of Fairfax, Virginia, grandson Zaylen Wise,brothers TedSchwartz and wife Eileen of Greencastle,Pennsylvania and Ken- neth Schwartz of Cape Coral, Florida. She is also survived by good friend and confidant Steve Sandoe,and her ex-husband Mark Wise. Acelebration of Karen’slife will be held at 1p.m., Saturday,January 1, 2011 at Molesworth-Williams,P.A., Funeral Home, 26401 Ridge Road, Damascus,MD20872. The family will receive friends at the home of Tedand Eileen Schwartz in Greencastle, PA., immediately following the services.Atthe request of the family,memorial contributions may be made in her name to the American Cancer Society at www.cancer.org.Expres- sions of sympathy may be expressed at www.molesworthwilliams.com


grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; two sis- ters,Gertrude Moore and Shirley Thomas (James) and ahost of other relatives and friends.Friends may visit with the family on Friday,December 31 from 9a.m. until Mass of Christian Burial at 10:30 a.m. at St. Margaret's of Scotland Catholic Church, 410 Addison Road South, Seat Pleasant, MD.Interment Resurrec- tion Cemetery.Arrangements by HODGES & EDWARDS.


MARYIMOGENE BUTLER On Saturday,December 25, 2010. Beloved wife of the late James C. Butler;mother of Judy Rodney (Charles), Danny Butler (Shelly) and the late Charles E. Butler (Bar- bara). She is also survived by 11


THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2010 DEATHNOTICE


JOHNSON CHARLES MINOR JOHNSON


On Friday,December 24, 2010, of Silver Spring, MD.Beloved husband of Anne Johnson; father of Jane Clarke and stepfather of Steve Aubrey. Avisitation will be held at the Town Center Celebration Room in Riderwood Village,3140 Gracefield Road, Silver Spring,MDon Thursday, December 30 from 12:30 to 1p.m., where funeral service will follow at 1p.m. Interment private.Memorial contributions may be made to American Diabetes Association, www.dia- betes.org, Charles Johnson Tribute page. www.COLLINSFUNERALHOME.com


JONES NAOMI R. JONES


Naomi R. Jones,age 95, died on December 27, 2010 at the National Lutheran Home,Rockville, MD.She was born on September 26, 1915 in Atchison, KS to the late Leslie W. and Emma W. Young Long.Naomi was the beloved wife of the late Donald Jones; mother of Rev.Douglas Jones and his wife,Robin Drummondof Reston, VA;proud grandmother of Leslie Kirsch and Michelle Jones.Funeral services will be held on Saturday,January8at11a.m. at Holy Cross Lutheran Church, 1090 Sterling Road, Herndon, VA.A Memorial service will be held at the National Lutheran Home at alater date.The family suggests that memorial contributions may be made to Crusader Lutheran Church, 1605 Viers Mill Road, Rockville,MD20851. Arrangements by Adams-Green Funeral Home, Herndon,VA.


KUROWSKI ED KUROWSKI


Of Fairfax, passed away on December 26, 2010. He is survived by his loving wife of 20 years,Patricia and his children Ed, Julie, Elizabeth and Anna all of Fairfax, VA.Edwill be dearly missed by many other relatives,friends, and pets.Hewas aself proclaimed handyman and his love for animals led him to volunteer with HART,Homeless Animals Rescue Team. A funeral Mass will be held on Friday,December 31, 2010 at 10:30 a.m. at St. Timothy's Catholic Church, 13807 Poplar Tree Road, Chantilly, VA 20151. Friends may call at the EVERLY FUNERAL HOME, 10565 Main Street, Fairfax, VA on Friday,December 31, 2010 from 12 until 2p.m. In lieu of flowers,contributions may be made in Ed's memory to: Homeless Animals Resue Team (HART), P.O. Box 7261, Fairfax Station, VA 22039 or AForever-Home Rescue Foundation, P.O. Box 222801, Chantilly, VA 20153.


www.everlyfuneralhomes.com


LESSER


mother-in-law to Susan, Annie,Deborah, Mar- garet, and Harriet. Cherished grandmother of Richard Lesser,Nina (and Stephen) Sheng, Lucy Lesser,Kelsey (and Jason) Tlush, and Max Lesser,and step-grandma to Jodie Lampert. Revered great-grandmother to Kojo,Kari, and Dashiell Sheng and newborn Milo Jet Tlush. Beloved sister of Harriet Zinn Katz and Rhoda (and Jerry) Miller.Eleanor's grace,beauty,intel- ligence,and loving heart touched and inspired us all. We will cherish her memory always. Funeral services and burial will be Sunday, January 2, 2011 at Sharon Gardens/Kensico Cemetery,Valhalla, NY.Memorial contributions may be sent to the Alzheimer's Association.


ELEANOR LESSER (Age 93) On Sunday,December 26, 2010 at Hebrew Home of GreaterWashing- ton, Rockville,MD. Devoted wife of 52 years to the late Max Lesser. Loving and loved mother to Larry, Bobby ,Jeffrey,and Victor,caring


MACK


MAMIE MACK (Age 95)


On Saturday,December 25, 2010 in Washing- ton, DC.Viewing will be held on Monday, January 3, 2011 from 10 a.m. until time of service,11a.m. at Union Wesley AME Church, 1860 Michigan Ave. N.E.,Washington,DC.Inter- ment Maryland National Memorial Park, Laurel, MD.Arrangements by McGUIRE.


MARTIN EUGENE PRESTON MARTIN (Age 73)


Formerly of Suitland,MD;died Sunday,Decem- ber 26, 2010 at home in Pfafftown,NC. He was preceded in death by his son Brian K. Martin. Survived by his wife Mae J. Martin; grandson Brian K. Martin, Jr., four sisters; two brothers; nieces,nephews; and friends. Memorial Service will be held on Friday, December31, 2010 at 1p.m. at Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses,4665 Murray Rd., Winston Salem,NC.


SCHAFFER


other loving family members and friends. Funeral services will be held on Thursday, December 30, 2010, 11 a.m. at Judean Memor- ial Gardens,Olney,MD. Memorial contributions may be made to Georgetown University Hospi- tal, Department of Pediatrics or The Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center (LCCC) of Georgetown University Medical Center. Arrangements entrusted to TORCHINSKY HEBREW FUNERAL HOME,202-541-1001.


PAULHOWARD SCHAFFER On Tuesday,December 28, 2010, PAUL HOWARD SCHAFFER of Gaithersburg, MD.Beloved father of Lauren (Michael) Coulston and Allison Schaffer;loving grandfather of Molly.Also survived by many


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