ON THE MEND A speedy recovery to…
…former USDF and former PVDA president Sam Barish of Rockville, who had an unexpected quadruple coronary bypass surgery on March 15; …former TROT president and current Baltimore County Coordinator for TROT Priscilla Huff man, who is recovering from wrist surgery due to a fall.
Maryland Will Miss... Dr. Eugene
James Guazzo, ex-MFH of De La Brooke Foxhounds W, died on April 8. He was 88. Dr. Guazzo and his wife Shelby moved to St. Mary’s County and raised a fam- ily out of Cre- mona Farm and later out of their own farm in Maddox. Before he retired, Dr. Guazzo was a Board Certifi ed family physician for 40 years and held an offi ce in Chaptico. After he retired from medicine, Dr. Guazzo worked as a substitute teacher for the county. While MFH, he secured the club’s national registration with the Masters of Fox- hounds Association of America. Jerry Burchinal of Freeland died on March 24 at the age of 70. Born in Virginia, Burchi- nal was the sole proprietor of Timberbrook Farm in Freeland. He was a professional horse- man and taught many stu- dents throughout a long career. Burchinal also bred horses at Timberbrook. Anne McNey Drury of Leon-
ardtown died on March 18 at the age of 84. Along with her sister Betty Guyther, Drury founded the St. Mary’s Rid-
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Congratulations to Dr. Roger Scullin of Damascus Equine and Barbara Quinlan of Brookeville on their April 8 marriage.
Dr. Eugene James Guazzo
ing Club in 1968. She was a life-long equestrian and honorary member of the De La Brooke Foxhounds W. T is year’s St. Mary’s County Fair Horse Show will be dedicated to Drury in member of her contributions to the equestrian community in Southern Maryland. John Nikolaus “Nick” Espinoza
died on April 2 at the age of 49. Espinoza was married to Woodland Horse Center gen- eral manager Katy. Born in Germany while his parents were stationed there for the U.S. Army, Espinoza grew up in Virginia. He was a skilled tradesman and had a successful contracting business. Lisa J. Bethel of Boyds died on April 7. She was 47. She was married to Mongtomery County Legislator David Fra- ser-Hidalgo.
Bethel
worked at Booz Allen Hamilton as a consul- tant for almost 15 years. Howard County-Iron
Bridge Hounds member Kimberly Ann Jackson of Arlington, VA, died on March 31. She was
Anne McNey Drury
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BRIDAL PATHS
STORK REPORT
Emma Gale Curry was born on March 25 to Caves Farm trainer Katie Cooper and husband Ned Curry.
COMINGS & GOINGS
A fond farewell to Ellie Trueman of Dickerson who has moved to Ocala, Florida.
50. Born in New Jersey, Jackson got her fi rst pony when her family moved to Minnesota. Her love of all things equestrian began there and she went on to become a U.S. Pony Club member and later an instructor. After graduat- ing from Princeton, Jackson attended Harvard Law School where she was fi rst diagnosed with cancer. Despite surgery, radiation and chemotherapy,
Jackson maintained a full course load and graduated Cum Laude. Jackson passed the Bar in New York, Virginia and Washington, DC and started her own practice at Shaw Pittman before moving to O’Melveny & Myers. She then went on to become in house counsel at Freddie Mac and fi nished her law career at the State Department offi ce of the Legal Advisor.
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