EQUIERY LIFE BRIDAL PATHS


Best wishes to Devon Marie Hoff man, Frederick and Good Choice Farm Pony Clubber and former UMD Eventing Team President, and Logan David Beckner, who were married on October 10.


Congratulations to Maryland Hunt Cup winning jockey Eric Poretz and Calf Pasture Basset pack Whipper-In Sam Marchant on their October 10 wedding.


Maryland Will Miss...


James “Junior” Ernest Estep of Lothian died on November 20 at the age of 74. Estep married Betty Lou Moreland in 1964 and then moved to her family’s farm in Lothian. Estep worked as an excavator for Hopkins and Wayson’s Construction before becoming a roofer for SMAP Gutter Company. After that, he went into business on his own. He was a tobacco farmer for over 30 years and loved racing horses. He owned several racehorses at various points in his life.


Congratulations to Tucker Hyman and Kaeley Secan who were married at the Hyman’s Sweet Sunday Farm on September 6.


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Stephen Charles Glassman of Jamesville, VA, died on De- cember 3. He was 78. Glass- man was born and raised in Great Neck, NY. He was a retired member of the United States Navy Judge Advocate General’s Corps and was a practicing lawyer.


Glassman


lived for many years in Lay- tonsville, MD, with his wife Nettie and their children. He was a longtime member of Goshen Hounds and volunteer at the Waredaca Horse Trials. Stephen Charles Glassman


Best wishes to Potomac Hunt Whipper- In Laura Pitts who married Glenn Delaney on October 10.


provided by Jackie Hoffman


Val Levin


provided by the Pitts family


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