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Jonathan Bleefield William "Billy" Boesché
41 Highland
Billy Boesché was born in Bear Creak, Pennsylvania. He was the owner of CleanUps Unlimited, a landscaping and hauling business. Billy enjoyed spending time at the beach in Ocean City, working around the house and was considered the family historian. He was married for seventeen years to his wife Michele and will be remembered by many for his courage and kindness in the face of adversity. Boesché died June 10, 2006, at his home in Highland, Maryland, from complications of ALS and Lyme disease.
Obituary published in The Washington Post on 6/17/2006.
Martha J. “Marty” Bradley
68 Pamela Truscott Byrne
57 Elizabeth Burke Laubach Claflin Thayer Libby Cole 58 Martin Frank Dumke Rick Fincham 44 Joan Maura Friedenberg 53 Dr. Stephen Allen Herring 42 D. Monroe 76 Dixie Morris 61 John Smiley Nash 70 Christopher Thomas 46 Christopher Peter Thomas was a resident of Annapolis, Maryland and a sound engineer for feature films, television shows and music videos. He was a graduate of Montgomery College and owned the firm, CPT Sound Services Inc. Christopher enjoyed both history and travel, and his career allowed him to delve into both passions. In 1990, his work earned a Capital Region Emmy Award. Thomas died May 3, 2006 at Anne Arundel Medical Center, from complications of a five year battle with Lyme disease.
Obituary published in The Washington Post on 5/9/2006
Shirley E. Wolfenden 75 Micky Wooters 45 Unknown female 40 Unknown female 70 Unknown male child 11 Unknown male child 13 Unknown male 30
"I shall pass this way but once, therefore any kindness I can show or any help I can give, let me do it now, for I shall not pass this way again."- Author Unknown
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