Washington, District of Columbia
Duffy Finneran Kneer August 3, 1958 - November 25, 2017 Duffy Kneer of Ashburn, VA peacefully passed away November 25, 2017. She is survived by her loving husband, Rudolph Kneer; her sister, Felicia Finneran of Winchester, VA; and brother David Sobel, of Harrisville, NH; nieces...
Read MoreI have been honored to have known Duffy, although, for a short period of time it was enough to know how kind and loving she was. I am extremely sorry for your loss and am praying for her and the family.
Farah Malik
January 15, 2018 | Gainesville, VA
Been good neighbors for 30 years. Duffy was a wonderful neighbor, friend and is missed. She always had a smile and warm greeting. Duffy and Tyler were on the same schedule this year.... he said he misses her driving by, giving him a wave while walking to the bus.
Amber Saunders
January 13, 2018 | Ashburn, VA
I worked with Duffy a few years ago. She was always willing to help me learn and to guide my path in the mortgage industry. Its been a while since I talked to Duffy. I am sorry to hear of her passing.
Janet Beaman
January 12, 2018 | Manassas, VA
We are so sorry for your loss. We know Duffy was a very special woman. She made you and everyone around her feel happy and loved. She will be missed, but her memory will last forever.
Mark and Judy Reitz
January 12, 2018 | New Bern, NC
Once I became a step parent myself, I understood better how much Duffy cared about me. I never called her "mom" because I already had one, but she was always there for me if I called, or when I lived with her and Dad. She got to put up with a school skipping, smoking, messy room, drivers ed driving teenager so she earned the parent badge just the same. I still prefer icy cokes to coffee in the morning because of her. She did roll her eyes at my humor a lot...but she dealt with living with me...
Douglas Kneer
January 12, 2018 | Round Rock, TX
I'm so sorry for your loss Rudy. I remember meeting Duffy and she was a genuinely nice lady. I talked to her a few times on the phone because she used to call me when you were out moving buses during our many snow storms. She was worried that you would overdo it and get hurt, or perhaps she would share that you hadn't been feeling well lately so don't let you work outside too long. Lol. But she never wanted you to know that she had called. I kept her secret.....til now. And I don't think...
Cecelia Weller
January 12, 2018 | Ormond Beach, FL
So sorry for your loss.
Peggy Harter
January 12, 2018 | Albuquerque, NM
You have out Deepest Sympathies Rudy
January 12, 2018