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Deanna Dashkovitz Obituary
Deanna L. Dashkovitz, 58 of Shady Side, MD passed away with her daughter by her side on September 18, 2014. Born on May 5, 1956 in Louisville, KY, she is survived by her daughter, Melissa Schlick (NEE Dashkovitz), Son-in-law Frank and her grandson Ahren, who meant the world to her. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be given to Hospice of the Chesapeake, 90 Ritchie Highway, Pasadena 21122.
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Jan Taylor
September 24, 2014
Deanna, you made it almost 3 years. You are a real fighter. I hope you are have an unlimited supply of Big Red up there. I remember the fun we had when we were neighbors fighting to get Yard of the month. You deserved to get it several times. We had a lot of fun and you helped get me through the worst year of my life when my Hubbs was overseas. I was thinking of doing some word working for the holidays like back in the old days. I will remember you with each brush stroke.
You will be missed by your family and friends. Keep an eye on all of us from up there if you can. Will see you again someday my friend.
Steve Gittings
September 22, 2014
I love my aunt. I will miss you. Just glad there is no more pain..
Melissa Schlick
September 22, 2014
Mom, you are missed more than you could possibly know. Things will not be the same without you here. I hope you have an endless supply of your Big Red! Love and Miss you dearly!
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