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NATHAN YODER
1982 - 2020
NATHAN YODER
1982 - 2020
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1982
DIED
2020
NATHAN YODER Obituary
Nathan Justin Yoder (Age 38)
On Tuesday, April 21, 2020 Nathan Justin Yoder, of Bethesda, MD passed away after a lengthy battle with chronic pain and a yearlong battle with cancer. He was born March 21, 1982 in Washington, DC to Joyce Yoder and Galen Yoder. In addition to his parents, Nathan is survived by his loving brother, Michael Yoder of Washington, DC and numerous cherished aunts, uncles and cousins. A celebration of Nathan's life will be held at the National Presbyterian Church in Washington, DC at a time when everyone can gather.To view full obituary and to sign the family guest book, please see: www.PumphreyFuneralHome.com
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Nessa Goodwin
November 5, 2021
I first met Nathan when he was getting his leg lengthening procedure at the hospital I was working at. I was one of the nurses taking care of his recovery and what a delightful young man he was. Hopefully he is at peace and I pay my condolences to his family and friends.
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Carol Kranowitz
May 25, 2020
Nathan was one of my students at St. Columba's Nursery School in the 80s. He was smart, thoughtful, and able in every way. He had remarkable self-esteem. One day, Nathan and several four-year-old classmates were playing in the little house on the playground. Assigning roles, one boy said, "I'll be the Dad, and you (pointing to another boy) can be the grandfather, and you (pointing to another) can be the teenager, and you (pointing to Nathan) can be the kid." "No," Nathan said, "I don't want to be the kid." "You have to be, because you're little." "No," Nathan said calmly, "I am not little. I'm already five! And anyway, I want to be the King." The other boys could not argue with that -- so Nathan was King.
Imojeanne Yoder-Johnson
May 9, 2020
When Nathan was only 2 years old he told me he was going to go exploring with his dad. We were at a Christmas gathering at Harper's Ferry. He was not only bright but was a delightful child
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