The HONORABLE NATHANIEL EXUM
Nathaniel Exum, 81, passed away on December 3, 2021 at his home in Peppermill Village after a lengthy illness. Services honoring his life and legacy will be held at the First Baptist Church of Highland Park, 6801 Sheriff Road, Landover, MD 20785 on Thursday, December 16, 2021. A viewing will be held at 9 a.m. with funeral services immediately following at 11 a.m. Interment Harmony Cemetery. www.jbjfh.com

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Published by The Washington Post from Dec. 12 to Dec. 14, 2021.

Memories and Condolences
for NATHANIEL EXUM

14 Entries

Delores Trimiar

December 19, 2021

Sorry to hear the news about Mr Exum passing. He was doing the highlight of his political career a great neighbor of mine. My husband and and a lot of the other neighbors were proud to support Mr Exum in his political undertakings. We were proud of him and also his daughter who followed in his foot steps. After l moved, l missed all the gatherings we as neighbors used to have to support him.

Benita Randall

December 19, 2021

My condolences to the entire Exum family, Senator Exum will truly be missed...May he rest in peace.

Sylvania Woods

December 18, 2021

Sending my condolences to the Exum family, Senator Nathaniel Exum will truly be missed. He was a colleague, good friend, and legislator concerned with the needs of the people of Prince George´s County and the state of Maryland.

Norma Lindsay

December 16, 2021

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Gwendolyn Walker-Spriggs

December 15, 2021

I'm fondly remebering my friend and former choir member of Metropolitan AME Church. I'll always recall his big smiles and hearty laughs. He graciously made me feel part of the Metroplitan Choir Family. I will miss him. Gwendolyn Walker-Spriggs

Brenda Lewis-Edmond

December 15, 2021

Rest in Peace Uncle Nat! We are going to miss you very dearly. We are most appreciative of all the things you have done for us and everyone else who has benefited from your generosity, support, and willingness to help others.

Thoughts and prayers to my Aunt Dottie and cousin Camille. Love to both of you!

James Wilson

Sent Flowers

Estella M Exum

December 14, 2021

Dear Nat became my Brother In Love in December 1961.My hubby, Oscar Jr. and Nat were the youngest and were very close. Nat died 4 1/2 months after Oscar. They are together again. Our daughter, Margarette, and grandchildren have fond memories of Uncle Nat. No one will ever know how many lives Brother Nat touched. Thank you Nat for your contribution to this world. Peace be with Dottie and Camille and to Oscar and Nat's sister Marie. Rest in Peace, Paradise, and Power.

Timothy & Nanette Dean

December 13, 2021

Our deepest condolences to the Exum family. You are in our prayers.

Ms Vanessa Lawson Dixon

December 13, 2021

Thank you for hiring me in 1970 along with Mr Keller at McDonald's on Deane Ave, now Nannie Helen Burroughs! You were a tough Manager, but taught us first time, young employees exactly what we needed to begin our worklife,, professionalism, courtesy, timeliness, good attitudes especially because we dealt with the public, and uniformity...you made sure our dresses were nest, clean and the hemline below our knees! You expected us to look and conduct ourselves as young ladies. My three friends under your employ used to laught about that on many occasions. These experiences followed us to our next work endeavors.
I worked with your team for a while, when I moved to Peppermill Village 36 years ago, there we were back together...me supporting you and the Village. You were a great inspiration. Thank you for being YOU! My condolences to your Family and our Village, you will be missed. Job well done Mr Exum.

Tonya & family

December 13, 2021

Dot & Camille- Thinking of you both with deepest sympathies. We have lost a family legacy and he will be missed greatly.

Marilyn T.

December 12, 2021

My thoughts and Prayers go out to the Exum Family. Mr. Exum was a leader who cared about students . He made sure that we got those Scholarships given out from Annapolis. He looked out for Students
being treated fairly on Campus too. Just call him and everything
was taken care of for Students in his District.
Family you have our Prayers.
- Marilyn T. ( Seat Pleasant)

Donna

December 11, 2021

My Uncle was a great man who will be missed tremendously. Tears!

Loving thoughts and continued Prayers for my dear Aunt and cousin.

Morris and Casey Lewis

December 10, 2021

Our deepest condolences to Camille and family on the passing of your father, Nat was a true elected official fir the people, he never said sorry or to call someone else he did whatever he could to ALWAYS help, he will be missed and May he Rest In Peace from his labor

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