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Phyllis McNamee Obituary
PHYLLIS GRAGG MCNAMEE (Age 83)
On August 12, 2007 of Hyattsville, MD. Wife of the late David A. McNamee; loving mother of Lee M. Hosea and her husband, Stephen C. and Michael A. McNamee and his partner, Howard M. Chernock. Also survived by her sister, Barbara Payne and grandson, William D. Hosea and his wife, Claudia. Interment private. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made in Mrs. McNamee's honor to the Gary E. Eppley Recreation Center of the University of Maryland College Park Foundation, 4130 Riggs Alumni Center, College Park, Maryland 20742.
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John & Anne Scott
August 30, 2007
August 30, 2007
Dear Lee and Michael,
We just learned today of your mother’s passing. We are shocked and saddened. We live across the street at 7016. Periodically, when we walked our dogs, we would run into your mother as she got her newspaper. We would always have a nice chat. We always looked forward to visiting her garden in the annual garden tour. She was a very nice lady and will be missed. Our prayers and thoughts are with you and your families.
Sincerely,
Lyn Harding
August 18, 2007
Dear Lee, Stephen, and Michael,
It was just last summer (2006) that my Mom, Dad, and I drove to College Park to take your mom to dinner. We first walked around her garden and had some wine in her den and then drove to their favorite Mexican restaurant in Riverdale. Later we celebrated her birthday in Annapolis at a sushi restaurant. I didn't think this was the last time I would ever see her. My parents, brothers, and I have known your mom for about 35 years, and we will miss her greatly. Last night I searched all my drawers and found some cards she had sent me. I am sure glad I had kept them. I hope that you will continue to celebrate your mom's birthday with my parents every year.
Love,
Lyn
Paint Branch Garden Club, Evergreen House, Baltimore 3/26/07
Carolyn H. Fichtel
August 16, 2007
Dear Lee and Michael,
The members of the Paint Branch Garden Club were shocked and very sorry to hear of your loss. Please accept our deepest sympathies. We shall all certainly miss Phyllis.
Carolyn H. Fichtel
President
Carole Elkins Neal
August 16, 2007
Phyllis was always such fun to be around.......always a lovely smile. I'll miss seeing her. My prayers go out to her family.
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