Marie
Giles Kennedy 1917-2000
Marie Giles Kennedy,
of Goldsboro, Md., died as a result of an automobile accident Friday,
May 12, 2000, in Bridgetown, Md. She was 82.
Mrs. Kennedy was born
July 17, 1917, in Philadelphia, the daughter of the late Jack Wilson and
Myrtle Groce Matthews. She lived in Goldsboro since coming from New York
City in 1972. She was employed by Beck & Co. in New York as a seamstress
for 20 years. She also had worked as a licensed practical nurse for Harlem
Hospital in New York.
She was preceded in
death by her first husband, Benjamin R. Giles, on June 23, 1979, and by
her second husband, Walter E. Kennedy Sr., on Jan. 4, 2000. She also was
preceded in death by a daughter, Marilyn Knight, on June 7, 1999. She
is survived by a son, Dennis D. Giles, and his wife, Delores, of Ridgely,
Md.; a sister, Ruth Washington, of Goldsboro; four grandchildren, Paul
Stubbs and Gary Stubbs, both of Bronx, N.Y., Donna Knight and Michelle
Knight, both of New York City; two step-grandchildren, Gladys Ricketts
of Denton, and Stanford Ricketts of Baltimore; two great-grandchildren,
Aisha and Khanna Stubbs, both of Bronx; and a host of relatives and friends.
Service will be 11
a.m. Saturday at Lockerman Church, Goldsboro, where friends may call one
hour prior to service. Burial will be in Union Cemetery, Goldsboro. Arrangements
by Fleegle & Helfenbein Funeral Home, P. A., Greensboro, Md.
Sally A. Wensley
Key 1934-2009
25 Oct 2009
(A descendant of John Norwood and John Hughes Miller of Delaware)
Mrs. Sally A.
Key died at her home after a long illness resulting from several major
surgeries. Mrs. Key was born on August 4, 1934, to Ethel and Edwin Wensley
in Dearborn, Michigan. Her family included several artists and musicians.
Mrs. Key herself was an accomplished artist. She rendered in pencil and
in oil a portrait of approximately forty people from Polk County, as well
as various local scenes.
She attended Florida
Southern College for three-and-a-half years, and nearly completed her
Bachelor's degree. After touring in Europe with Mrs.
Fugitt and other students from Florida Southern College in 1958, she continued
to travel extensively. She later traveled around the world with Keith
Billups. Mrs. Key was a member of the Lakeland
First United Methodist Church where she volunteered in the tape ministry and also taught Bible
classes in the 1970s. She went on several mission trips with members of
this church. She also volunteered in the GI Unit at Lakeland Regional
Medical Center, where
she established special friendships with the nurses and doctors. Earlier
in her life, Mrs. Key was an avid tennis player. Another favorite activity
was Ballroom dancing, and she was privileged to dance with Arthur Murray
at the Waldorf Astoria.
Mrs. Key was preceded
in death by her husband, Albert Key, who was employed for fifty years
at Peoples Bank of
Lakeland. She established
the Albert Key Award in 1983 at Florida Southern College. Each year, one
outstanding senior vocalist and one outstanding senior instrumentalist
receive a scholarship award. She was preceded in death by her parents,
Edwin and Ethel Wensley; sister, Mary Ellen Masters and her husband George;
brother-in-law Carl Dapprich; and great-nephew Blake Smith. Earlier this
year, her dear companion of ten years, Keith Billups, who was employed
at Publix Supermarkets for thirty-nine years, preceded her in death.
Mrs. Key is survived
by two of her step-children by Albert Key: Kathlyn Key Garrison and Nancy
Newman; four step-grandchildren and three step-great-grandchildren. The
youngest of eight brothers and sisters in the Wensley family, Sally Key
is survived by six siblings: Clara Dapprich, Edwin Wensley, Lil Zebley,
Lucile Campbell, Lionel Wensley, and Francis Erwin. She also is survived
by 31 nieces and nephews, 87 great-nieces and nephews, 43 great-great
nieces and nephews, and 6 great-great-great nieces and nephews.
There will be a celebration
of her life at the Wensley Family Reunion in Michiganon
Sund ay, June 27, 2010, where over a hundred of her relatives and friends
will join in a special service of song and praise. Donations
may be made to The Albert Key Award at Florida Southern College, Lakeland
First United Methodist Church, or the charity of your choice.
Rena Albertine
Malott Kientz 1945-2009
(Descendant of John Norwood and John Hughes Miller of Delaware)
D. O.B: 8/21/1945
Age: D.O.D: 8/4/2009
Nankin Twp., MI 63 Farmington Hills, MI
Beloved Wife of Tom Kientz Survived by God children
Paul Kientz, Skyler Kientz, Gabriel Cox, Michael Cox, Missy Cox, Mary
Kientz, Brandie Kientz, Carol Dennis. Sisters Geraldine Etherton, Diana
E., Phyllis Hayes, Linda Sutton; brothers Rolland Malott, James Malott,
Forest Malott; Brothers-in-Law Paul (Jonnia) Kientz and Richard (Geraldine)
Kientz; Sister-in-Law Nancy Kientz. Preceded in death by father Harold
E. Malott and mother Marie Miller Malott.
Visitation Hours:
Wednesday, 4-9pm, Thur. 9am -9pm. Funeral Services will be at: The Uht
Funeral Home, Fri Aug 07, 2009 1:00pm. Disposition: Burial at Knollwood
Memorial Cemetery, Canton, Michigan.
William S. Kimmey
~1936-2001
William S. Kimmey
of Georgetown, formerly of Milford, died of heart failure Sunday, July
22, 2001, in the Lewes Convalescent Center, Lewes. He was 66. Mr.
Kimmey was a retired house painter. He
is survived by a son, Ted Kimmey of Milford; a sister, Joyce Sargeant
of Maryland; and three grandchildren. Services
will be private. Arrangements
by Melson Funeral Services, Long Neck.
David W. King
III
January
09, 1999
David W. King
III, 4, of New Castle, Del., died Saturday in Alfred I. du Pont Children's
Hospital, Wilmington, Del. Born in Bridgeton, he was the son of David
W. King Jr. and Melissa Loatman.
Surviving in addition
to his parents are a sister, Dominique King of New Castle, Del.; grandparents
Joyce Koas and John Michalek of Bridgeton; and maternal great-grandparents
Robert and Erma Williams and Edna Loatman, all of Bridgeton. He was predeceased
by his paternal grandparents, David Sr. and Hortense King.
Services are noon
Wednesday at Bagwell Funeral Home, 131 S. Broad St., Penns Grove, where
friends may call from 10 a.m. to noon. Burial will be in Newport Baptist
Church Cemetery, Newport.
Dora Grinage
Kisner 1874-1935
11 Jan 1935 Democrat Messenger
Funeral services
were held yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Dora Grinage Kisner, aged
60, wife of Andrew Kisner and a nativ e of
Greene
County, who died Tuesday morning, January 8, 1935, at her home near Houston. The rites were conducted in he r home at 2:30 with Rev. E.W. Williams,
of Canonsburg, in charge. Interment was in the Oak
Springs Cemetery.
Mrs.
Kisner was born October 13, 1874, at Holbrook, a daughter of William and
Elizabeth Grinage. Besides her husband she leaves four children: William,
Alvin and Clara, all at home, and Mrs. Alicia Lewis of Philadelphia; one
sister, Mrs. William Bruce, of Waynesburg, and a brother, Ross Grinage,
of Washington.
Hilda
Roberta Knox ~1915-1995
21 Apr 1995
Hilda
Roberta Knox, 80, of Jefferson Apartments, Lewes, died Wednesday,
April 12. 1995, of a stroke in Beebe Medical Center, Lewes.
Mrs.
Knox was a housekeeper and a nurse in New York.
After her retirement in 1975, she moved toDelaware.
She
is survived by two sons, Isaac Tankard of Connecticut
and Andrew Knox of Harbeson; a brother, Williard Harmon of Wilmington;
a sister, Jesse Mae Wilkins ofEaston.Md.;
seven grandchildren, a great-granddaughter and a great-great-granddaughter.
Funeral
services were held Saturday, April 15, at Short Funeral Services in Milton.
Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery, Berlin,
Md. Instead
of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Delaware Hospice, Southern
Division,Georgetown. DE 19947.
Mary Dean Kozma
1. Memorial:
In Memory of Mary Dean Kozma, Who Resided at RD 7, Fordville-Fairton
Road, Bridgeton, New Jersey. Date of Birth January
17, 1910. Date of Death February 21, 1979.
Date and Hour of Services:
Saturday, February 24, at 1 p.m. Services from Garrison-Sray Funeral
Home, 62 Landis Avenue, Bridgeton, New Jersey. Clergyman Officiating:
Rev. Paul Sprouse, Centerton Freewill Baptist Church. Final Resting
Place: Gouldtown Memorial Park.
2. Death Notice:
KOZMA — Of RD 7, Fordville-Fairton Road, Bridgeton, on Wednesday, February
21, 1979. Mary Dean Kozma, wife of
Michael Kozma and mother of Franklin Dean, Norene Taylor, Evelyn Gould
and Rosemary Burton, aged 69 years.
Relatives and friends
are invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday, February 24 at
1 p.m. from the Garrison-Sray Funeral Home, Carlls Corner.
Interment in the Gouldtown Memorial Park. Friends may call
Friday evening from 7 to 9. For those who desire, contributions
may be in Mrs. Kozma’s memory to the Cumberland County Chapter
of the American Heart Association.
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