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10/15/2025

Sharon Ann Bellmyer, of Abingdon, Maryland, passed away peacefully on Sunday, October 12, 2025. She was born in Rosedale, Maryland, to the late Charles Roop Sr. and Alva (Huber) Roop. She spent her childhood in her parents’ home in White Marsh exploring and playing with her siblings and friends.

Sharon was the beloved wife of Glenn E. Bellmyer, with whom she shared 48 years of marriage. Their love story began when Sharon, ever the adventurous spirit, took the initiative to ask Glenn on their first date. After three years of dating, they married and built a beautiful life together, full of love, laughter, and family.

She was a devoted and loving mother to Dawn (Fred) Hines and Amanda (Whitney) Case. Her grandchildren — Freddy, Evie, and Olive Hines, along with Anna, Jackson, and Abby Case — were her greatest joys. Time spent with them was precious, especially summer days by the pool where they made countless cherished memories. Sharon is also survived by her brother, Charles (Karen) Roop Jr., sister, Diane Deitsch-Bahl and a large extended family.

Family was truly Sharon’s world. She was a nurturing soul who shared her warmth and care with everyone she met. She had the house that any of her kid’s friends could come to and know she would feed them and take care of them. She worked for many years in the counselor’s office at Edgewood High School, where her kindness touched the lives of countless students and staff.

Sharon was a woman of deep faith and a devoted member of Joppa’s Towne Baptist Church, where she found great comfort and community. Sharon was a firm believer in bringing people to the Lord and enjoyed prayer group. She loved gardening and keeping her flower beds bursting with color. She also had a special fondness for Disney — especially Winnie the Pooh and Tinker Bell — and enjoyed family trips filled with magic and excitement. She loved to travel, explore new places, and embrace life’s experiences to the fullest.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in memory of Sharon Bellmyer to Kaufman Cancer Center Bel Air with Medstar. Checks, made out to MedStar Health, can be mailed to: 10980 Grantchester Way, Office of Philanthropy, 7th floor, Columbia, MD 21044.

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Sharon will be remembered for her boundless love, gentle heart, and the joy she brought to all who knew her. Her legacy of kindness and devotion will continue to live on through her family and friends.

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10/15/2025

Eloise Hagy, age 79, of Darlington, Maryland, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, October 7, 2025. Born in Whitehead, North Carolina, she was the beloved daughter of the late Izetta Rose (Burchett) Dowell and Mack Dowell.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Billy Lee Hagy. Eloise was also preceded in death by her brothers Dane Dowell, Guy Dowell, Mack B. Dowell, Charles Dowell, William "Bill" Dowell, and Hubert Dowell, and her sister, Ruby Singleton.

She is survived by her loving daughter, Sherry (Jim) Keithley, and sons Michael Hagy, and David Hagy. She was a devoted grandmother to Amber (Don), Izetta (Jeremy), Christina, Charlie, Molly, Ella Louise, Nicholas, and Victoria. Also, beloved grandson whom she raised like her own son, Michael Hagy Jr. (Lily). She was a cherished great grandmother to Mabelle Fleck and Donald Fleck IV, and Lily’s son Wesley, that she considered one of her own. She is also survived by her dear sister, Bonnie Hackler, lifelong friend and companion RL Dixon, and many other extended family members and friends who loved her dearly.

Eloise was the heart of her family—a devoted mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, and friend. Her greatest joy came from being surrounded by her loved ones, and her home was a haven of warmth, laughter, and unforgettable meals. Her legendary chicken noodle soup was more than just food—it was comfort, healing, and love in a bowl.

A woman of unwavering faith, Eloise was a cherished member of Tabernacle Baptist Church, where she lovingly prepared meals for the church’s “Snack and Chat” gatherings. Her generosity extended far beyond the kitchen.

She found delight in the simple pleasures of life: spending time with her grandchildren and great grandchildren, treasure hunting at Ross and the Re-Store. Her love for animals was deep and genuine.

Eloise’s vibrant personality shone through her hobbies. She adored westerns and horror films, haunted houses and auctions, antique dolls and Barbies, playing Smurfs and Angry Birds on her tablet.

A hardworking woman, Eloise once proudly owned the Bel Air Roller Rink. Her passion for gardening was lifelong—she grew tomatoes, green beans, and more, often canning her harvest with care.

In lieu of flowers, contributions in Eloise’s memory may be made to American Cancer Society.

Eloise Hagy’s legacy is one of love, family, and faith. She will be deeply missed and forever remembered.

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10/14/2025

Wilhelmina H. “Meanie” Ellis, 95, of Jarrettsville, Maryland, passed away on October 8, 2025. Born in Monkton, Maryland, she was the beloved daughter of the late Harry E. Hopkins Sr. and Rachel Guyton Hopkins.

Meanie spent her early years on Verdant Valley Farm in Monkton before moving to Madonna near Jarrettsville and attending Jarrettsville High School. In 1946, she married the love of her life, Thurman Bay Ellis, and together they built a warm and welcoming home in Jarrettsville, raising their son, Thurman “Joe” Bay Ellis Jr.

Known affectionately as “Meanie” to all who knew her, she was a devoted wife, mother, and friend. She worked for 30 years as a postal clerk at the Jarrettsville Branch of the United States Postal Service, a job she shared with her sister Evelyn Yost, where she became a cherished figure in the community. Every Christmas, she delighted local children by replying to their letters as Santa.

Meanie and Thurman shared a deep commitment to community service. During the 1960’s she served as a member of the Jarrettsville Volunteer Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary. Meanie and Thurman were instrumental and played a key role in the 1970’s and continuing for many years organizing the annual Harford County March of Dimes Walkathon for Muscular Dystrophy, helping to raise thousands of dollars for research.

A lifelong member of Jarrettsville United Methodist Church, Meanie found joy and strength in her faith and community. Together with her sister she taught third-grade Sunday school.

She hosted holiday parties and summer picnics where friends became family and lifelong bonds were formed. Softball and volleyball games were legendary in the community as was the very competitive card game -Pitch! Her warmth, generosity, and sense of humor left a lasting imprint on everyone she met. She loved jigsaw puzzles and when not watching her favorite birds either on TV (she was a devoted Orioles fan) or out of her window she could be found watching countless hours of classic movies and TV or reading her favorite book.

She and Thurman loved and enjoyed camping and spent many fun filled and relaxing days at North Fork Campground along the Shenandoah River where they became equally involved in their camping community, making it a wonderful campground for campers, families and friends. Their little red golf cart became a symbol of fun and adventure for visiting nieces and nephews, who remember those days with fondness and laughter.

Meanie is survived by her daughter-in-law Shirley Ellis; nephews George Yost Jr (Joan), Eddie Hopkins (Cristie), Phil Hopkins (Lori), Barry Hopkins and niece Valerie Florian (Hopkins); Great nephews George Yost III (Susan), Eddie Yost (Dawn). Great nieces Teri Cox, Rachael Ziegler (Butch), her dear friend and companion Shirley Collins, and many more great-great nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband Thurman, her son Joe, her brothers Harry E. “Buddy” Hopkins Jr. and Curtis Hopkins; and sisters Evelyn “Peb” Yost and Hazle A. Hopkins.

A memorial service will be held on Saturday, November 15, 2025, at 11am at Jarrettsville United Methodist Church, 1733 W. Jarrettsville Rd., Jarrettsville, MD.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Online Donations - St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital or The Harford County Humane Society Donate - The Humane Society of Harford County.

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10/13/2025

Sally Anne Duke, age 77, of Edgewood, Maryland, passed away peacefully on Thursday, October 9, 2025, in Bel Air. Born in Ticonderoga, New York, she was the daughter of the late Wayne Patrick Logue and Alma (Garfield) Logue.

Sally was the beloved wife of Michael Duke, with whom she shared 51 wonderful years of marriage. A dedicated and passionate teacher, she touched many lives through her years in education.

She is survived by her loving husband, Michael Duke; her daughter, Bethany Macomber, and her husband Zachary; her son, Jeff Duke, and his wife Katie; and her cherished grandchildren, Lily Macomber and Lyla Macomber. Sally is also survived by her sister, Kathleen Heins; and nieces and nephews: Joshua Heins, Jacob Heins, Rachel Cheney, Hannah Martin, and Mary Heins. She also leaves behind many beloved great nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents and her brother, Wayne Patrick Logue Jr.

Sally had a zest for life and a heart full of love. She was a Sunday School teacher for many years, sharing the love of Jesus with young children. She found joy in the simple things—baking cookies and pies for her family, tending to her garden, creating beautiful scrapbooks and handmade greeting cards, and especially spending time with her grandchildren. She loved having them over for sleepovers and always did special things with them like full tea parties and trips to the aquarium. You would often find her cheering on the sidelines and attending their events. She especially loved watching them in the Christmas parade. Sally made all of the holidays extra special for everyone around her. She had a special love for the beach and treasured moments spent by the ocean. Her grand-dog, Huggles, held a very special place in her heart.

Sally will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her.

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10/13/2025

Linda Mary Cartwright, age 77, of Forest Hill, Maryland, passed away peacefully on Thursday, October 9, 2025, surrounded by the love of her family. Born in Baltimore, she was the cherished daughter of the late Paul Joseph Dignazio and Sara Teresa (Guercio) Dignazio, and the devoted wife of the late Clifford Seamans Cartwright Jr., with whom she shared 41 years of marriage.

Linda was the heart of her family — a proud Italian woman whose strength, resilience, and deep sense of care defined her life. She was a loving mother, a doting grandmother, a loyal sister, and a true friend. Her family was her world, and she poured her heart into every role she held. She was a devout Catholic, whose faith guided and supported her through life.

Linda created a home filled with laughter and love. She was an excellent cook, famous for her potato salad, fried chicken, and peach pie. She found joy in the simple pleasures: a night of bingo with friends, a spontaneous trip to the casino, or a Sunday spent watching her beloved Baltimore Ravens. Football was more than a pastime — it was a passion she had since childhood, and she never missed a Raven’s game. For several years, she held season tickets, cheering for her team with unmatched enthusiasm.

Linda was a loving woman who gave endlessly, loved deeply, and stood firmly by those she loved, embodying the values of loyalty, kindness, and resilience.

She is survived by her children, Clifford Cartwright III, Rachel (Chris) Coutts, and Sandra Caldwell; her grandchildren, Tucker Caldwell, Nathan Caldwell, Reuben Caldwell, Alyssa (Levi) Reese, Alexander Coutts, Collin Cartwright, and Mason Cartwright; her sister, Lisa (Chuck) Levee; her nephew, Paul Levee; and her great-niece, Morgan Levee. She also shared an extraordinary lifelong friendship with Debbie Barlow — a bond that spanned decades and stood the test of time.

Contributions can be made in Linda’s memory to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, an organization close to her heart.

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10/10/2025

Frank August Nauman, Sr., age 78, of Forest Hill, Maryland, passed away peacefully on Thursday, October 9, 2025. Born in Baltimore, MD, he was the beloved son of the late Frank Ernest Nauman and Theresa Dorothy (Funk) Nauman.

Frank proudly served his country as an Air Force Veteran. He remained dedicated to supporting fellow servicemen and women through his involvement while working at the Maryland Air National Guard as a jet mechanic, retiring in 2004. He also worked as a limousine driver after he retired. A man of deep faith and generosity, Frank was an active member of the Fawn Grove Church of the Nazarene, where he served in multiple capacities and regularly volunteered his services at the church.

He had a passion for classic cars and especially loved driving his '65 Chevy Nova. Frank enjoyed spending time outdoors, camping, traveling, and lending a helping hand to anyone in need.

He is survived by his devoted wife, Linda (Bracken) Nauman; his loving daughters, Mandy Nauman and Anastasia Nauman (Dane Wilson); and his cherished grandchildren, Grant Ortel and Olivia Wilson. He is also survived by his sister, Nancy Airey (Robert); his brother, Robert Nauman (Robin); nieces, Jessica Nauman and Heather Bush (Chris); and nephew, Ryan Airey. He was close to and loved by extended family Shelby Crowe, Gary Bracken (Nancy), Brenda Willard (Jay), and cherished nieces and nephews.

Family and friends are invited to a time of visitation on Wednesday, October 15, 2025, at 11:00 AM at McComas Celebration of Life Center. A funeral service will begin at 12:30 PM, with a luncheon to follow.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in Frank’s memory to the Fawn Grove Church of the Nazarene Compassion Center or checks can be mailed to: Fawn Grove Compassion Center, Inc, 5300 Fawn Grove Road, Pylesville, Maryland 21132.

Frank will be remembered for his kindness, service, and the joy and laughter he brought to those around him.

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10/10/2025

Bradley Thomas Trimble, age 61, of Bel Air, Maryland, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, October 8, 2025, in Bel Air.

Born in Baltimore, Maryland, Bradley was the cherished son of Ernest Earl Trimble and Kathleen Marie (Welsh) Carter.

Bradley is survived by his devoted wife of nearly 40 years, Linda Trimble (née Nash). The couple met in high school and shared a deep and lasting love, built on decades of friendship, laughter, and unforgettable memories. Together, they raised two children: Bradley Trimble, Jr. and his wife Hannaleigh, and Kayla Gott and her husband Richard. He was a proud and loving grandfather to Liam Gott.

He is also survived by his father-in-law, Charles Nash.

Bradley was a man of many passions. He was an avid fan of music, classic cars, grilling, and especially enjoyed steaming crabs and visiting local breweries to sample craft beer. A member of the Bel Air Moose Lodge and a regular at the Arena Club gym, Bradley lived life with energy and enthusiasm. He cherished time with his family, especially their annual beach vacations, and maintained lifelong friendships with his high school crew, affectionately known as the “Fab Five.”

Bradley exemplified dedication and loyalty in every aspect of his life — as a husband, father, son, friend, and community member.

Bradley’s life will be honored with a Celebration of Life to be held at Hopkins Farm Brewery on Friday November 21st from 5:00-9:00 pm.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Susan G. Koman Foundation in honor of his mother, Kathleen Carter.

Bradley will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.

Make a donation to SUSAN G KOMEN BREAST CANCER FOUNDATION - SUSAN G KOMEN FOR THE CURE in memory of Bradley Thomas Trimble

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10/10/2025

Theresa Jane Lister, age 75, of Forest Hill, Maryland, passed away peacefully on Friday, October 10, 2025, in Forest Hill. Born in Baltimore, she was the daughter of the late Joseph John and Helen (Peizik) Foertschbeck, and the beloved wife of the late Thomas Richard Lister.

Theresa retired from Harford County Government, where she worked in the Facilities Operation Department. She was a devoted member of St. Ignatius Catholic Church. Theresa enjoyed baking, cooking, and crafting, and she cherished the time she and her husband spent traveling to Italy together.

She is survived by her sons, Keith Thomas Lister and John Michael Lister; John’s companion, Jen Rakestraw; Keith’s wife, Maggie Lister; and her cherished grandchildren, Alexis, Max, and Paige Lister, and Logan and Bella Rakestraw. She is also survived by her sister Joyce (Mike) Darby.

Contributions may be made in her memory to Spinal Muscular Atrophy in memory of her niece, Ashley Bigos.

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10/10/2025

Nelson Eddie Bell, age 88, of Street, Maryland, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, October 7, 2025.

Born in Hickory, North Carolina, Nelson was the son of the late Kenneth M. Bell and Kate (Leatherman) Bell.

Nelson owned Bell Construction Company since 1973 doing siding and home improvement. He played saxophone with several different bands performing at many venues in Maryland and DC. He cut a record with the Flintstones Band. He enjoyed the beach with his wife, children, and grandchildren. Nelson enjoyed Atlantic City trips and Bingo. He liked fishing, skiing, boogie boarding, and tubing. One of his favorite things was taking walks in many different parks around Harford County with his wife and little dog. He collected coins and marbles for several years.

He was the beloved husband of Joan C. (Niemczyk) Bell and together they shared a long and loving marriage.

In addition to his parents, Nelson was preceded in death by his son, Eddie Bell, and his daughter, Cathy Bell.

He is survived by his wife, Joan Bell; his children, David (Lauren) Bell and Sharon (John) Shanahan; and his stepchildren, Jacqueline Guercio, Russ (Shelly) Cress, and Jennifer (Jason) Busch.

Nelson was a proud grandfather to Kassidy Shanahan, Allison Bell, Steven Fischer, Ajay Bell, Flint Bell, David Cress, Kathryn Guercio, Joseph Guercio, Amanda Forrester, Nick Cress, Corey Cress, Ashley Busch, Ryan Busch, Kara Busch, Caden Busch, Chloe Busch, and Emily Busch, and a cherished great-grandfather to Price Kiracofe, Dallas Huber, Layla Forrester, Brandon Fischer, Breanna Fischer, Hailey Fischer, and Kaleb Baker.

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10/08/2025

Frank T. Wenham, age 80, of Edgewood, Maryland, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, October 8, 2025, in Bel Air.

Born in Amherst, New York, Frank was the son of the late Jack Wenham and the late Rose G. (Wilson) Wenham.

Frank proudly served in the United States Navy and went on to dedicate over 40 years of his professional life as a radiologic technician in the cardiovascular unit at Johns Hopkins Hospital, retiring in 2010.

A man of deep faith, Frank was a devoted member of Holy Spirit Catholic Church. He had a passion for golfing and fishing, and he was an enthusiastic supporter of the Baltimore Ravens, the Orioles, the Maryland Terrapins, and Bama. He treasured his retirement years spent camping at Gulls Way in Delaware and enjoyed daily walks with his beloved dog, Charlie.

Frank is survived by his loving children: son Michael Wenham and his wife Katie, and daughter Heather Myers and her husband Mark. He was a proud grandfather to Gabriella and Megan Wenham, and McKenna and Addison Myers. Also, Stepsons Doug Mueller and his wife Debbie, and Michael Mueller.

Frank was preceded in death by his life partner Sue Bailey. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to a charity of your choice.

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10/07/2025

Brian Christopher Sullivan, age 46, of Cockeysville, Maryland, passed away on Wednesday, October 1, 2025 at his home. Born in Baltimore, he was the beloved son of Timothy Burgan Sullivan and Brenna Rae (Rook) Sullivan.

Brian was preceded in death by his brother, Scott Sullivan (April 20, 1969 - May 18,1972) In addition to his parents, he is survived by many wonderful aunts, uncles, cousins and his loving girlfriend, Claire Tannenbaum. A graduate of Bel Air High School, one of Brian’s fondest memories, was playing baseball, with his teammates, as third baseman for the Bobcats, when the team won the Maryland State Championship in June 1996. He graduated from the University of Delaware in 2000, earning a Bachelor’s Degree in Business. He worked in the insurance industry for over 20 years and was a Senior Commercial Underwriter for Travelers Insurance Company in Hunt Valley, MD until his passing.

Brian was an avid sports fan. He especially loved the beach, particularly Ocean City, and enjoyed working from home two days a week in 2025 with Simon, Claire’s dog, by his side. He cherished Memorial Day as the start of summer, celebrated Thanksgiving with the annual Sullivan Turkey Bowl football game, and looked forward to the fun-loving events of Halloween. He also treasured time spent at his aunt’s log cabin home in Pennsylvania.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in Brian’s memory to the Ed Lally Foundation, supporting proactive mental health and su***de prevention.

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