A must see presentation on the rich history of the Montgomery County Sentinel, all 164 years of it, at the January 25th Montgomery County Historical Society Conference.
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Dr. Eugene Small of Colesville, age 88, A retired Professor of Protozoology at the University of Maryland, died peacefully in his sleep July 1st, 2019 at Brooke Grove Nursing and Rehab Center after a years long struggle with COPD and dementia. Gene is survived by: his wife Bootsy, his children, Jeff Small, Dan Small, Jon […]
Richard Hall Wilson, a retired educator from the Montgomery County School system, died Monday in his home in Leesburg, VA. He was 74. Richard was born in Salisbury, MD. He received his Bachelor’s degree from Salisbury State College, his Master’s degree from Loyola College of MD, and his PhD from University of Maryland. He […]
Gertrude Walter Lerch “Bobby”, 104, passed away peacefully on April 12, 2014. at her home in Chevy Chase Md. She was born in San Francisco to Albert and Mina Walter in 1910.
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