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Emma Rae Kirkpatrick, 20 months old, of Woodbridge, Virginia, passed away on May 28th, 2021.
Emma was born in Washington, D.C., to Ryan Wilson Kirkpatrick and Denise Mammen Kirkpatrick on September 17th, 2019. She went to daycare at Kindercare Lakeridge and was cared for deeply by her teachers and friends. She attended St. John’s Lutheran Church in Alexandria, VA with her parents and sister and was a beloved member of the congregation.
Emma is preceded in death by her uncle, Brian Mammen.
Emma is survived by her parents, Ryan and Denise; her sister, Hazel Grace Kirkpatrick; and her grandparents, David and Judi Mammen and Ted and Carolyn Kirkpatrick.
Charitable contributions may be given in Emma’s name to the Down Syndrome Association of Northern Virginia (DSANV) and Gigi’s Playhouse – Annapolis, MD.
The Kirkpatrick family wishes to extend our sincere thanks to Emma’s cardiologist, Dr. Jason Mitchell, and the cardiology department at Kaiser Capitol Hill; her pediatrician, Dr. Azka Sophie; the Cardiac ICU and Heart and Kidney Unit at Children’s Hospital; her occupational therapist, Sonia; her speech therapists, Amanda and Caressa; and her physical therapists, Claire and Will.
Emmanuel (Noel) Montoro, a loving husband, father, brother, and friend peacefully went to be with Our Lord on May 26, 2021.
Noel was a distinguished individual and lived a very accomplished life. Born in the Philippines, he immigrated to the United States, served in the US army, and traveled the world.
He was a devoted family man and loved by all that knew him.
He is survived by his wife, Shonnie Montoro, two kids, Vincent and Hanna, and his sister Marilyn Montoro Banogan
Kennedy Evans Cobb “Kang” peacefully passed away at Mary Washington Hospital on May 28, 2021. Kennedy went to be with his Lord savior and loved ones that preceded him at the age of 54 years old.
Kennedy was born in Florence, South Carolina to the loving parents of Mr. and Mrs. Henry and Lizzie Cobb of Dillion, South Carolina. He attended Florence South Carolina District 1 public Schools and further attended Darlington Technical College.
Kennedy worked as a laborer in concrete. He enjoyed spending quality time with his family, attending parties, traveling, and spreading joy and laughter to everyone. Kennedy will be remembered by his kindness, charitable ways, and laughter. Kennedy was actively involved in the community outreach program.
Kennedy is survived by 4 sisters: Mrs. Lizzie King, Florence, S.C., Ms. Henrietta Ratley-Douglas-Cook, Woodbridge, Va, Ms. Linda Cobb, Dumfries, Va, and Ms. Helen Cobb, Woodbridge, Va. 2 brothers: Mr. Levern Cobb, Baltimore, MD and Mr. Rocky Cobb Woodbridge, Va. Numerous nieces: Mary Ratley, Kimberly Cobb, Chantee Cobb, Lizzie Cobb, Latoya and April King. Nephews: Corneilous Douglas, Kendrick Cobb, Jonathan Cobb, Andre Cobb-Mante and Christian Cobb. Kennedy is also survived by numerous great nephews. Kendrick (KeKe) Cobb, Julian Cobb, Marques & Q-Jada Cobb and Grayson King and great nieces Christinia Cobb, Catilaya Cobb, Amarai Cobb, Kenna Cobb and numerous family members and friends. Kennedy is preceded in death by his loving parents (Mr. Henry and Lizzie Cobb), and numerous family members.
James Clarence Cole Sr., 92, died June 1, 2021, of Woodbridge, VA passed away at Fort Belvoir Community Hospital, Fort Belvoir, VA. He was born December 15, 1928, in Hanson, Massachusetts, to the late Walter and Cora Cole. This loving man was preceded in death by his wife of 49 years, Charlotte, six brothers and four sisters. Jim is survived by his children, Elke Jean Lestingi (Jeanie) of Woodbridge, VA and James Clarence Cole Jr. of Washington, DC, and granddaughter Ashley Joy Lestingi.
Jim led a life of service. He was a veteran of the Korean War and World War II and served in the Army. Following his military retirement, he spent his service with the Secret Service.
Jim was a kind, compassionate, generous, and loyal man to his family and friends. He will forever be remembered for his outgoing personality, infectious laughter, and love of life. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
The family would like to thank everyone for their support, but especially his dedicated and dear friends Amelia Rosia and Walter Chanduvil for being Jim’s support and drivers to doctor’s appointments. Rosia and Walter – we deeply appreciate you and cannot thank you enough.
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