Francis Martin Davidson, age 64, of Manassas, Virginia, passed away Friday, July 7, 2017 at Prince William Hospital after a long battle with Multiple Sclerosis. He was born on March 24, 1953, in Mariemont, Ohio, son of Francis J. and Elizabeth A. (Kerrivan) Davidson. He is survived by his wife Jo Anne, his 3 children Melissa Mae, Michael Joseph, Patrick Nicholas, as well as his brother Philip, sister Elizabeth, and sisters-in-law Mary Landolt and Irene Davidson. Frank spent his childhood and teenage years in Salem, Massachusetts, before moving to Brookeville, Maryland; New Carrollton, Maryland; and Manassas, Virginia. His career included the US ARMY, IBM, and the CIA.

Frank was a people person–anyone he came in contact with, he would ask: "where were you born?" Mostly because he loved hearing about what state or country they came from but also their culture. Always the amateur zoologist since childhood, he continued to enjoy bird and animal watching through his window at the nursing home. An avid historian, Frank loved the history of WWII. Frank especially liked studying the Civil War which was one of the main reasons he moved to Manassas. Frank was a popular person at the Gainesville Health and Rehab nursing home – many Nurses/CNA’s enjoyed taking care of him and always remarked that he was so nice, always said "thank you," and was one of their favorites.

LINCOLN, NH – Robert Neil Milligan, 50, of Catlett, VA passed away suddenly on July 9, 2017 in Lincoln, NH after a fun filled day participating in Warren Old Home Days and riding with his ATV buddies.

Robert was born on December 21, 1966 in Arlington, VA to Robert D. Milligan and Mary A. Maillet. He was a graduate of Bishop Dennis J. O’Connell High School. Following in his father’s footsteps, he became an amateur radio operator (KA4PWS), participating in Field Days, giving demonstrations of Boy Scout Clubs, and aeronautical acrobatic air competition of vintage planes.

Those left to cherish her memories are parents Nancy L. Cross and Clinton L. Cross; one son, Eric Reese Clatterbuck of Dale City, Virginia; one sister, Vivian L. Cross of San Antonio Texas; two brothers, Garland N. and Kelvin L. Cross of San Antonio Texas; several nieces, cousins, and nephews.

Evelyn Marie Ognowski, age 94, of Triangle, Virginia departed this life peacefully on July 6, 2017. Born on June 16, 1923 in Bailey’s Crossroads, VA, she is the beloved daughter of William Isaac and Annie Pearl Dean, sister of Charles William Dean, and wife for 9 years of Albert George Ognowski, all of whom have predeceased her. Evelyn worked for the National Geographic Society for 7 years, and the Department of the Air Force for over 33 years. She was the past President and Vice-President, and founding member of Bethel Historical Society, and a devout member of Bethel United Methodist Church of Woodbridge, VA since 1932. Evelyn was known for her loving kindness and generosity. She had such a big heart and there wasn’t a “stray” animal or person that she did not take in and make feel at home. Evelyn leaves behind a host of loving and devoted friends.