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If you are going through a difficult time, your brothers and sisters are here for you; in this environment where digital is everything, we are continuously striving on the improvement of the human connection.

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    Passing of Phillip  Gillespie

    Phillip worked at Channel 9 – WTOP from 1973-1974, he also worked at CBS Washington News bureau from 1974-2009 as a tape editor

    If you would  to contact the family please call  Mrs. Camfiord @ 703-830-3783 or 703-216-5988  (sister)

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    Prayers go out to Aubrey Bryant, a local 1200 member at WUSA . His grand-daughter Tianna was diagnosed with a rare disorder called Neurosurgery Arteriovenous malformation (AVM) which is an abnormal connection between arteries and veins, bypassing the capillary system.

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    Albert Bargamian, dear husband of the late Joyce E. Bargamian; loving father of Michael Z. and the late Gary Bargamian; cherished father-in-law of Jodi Bargamian; beloved grandfather of Michelle Mazanec (Christopher) and Michael and Elizabeth Bargamian; great-grandfather of Jace and Madelyn Mazanec; dear brother of Grace Bargamian.

    A CBS television news camera operator who covered the White House from the Ford to the Clinton administrations, died Nov. 25 at a care center in Ellicott City, Md The cause was dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, said a son, Michael Bargamian.

    Mr. Bargamian, a resident of Silver Spring, Md., was born in New York City. At CBS, he covered a variety of assignments, including Washington Redskins football games, before he was assigned to the White House. He retired in the mid-1990s.

     


     

    Toni Hoover

    As you may have heard, Toni’s mom has passed.  Please  keep her and her family  in your prayers.


     


     

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