David William Moore of Midlothian died 7/28/21 at the age of 66. He was born in Germany. As part of a military family, David lived in KS, MI, KY and NY before settling in VA. He was a graduate of Virginia Tech and a huge Hokies fan.

He loved fishing, Hokies football, church activities (at St. Paul UMC), Emmaus and Chrysalis ministries. He is survived by his father Lt. Col. (Ret.) Richard Moore, mother Shirley Moore both of Clifton, his wife April Moore of Midlothian, his daughter Aubrey Stalcup of Norfolk, his daughter Stephanie of Stafford.

He has four grandsons, Aidan Stalcup, Andrew Stalcup, Conor Loving and Caleb Loving. A Celebration of Life is planned for 8/7/21 at 1pm at Woodlake UMC, 15640 Hampton Park Dr., Chesterfield, VA.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Assoc. for Frontotemporal Degeneration.

Elouise ‘Jerrie’ Carmody Kevorkian, 78, was mercifully released from the cruel grip of Alzheimer’s on Aug. 2, 2021.

Jerrie was born to Gerald and Elouise Carmody in 1942 in Orange County, Fla., and spent her childhood traveling around the world with her Air Force family.

Jerrie spent her career as a programmer/analyst at the Federal Reserve Board in Washington, D.C. After retiring from the federal government, she served as a volunteer EMT in Deltaville, Va., where she and her husband George spent their retirement years at their beloved ‘Rivah House.’

Jerrie was a fearless and adventurous traveler who loved the experience of visiting countries around the world. Throughout the years, she lived in or visited Portugal, China, Czech Republic, Germany, France, England, Armenia, Turkey, Egypt, Jordan, Ukraine, the Philippines, Panama and more.

Exceptionally friendly and outgoing, Jerrie loved meeting new people and never met a stranger. The ultimate social butterfly, she would strike up a conversation with anyone. She would tell her daughters that “you can learn so much by listening to people.”

Jerrie also loved music and dancing. Every Sunday she would put on Kasey Kasem’s Top 40 and bounce around the house singing Linda Ronstadt, Elton John, and Earth Wind and Fire songs. She enjoyed a wide variety of music, from Kenny Rogers to Prince, Gordon Lightfoot, the Bee Gees, the Commodores and anyone else who made her snap her fingers.

She was a light who will truly be missed.

In addition to her parents, Jerrie was predeceased by her husband George Kevorkian, brother Tim Carmody, and son-in-law Earl Wilkins Jr.

Jerrie is survived by her daughters Dawn Hogenson and husband John, Shannon Soriano, and Charlene Wilkins; grandchildren Erin Soriano, Maya Wilkins, Jay Wilkins, Alissa Hogenson, Adam Hogenson and Sean Paul; great-granddaughters Giada and Shae; as well as her first cousin Gay Brumley.

Heartfelt thanks to the nurses, caregivers and staff at Brookdale at Lake Ridge and Vitas Hospice who lovingly cared for Jerrie through many years of ups and downs.

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James Lunceford, 81, of Dumfries died July 29, 2021 at Inova Mt Vernon Hospital surrounded by his family. He was born October 28, 1939 to the late Walter F. and Bessie Shiflett.  James enjoyed building and restoring cars, and spending time with his family.

Mr. Lunceford is preceded in death by his son, Dale and his brother, Charles. He is survived and leaves to cherish his memory his wife, Lena W. Lunceford; children, Ricky and Brenda; grandchildren, Jamie Sue, Robbie, Taylor, Jake, Kaylee, Ricky, and Jimmy; great grandchildren, Jaylisa, Park, and Mike. He is also survived by his siblings, Ruby, Joyce, Ralph, Stella, and Wanda.

The family will receive friends 10am Wednesday, August 4, 2021 at Mountcastle Turch Funeral Home, 4143 Dale Blvd. Dale City, VA 22193. A Life Celebration service will begin at 11am at the funeral home, followed by interment at Dumfries Cemetery.