Parlett

On Friday, February 3, 2006, GENEVIEVE PARLETT (nee Warfield), 93, of Easton, MD, formerly of Glyndon, MD; devoted wife of the late N. Edward Parlett; beloved mother of Edward W. Parlett and his wife Bobbi, of Easton, MD; daughter of Anne P. Reder and her husband Robert, of Stevenson, MD. Also survived by four grandchildren, Genevieve Warfield Reder, Amanda Parlett Pelagatti, Sarah Walsh Reder and Anne Elizabeth Reder. A Memorial Mass will be celebrated at 10:30 A.M., on Tuesday, February 7, 2006, at Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic Church, Easton, MD. A second Mass will be celebrated at noon, Thursday, February 9, 2006, at Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church, Glyndon, MD. Burial will be private.

Charles Winfield Parlette, one of Howard County's first sworn police officers and a volunteer firefighter for six decades, died Friday at Howard County General Hospital in Columbia. The Clarksville resident was 77. Family members said he died from complications from a heart attack. A lifelong resident of Howard County, Mr. Parlette grew up on his family's 200-acre dairy farm in Clarksville. When his mother sold the land, she set aside a portion for her family. He built his home on the site in 1957 and resided there until his death.

On May 1, 2005, JOHN KNIGHT PARLETT, SR., 68, of Charlotte Hall, MD died at his residence. Born February 1, 1937, he was the son of the late Lawrence Linthicum and Lucy Louise Fowler Parlett. He is survived by his wife, Catherine Ann Mattingly Parlett. He is also survived by his children: John Knight Parlett, Jr., of Charlotte Hall, MD; Joseph Lawrence Parlett, Sr. of Charlotte Hall, MD; Cathleen Parlett Moeller of St. Leonard, MD; Cynthia Parlett Pickett of Wilmington, NC; William Timothy Parlett of Huntingtown, MD; Robert Wayne Parlett of Charlotte Hall, MD; and, Julie Parlett De Cesaris of Davidsonville, MD. Also surviving are twenty grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

On Friday, February 3, 2006, GENEVIEVE PARLETT (nee Warfield), 93, of Easton, MD, formerly of Glyndon, MD; devoted wife of the late N. Edward Parlett; beloved mother of Edward W. Parlett and his wife Bobbi, of Easton, MD; daughter of Anne P. Reder and her husband Robert, of Stevenson, MD. Also survived by four grandchildren, Genevieve Warfield Reder, Amanda Parlett Pelagatti, Sarah Walsh Reder and Anne Elizabeth Reder. A Memorial Mass will be celebrated at 10:30 A.M., on Tuesday, February 7, 2006, at Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic Church, Easton, MD. A second Mass will be celebrated at noon, Thursday, February 9, 2006, at Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church, Glyndon, MD. Burial will be private.

Hallett Parlett Baile, a retired supervisor with the Carroll County Department of Social Services, died Saturday of cancer at the Longview Nursing Home in Manchester. He was 56.In 1954 while working a summer job, he was thrown from a delivery truck that was struck by an automobile. The truck rolled over him, leaving his legs paralyzed. Mr. Baile, who had played basketball, football and baseball at New Windsor High School, refused to let his paralysis defeat him. He played wheelchair basketball which enabled him to travel around the United States.

Parlett L. Moore, who as president of Coppin State College in West Baltimore saw its enrollment and campus grow, died in his sleep Saturday at Mariner Health of Silver Spring. He was 92 and lived in Pikesville. After 14 years as president, Dr. Moore, who took only two sick days during his tenure, retired in 1970. Under his leadership, the West North Avenue institution's enrollment more than doubled and its campus expanded with a gymnasium, library, student union and science buildings.

John K. Parlett Sr., a former member of the House of Delegates and founder of a nationally acclaimed St. Mary's County farm museum, died of emphysema Sunday at his Charlotte Hall farm. He was 68 and had lived at Green Manor Farm. Mr. Parlett was born in Leonardtown and raised at Patuxent View Farm in Mechanicsville, where his parents raised cattle and grain. He attended Charlotte Hall Military Academy, and when he was 17, married the former Catherine Ann "Kitty" Mattingly. John K. Parlett Jr. of Charlotte Hall said in his eulogy that his father had "worn many hats during his lifetime."

Roy Parlett of Churchville was driving down Interstate 95 on his way to work when he heard news on the radio of the attack; his wife, Etta, who was picking up Harford County schoolchildren on her bus route, wouldn't find out until she returned home. It was the beginning of the day that would change their lives forever. But it wasn't Sept. 11, 2001. It was Oct. 12, 2000, when an explosives-laden skiff pulled alongside the USS Cole in a harbor off Yemen and blasted a hole in its hull, killing 17 sailors, including the Parletts' 19-year-old son, Joshua.

Roy Parlett of Churchville was driving down Interstate 95 on his way to work when he heard news on the radio of the attack; his wife, Etta, who was picking up Harford County schoolchildren on her bus route, wouldn't find out until she returned home. It was the beginning of the day that would change their lives forever. But it wasn't Sept. 11, 2001. It was Oct. 12, 2000, when an explosives-laden skiff pulled alongside the USS Cole in a harbor off Yemen and blasted a hole in its hull, killing 17 sailors, including the Parletts' 19-year-old son, Joshua.

On a balmy fall day, too beautiful for grief, Maryland buried its second sailor from the USS Cole. Engineman Fireman Joshua L. Parlett of Churchville - one of 17 crew members killed in the terrorist attack Oct. 12 on the Navy destroyer in Yemen - was laid to rest yesterday in a cemetery near his home. With a 21-gun salute and a lone bugler playing "Taps," sailors, friends and family bid a tearful farewell to the 19-year-old who died for his country. A police motorcade led the funeral procession through Harford County's winding country roads to the burial site at Harford Memorial Gardens in Churchville.

On October 3, 2005, MARY PARLETT of Gambrills, MD; beloved wife of the late Edward C. Barrett Jr.; loving mother of Michael E., Patrick G., Daniel J., Bernie J. Barrett, Rosemary B. Critzer, Mary Elizabeth Camden and Mary Adele Massimo. Dear sister of Joseph M. Parlett Jr. Also survived by four grandchildren. Preceded in death by a grandson Jeffrey Camden. Friends may call on Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. at the Hardesty Funeral Home, P.A., 12 Ridgely Ave, Annapolis, MD. Funeral Mass will be held at 9 A.M. on Thursday, October 6, 2005 in the Church of the Good Shepherd, 1451 Furnace Ave, Glen Burnie, MD. Interment Glen Haven Cemetery.

On July 15, 2005, RUTH PARLETTNEISSER; beloved wife of the late James M. Neisser; devoted mother of the late James Fillmore Neisser; dear sister of the late Julia Ann Klug, Helen F. Ports and James Edward Parlett. Also survived by several grandchildren, nieces and nephews and dear friend of Douglas D. Prunty and his family. Friends may call at the family owned Mitchell-Wiedfeld Funeral Home, Inc., 6500 York Rd. (at Overbrook), on Monday, July 18 from 12:30 to 1:30 P.M., at which time funeral services will be held.

On June 5, 2005, JOAN ANN (nee Parlett) "Susie" beloved wife of the late Arthur "Jim" Neisser Jr., devoted mother of Donna L. and her husband Adam W. Freeland and James C. Neisser, dear sister of Terry L. Sentz, Charles C. Parlett Jr., Roger L., Ronnie D. Sr., and Bonnie L. Parlett, loving grandmother of Jacob A. and Ava L. Freeland, also survived by many nieces and nephews. Friends may call at Evans Chapel of Memories-Parkville on Tuesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. Funeral service will be held at Christus Victor Lutheran Church on Wednesday at 12 noon.

John K. Parlett Sr., a former member of the House of Delegates and founder of a nationally acclaimed St. Mary's County farm museum, died of emphysema Sunday at his Charlotte Hall farm. He was 68 and had lived at Green Manor Farm. Mr. Parlett was born in Leonardtown and raised at Patuxent View Farm in Mechanicsville, where his parents raised cattle and grain. He attended Charlotte Hall Military Academy, and when he was 17, married the former Catherine Ann "Kitty" Mattingly. John K. Parlett Jr. of Charlotte Hall said in his eulogy that his father had "worn many hats during his lifetime."

On May 1, 2005, JOHN KNIGHT PARLETT, SR., 68, of Charlotte Hall, MD died at his residence. Born February 1, 1937, he was the son of the late Lawrence Linthicum and Lucy Louise Fowler Parlett. He is survived by his wife, Catherine Ann Mattingly Parlett. He is also survived by his children: John Knight Parlett, Jr., of Charlotte Hall, MD; Joseph Lawrence Parlett, Sr. of Charlotte Hall, MD; Cathleen Parlett Moeller of St. Leonard, MD; Cynthia Parlett Pickett of Wilmington, NC; William Timothy Parlett of Huntingtown, MD; Robert Wayne Parlett of Charlotte Hall, MD; and, Julie Parlett De Cesaris of Davidsonville, MD. Also surviving are twenty grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Louise N. Parlette, a former Baltimore County assessment clerk who was active in her church, died of respiratory complications Monday at Carroll Hospital Center in Westminster. She was 99 and lived for many years in Hereford. Mary Louise Norris was born and raised in Lutherville and Ruxton. She attended Towson High School until she married Henry Lewis Bowen Parlette Sr. in 1922 after he returned from military duty in France. After her husband, a printer, died in 1950, Mrs. Parlette began working as an assessment clerk in the Baltimore County Tax Assessment Office, a post she held for 16 years.

On June 5, 2005, JOAN ANN (nee Parlett) "Susie" beloved wife of the late Arthur "Jim" Neisser Jr., devoted mother of Donna L. and her husband Adam W. Freeland and James C. Neisser, dear sister of Terry L. Sentz, Charles C. Parlett Jr., Roger L., Ronnie D. Sr., and Bonnie L. Parlett, loving grandmother of Jacob A. and Ava L. Freeland, also survived by many nieces and nephews. Friends may call at Evans Chapel of Memories-Parkville on Tuesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. Funeral service will be held at Christus Victor Lutheran Church on Wednesday at 12 noon.

Neighbors said it was bad enough when Donald Parlett stored construction equipment on his property. But then he trucked in 850 pigs.Yesterday, the battle between the Earle Beach property owners shifted to a Baltimore County courtroom. The resolution? The threat of fines and the suggestion that Mr. Parlett position the malodorous herd closer to his own home.District Court Judge Gerald W. Wittstadt found Mr. Parlett guilty of 37 zoning violations and gave him two weeks to meet zoning regulations or be fined up to $63,200.

On July 12, 2004, M. LOUISE, (nee Norris), beloved wife of the late Henry L. B. Parlette, Sr., beloved mother of Mary L. Albright, Anne S. Durham, Henrietta M. Bull, Amanda B. Mc Laughlin and Henry (Hank) L. B. Parlette, Jr. She was predeceased by daughter Margaret (Hank) Shirley, sisters Margaret N. Laudeman and Eleanor Willey Acri and brothers Milton S. Norris, William O. Norris and Robert C. Norris. Also survived by 18 grandchildren, 30 great-grandchildren and nine great, great-grandchildren.

On June 2, 2004, MARGARET PARKER (nee Kneucker); beloved wife of the late Roland Parker, Sr.; loving mother of Roland Parker, Jr., Mary Fineagan and Helen Maroney; devoted grandmother of Roland, Margie, Tommy, J.R., Brian, Danny and Leslie; dear great-grandmother of Sarah, Robbie, Ryan, Elsie and Matthew. Friends may call at Cremations & Funeral Alternatives, 8717 Green Pastures Drive, on Friday 5 to 7 P.M. Mass of celebration will be held Saturday 9:30 A.M. in St. Dominic Church, 5310 Harford Road, Baltimore, MD 21214.