DAWN M. BRADY
Dawn M. Brady (43) of Ashburn, VA on Monday, January 27, 2014 passed away with family and friends at her side at INOVA Loudoun Hospital. Beloved wife of Justin Collins. Sister of Chawnie Rueff and Belva Lovell.
Dawn was a proud attendee of Crowder College and Missouri Southern State University achieving a Bachelor's degree in History. Working as an application verifier for the Daughters of the American Revolution, Dawn developed a great passion for genealogy; she later became the founder of Prove the Line Genealogy Services. Dawn also enjoyed volunteering her time with Loudoun Chapter #170 of the United Daughters of the Confederacy where she helped honor fallen veterans of the Civil War. Dawn's kind, caring and nurturing personality will be missed by all including her cats Hanna, Lawrence and Amelia. . Interment to follow at Fairfax Memorial Park. In addition to flowers, donations may be made in Dawn's name to INOVA Health Foundation and the Augusta County SPCA.
Interment to follow at Fairfax Memorial Park.
Published in The Washington Post on Jan. 31, 2014
DAWN M. BRADY
Dawn M. Brady (43) of Ashburn, VA on Monday, January 27, 2014 passed away with family and friends at her side at INOVA Loudoun Hospital. Beloved wife of Justin Collins. Sister of Chawnie Rueff and Belva Lovell.
Dawn was a proud attendee of Crowder College and Missouri Southern State University achieving a Bachelor's degree in History. Working as an application verifier for the Daughters of the American Revolution, Dawn developed a great passion for genealogy; she later became the founder of Prove the Line Genealogy Services. Dawn also enjoyed volunteering her time with Loudoun Chapter #170 of the United Daughters of the Confederacy where she helped honor fallen veterans of the Civil War. Dawn's kind, caring and nurturing personality will be missed by all including her cats Hanna, Lawrence and Amelia. . Interment to follow at Fairfax Memorial Park. In addition to flowers, donations may be made in Dawn's name to INOVA Health Foundation and the Augusta County SPCA.
Interment to follow at Fairfax Memorial Park.
Published in The Washington Post on Jan. 31, 2014
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