Daughter of the late James Raymond and Helen Trundle Joy, sister of Franklin and James Joy, and Ann Matilda "Tilly" Burke Ingram.
Mother of two daughters, Linda Gail Plunkard Young and Kimberly Ann McMillian Stakes.
Mary Emma was the widow of the late Hobert McMillian, who died on Nov 9, 2001. Mary Emma was at Golden Living Nursing Care Home at the time of her death.
In early years she was a school teacher in the New Market, Libertytown and Frederick communities. She was an active volunteer for the St Jude's Foundation, supporter of the Frederick Humane Society, Disabled Veterans, and Cancer Foundation.
Interned on Saturday Aug 1, Deacon John L. Manley officiated
Mother of two daughters, Linda Gail Plunkard Young and Kimberly Ann McMillian Stakes.
Mary Emma was the widow of the late Hobert McMillian, who died on Nov 9, 2001. Mary Emma was at Golden Living Nursing Care Home at the time of her death.
In early years she was a school teacher in the New Market, Libertytown and Frederick communities. She was an active volunteer for the St Jude's Foundation, supporter of the Frederick Humane Society, Disabled Veterans, and Cancer Foundation.
Interned on Saturday Aug 1, Deacon John L. Manley officiated
Daughter of the late James Raymond and Helen Trundle Joy, sister of Franklin and James Joy, and Ann Matilda "Tilly" Burke Ingram.
Mother of two daughters, Linda Gail Plunkard Young and Kimberly Ann McMillian Stakes.
Mary Emma was the widow of the late Hobert McMillian, who died on Nov 9, 2001. Mary Emma was at Golden Living Nursing Care Home at the time of her death.
In early years she was a school teacher in the New Market, Libertytown and Frederick communities. She was an active volunteer for the St Jude's Foundation, supporter of the Frederick Humane Society, Disabled Veterans, and Cancer Foundation.
Interned on Saturday Aug 1, Deacon John L. Manley officiated
Mother of two daughters, Linda Gail Plunkard Young and Kimberly Ann McMillian Stakes.
Mary Emma was the widow of the late Hobert McMillian, who died on Nov 9, 2001. Mary Emma was at Golden Living Nursing Care Home at the time of her death.
In early years she was a school teacher in the New Market, Libertytown and Frederick communities. She was an active volunteer for the St Jude's Foundation, supporter of the Frederick Humane Society, Disabled Veterans, and Cancer Foundation.
Interned on Saturday Aug 1, Deacon John L. Manley officiated
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