AGNES CECELIA CHESLEY was called home to be with the Lord.
Agnes was a native of Clements, MD and a resident of Washington DC for over 50 years.
Born the daughter of the late Francis Cornelius Carter and Mary Cornelia Carter.
Agnes was preceded in passing by her late and devoted husband of 45 years, Walter Everett Chesley of Washington, DC.
She is survived by 10 children, William E. of Upper Marlboro, MD, Walter T. of Eden Prairie, MN, Francis M. of Rockaway Township, NJ, Al C. of Washington, DC, Ellen C. of Clinton, MD, Jacqueline E. of Washington, DC, John K. of Alexandria, VA, Carolyn E. of Clinton, MD, Martin A. of Bakersfield, CA. and Delmar C. of Upper Marlboro, MD. She is also survived by daughters-in-law, Sharon Chesley, Dawn Chesley, Towana Chesley, Lisa Chesley and Erika Chesley; 14 grandchildren; an aunt, Bernice Barbour; four sisters, Mary Madeline Davis, Helen Elizabeth Davis, Anna Geraldine Tyer, Frances Alberta Jenifer and two brothers Raymond Matthew Carter, and Thomas Theodore Carter, all of whom reside in Clements, MD. Two brothers preceded her in death, James A. Carter and George A. Carter.
Agnes was a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Washington DC.
She enjoyed spending time with family and friends, cooking, attending church and participating in church-sponsored social activities.
Agnes cultivated many lasting friendships over her lifetime. She will be fondly remembered by all who came in touch with her vibrant personality.
Viewing will be held on October 5, until Mass of Christian Burial at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, Washington, DC.
Arrangements by LEE FUNERAL HOME, INC.
Agnes was a native of Clements, MD and a resident of Washington DC for over 50 years.
Born the daughter of the late Francis Cornelius Carter and Mary Cornelia Carter.
Agnes was preceded in passing by her late and devoted husband of 45 years, Walter Everett Chesley of Washington, DC.
She is survived by 10 children, William E. of Upper Marlboro, MD, Walter T. of Eden Prairie, MN, Francis M. of Rockaway Township, NJ, Al C. of Washington, DC, Ellen C. of Clinton, MD, Jacqueline E. of Washington, DC, John K. of Alexandria, VA, Carolyn E. of Clinton, MD, Martin A. of Bakersfield, CA. and Delmar C. of Upper Marlboro, MD. She is also survived by daughters-in-law, Sharon Chesley, Dawn Chesley, Towana Chesley, Lisa Chesley and Erika Chesley; 14 grandchildren; an aunt, Bernice Barbour; four sisters, Mary Madeline Davis, Helen Elizabeth Davis, Anna Geraldine Tyer, Frances Alberta Jenifer and two brothers Raymond Matthew Carter, and Thomas Theodore Carter, all of whom reside in Clements, MD. Two brothers preceded her in death, James A. Carter and George A. Carter.
Agnes was a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Washington DC.
She enjoyed spending time with family and friends, cooking, attending church and participating in church-sponsored social activities.
Agnes cultivated many lasting friendships over her lifetime. She will be fondly remembered by all who came in touch with her vibrant personality.
Viewing will be held on October 5, until Mass of Christian Burial at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, Washington, DC.
Arrangements by LEE FUNERAL HOME, INC.
AGNES CECELIA CHESLEY was called home to be with the Lord.
Agnes was a native of Clements, MD and a resident of Washington DC for over 50 years.
Born the daughter of the late Francis Cornelius Carter and Mary Cornelia Carter.
Agnes was preceded in passing by her late and devoted husband of 45 years, Walter Everett Chesley of Washington, DC.
She is survived by 10 children, William E. of Upper Marlboro, MD, Walter T. of Eden Prairie, MN, Francis M. of Rockaway Township, NJ, Al C. of Washington, DC, Ellen C. of Clinton, MD, Jacqueline E. of Washington, DC, John K. of Alexandria, VA, Carolyn E. of Clinton, MD, Martin A. of Bakersfield, CA. and Delmar C. of Upper Marlboro, MD. She is also survived by daughters-in-law, Sharon Chesley, Dawn Chesley, Towana Chesley, Lisa Chesley and Erika Chesley; 14 grandchildren; an aunt, Bernice Barbour; four sisters, Mary Madeline Davis, Helen Elizabeth Davis, Anna Geraldine Tyer, Frances Alberta Jenifer and two brothers Raymond Matthew Carter, and Thomas Theodore Carter, all of whom reside in Clements, MD. Two brothers preceded her in death, James A. Carter and George A. Carter.
Agnes was a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Washington DC.
She enjoyed spending time with family and friends, cooking, attending church and participating in church-sponsored social activities.
Agnes cultivated many lasting friendships over her lifetime. She will be fondly remembered by all who came in touch with her vibrant personality.
Viewing will be held on October 5, until Mass of Christian Burial at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, Washington, DC.
Arrangements by LEE FUNERAL HOME, INC.
Agnes was a native of Clements, MD and a resident of Washington DC for over 50 years.
Born the daughter of the late Francis Cornelius Carter and Mary Cornelia Carter.
Agnes was preceded in passing by her late and devoted husband of 45 years, Walter Everett Chesley of Washington, DC.
She is survived by 10 children, William E. of Upper Marlboro, MD, Walter T. of Eden Prairie, MN, Francis M. of Rockaway Township, NJ, Al C. of Washington, DC, Ellen C. of Clinton, MD, Jacqueline E. of Washington, DC, John K. of Alexandria, VA, Carolyn E. of Clinton, MD, Martin A. of Bakersfield, CA. and Delmar C. of Upper Marlboro, MD. She is also survived by daughters-in-law, Sharon Chesley, Dawn Chesley, Towana Chesley, Lisa Chesley and Erika Chesley; 14 grandchildren; an aunt, Bernice Barbour; four sisters, Mary Madeline Davis, Helen Elizabeth Davis, Anna Geraldine Tyer, Frances Alberta Jenifer and two brothers Raymond Matthew Carter, and Thomas Theodore Carter, all of whom reside in Clements, MD. Two brothers preceded her in death, James A. Carter and George A. Carter.
Agnes was a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Washington DC.
She enjoyed spending time with family and friends, cooking, attending church and participating in church-sponsored social activities.
Agnes cultivated many lasting friendships over her lifetime. She will be fondly remembered by all who came in touch with her vibrant personality.
Viewing will be held on October 5, until Mass of Christian Burial at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, Washington, DC.
Arrangements by LEE FUNERAL HOME, INC.
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