Corey Lynn Buggiani
February 5, 1983 – December 27, 2023
Corey Lynn Buggiani, 40, of Chesapeake Beach passed away December 27, 2023. She was born February 5, 1983, in Takoma Park to Roy Anthony and Deborah Lee (Steiner) Davis. Corey was raised in Abington, Massachusetts and moved with her family to Chesapeake, Virginia when she was 12. She graduated from Hickory High School and later obtained her Nursing Degree from the College of Southern Maryland. She married Andrew F. Buggiani on March 22, 2018, and they made their home in Chesapeake Beach. She was employed as a Registered Nurse at Calvert Health Medical Center, working on almost every floor throughout her career. Corey loved Harry Potter, baking, and spending time with her children.
She is survived by her husband, Andrew and their children Dominic and Donovan, her mother Deborah Davis, sister Betsy Gladen and husband Steven, and brother Alex Davis, as well as numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, extended family, and many friends. She was preceded in death by her father Roy Davis.
Visitation
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- Funeral Service
Saturday, February 3, 2024
11:00 AM
Interment
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3 Jan 2024
8:07am
Oh Corey, you were taken from us way too early. You’re such an awesome woman, awesome mom, awesome person. I miss you and my heart hurts thinking of your family and the two beautiful little men you gave life to. Love you. ❤️
City
Huntingtown
State
MD
3 Jan 2024
11:26am
I remember Corey from the time she first came to the hospital and worked on the 4th floor. It was such a privilege to watch this young woman grow in her nursing career, become more confident and assured in her role. She was a force on the floors and an advocate for her patients. I wish that I could have known her outside of the work place. I know that she loved her family and would share pictures with me whenever we would meet in the halls. I will miss you Corey and will be praying for your family to find strength in the days ahead.
City
California
State
MD
5 Jan 2024
7:13pm
Corey, I remember when you first arrived on L4 and I oriented you to the unit. You made the time fly by with the had many conversations we shared. I remember when you and Andrew first started dating. Which blossomed into marriage, a home, and your sons. I still display the star Christmas ornaments you made for me. Your humor and presence will be missed.
Rest easy my friend, Bernice
City
Saint Leonard
State
MD
25 Jan 2024
2:19pm
Corey always had a smile when I came by on my rounds. Taken from us too soon. You were a great nurse and I know how much you loved your family from the conversations we had. Your eyes always lit up talking about them. Corey will be missed greatly. Nursing is a calling, a lifestyle. I know her husband understood this. Lighting a candle for you Corey.
City
Lusby
State
Md
13 Mar 2024
10:29pm
Rest in Peace, Corey. You were taken from this earth way too soon. Our condolences go out to Andrew and your children. I remember when we first met you and how excited you were about buying a home in Breezy Point where we lived. When you would see Richard’s name on the register if he was on your floor at the hospital, you would stop by to say hello, which brightened his day. We send our prayers to your soul and your family, Richard and Carol Penfield, Breezy Point
City
NChesapeake Beach
State
Maryland
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Oh Corey, you were taken from us way too early. You’re such an awesome woman, awesome mom, awesome person. I miss you and my heart hurts thinking of your family and the two beautiful little men you gave life to. Love you. ❤️
I remember Corey from the time she first came to the hospital and worked on the 4th floor. It was such a privilege to watch this young woman grow in her nursing career, become more confident and assured in her role. She was a force on the floors and an advocate for her patients. I wish that I could have known her outside of the work place. I know that she loved her family and would share pictures with me whenever we would meet in the halls. I will miss you Corey and will be praying for your family to find strength in the days ahead.
Corey, I remember when you first arrived on L4 and I oriented you to the unit. You made the time fly by with the had many conversations we shared. I remember when you and Andrew first started dating. Which blossomed into marriage, a home, and your sons. I still display the star Christmas ornaments you made for me. Your humor and presence will be missed.
Rest easy my friend, Bernice
Corey always had a smile when I came by on my rounds. Taken from us too soon. You were a great nurse and I know how much you loved your family from the conversations we had. Your eyes always lit up talking about them. Corey will be missed greatly. Nursing is a calling, a lifestyle. I know her husband understood this. Lighting a candle for you Corey.
Rest in Peace, Corey. You were taken from this earth way too soon. Our condolences go out to Andrew and your children. I remember when we first met you and how excited you were about buying a home in Breezy Point where we lived. When you would see Richard’s name on the register if he was on your floor at the hospital, you would stop by to say hello, which brightened his day. We send our prayers to your soul and your family, Richard and Carol Penfield, Breezy Point