Elaine Johnson Entwisle
April 14, 1927 – July 21, 2022
Elaine Johnson Entwisle, age 95, of Solomons, MD (formerly of Forestville) passed away on July 21, 2022. She was the wife of Willard Ryon Entwisle, deceased. She leaves her daughter, Lynn Markert (Ken) of Cody, WY, granddaughter, Laurel Markert, grandson, Neil Markert, and son, Mark Entwisle.
She was the daughter of Wilda and Edwin Johnson (both deceased) of Bradbury Heights, MD. She graduated from Maryland Park High School in 1944, the Washington School for Secretaries in 1945, and earned an AA degree at George Washington University. Elaine married in 1952 and transferred her membership to Forest Memorial Methodist Church for many years. Now her membership was at St. Paul UMC in Lusby, MD. Elaine was a member of many historical local groups, and belonged to Electa Chapter #2, OES and was an affiliate member at Marlboro Chapter #61, OES
A committal service will be held privately.
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23 Jul 2022
12:50pm
I knew Elaine and Willard from my early childhood. They were both great contributors to their Forestville community and especially Forest Memorial Methodist Church. Both were very committed to the Masonic family including the OES. They were wonderful examples for anyone to emulate. As with Willard, Elaine leaves a vacuum that will hard to fill.
Kenneth Wyvill
City
Orange
State
Virginia
23 Jul 2022
2:20pm
Elaine was loved deeply and will be missed greatly.
Bill and Joyce Randall
City
St. Augustine
State
Florida
29 Jul 2022
8:33am
To: Elaine’s family,
My relationship with Elaine and Willard was forged more than 40 years ago. I was their pastor’s son, a student at Wesley Theological Seminary and, for a year, a part-time staff at Forest Memorial United Methodist Church. I am certain that Elaine helped with my wedding celebration/ reception on 7/21/1979 (Dayna and I just celebrated #43!) which happened in Forestville. My memories of both are very positive. My deepest sympathy is extended to you. May God grant you peace and comfort.
My mother, Grace, extends her sympathy, also.
City
Lusby
State
MD
30 Jul 2022
2:12am
I am so sorry to see that Elaine passed away. My mother, Josephine Marschat Tucker were in High School choir together. Elaine & my mother would talk about how they would go to my mother’s house for cookies my grandmother would bake. They had remained friends for all these years. My mother always looked forward to her cat Christmas card. My mother passed away in November 2018. I would call Elaine every few months to just say hello. Elaine’s memory will shine bright in all who knew her.
City
NASHVILLE
State
Tennessee
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I knew Elaine and Willard from my early childhood. They were both great contributors to their Forestville community and especially Forest Memorial Methodist Church. Both were very committed to the Masonic family including the OES. They were wonderful examples for anyone to emulate. As with Willard, Elaine leaves a vacuum that will hard to fill.
Kenneth Wyvill
Elaine was loved deeply and will be missed greatly.
Bill and Joyce Randall
To: Elaine’s family,
My relationship with Elaine and Willard was forged more than 40 years ago. I was their pastor’s son, a student at Wesley Theological Seminary and, for a year, a part-time staff at Forest Memorial United Methodist Church. I am certain that Elaine helped with my wedding celebration/ reception on 7/21/1979 (Dayna and I just celebrated #43!) which happened in Forestville. My memories of both are very positive. My deepest sympathy is extended to you. May God grant you peace and comfort.
My mother, Grace, extends her sympathy, also.
I am so sorry to see that Elaine passed away. My mother, Josephine Marschat Tucker were in High School choir together. Elaine & my mother would talk about how they would go to my mother’s house for cookies my grandmother would bake. They had remained friends for all these years. My mother always looked forward to her cat Christmas card. My mother passed away in November 2018. I would call Elaine every few months to just say hello. Elaine’s memory will shine bright in all who knew her.