Elsie Mae Buckmaster
November 14, 1931 – June 5, 2022
Elsie Mae Buckmaster, 90, of Chesapeake Beach passed away peacefully on June 5, 2022. She was born November 14, 1931, in Prince Frederick, MD to James Russell and Mary Hardesty. Elsie was raised on the family farm in Sunderland, MD and graduated from Calvert High School. She married Robert Buckmaster in January of 1954 and moved to Chesapeake Beach where they raised their family. She was a member of the North Beach VFD Auxiliary for roughly 50 years, where she held several offices. She was also a member of the Southern Maryland Ladies Auxiliary. Elsie sold Avon for over 50 years. She enjoyed playing BINGO, cards, especially pitch, and softball. Most of all she enjoyed getting in her red Ford Focus and riding through the beach. Elsie was a friend to all and a mother to many. She will be missed by all.
Elsie was preceded in death by her husband Robert, parents James Russell and Mary Hardesty, grandson Robert Buckmaster III, sister Lillian and Mary Jane, and brothers James and Maurice. She is survived by her children Roberta Bowen of Leonardtown, Barbara “Sissy” Groom (Danny) of Murrells Inlet, SC, Robert Buckmaster, Jr. of Lusby, and James Buckmaster (Angie) of Chesapeake Beach. Also surviving are her grandchildren Jana Vitecka (Rich), Kyle Groom, Heather Windsor (Ben), Zachary Buckmaster (Danielle), and Madison Buckmaster, and Kennedy Buckmaster, and great-grandchildren Gavin and Brynn Vitecka, Hunter Windsor, and Mia Buckmaster.
Visitation
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- Funeral Service
Friday, June 10, 2022
1:00 PM
Interment
- Burial
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Elsie Was A Staple In All Of Our Avon Careers. She was always fun and very sweet, And Dear Friend To Many. We Will Surely Miss Her And Cherish Our Memories.
Debbie Bowers & Nancy Perrygo
As Well As All Of Avon District 2671
Sissy , Roberta and Bobby, Please accept my sincere condolences. Your mom was a great lady. I can remember as a kid when she would be calling Bobby to get his rear end home for dinner every evening like clockwork. But she wasn’t saying rear end. Just saying. lol. Please forgive me for not being able to attend. RIP Elsie Mae
Sissy , Roberta , Bobby. So sorry to hear about your mom. Remember going skating with you all when we were kids and Elsie Mae always made me feel welcome and like family. Sweet lady. Apologies for not being able
to pay my respects. RIP
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So sorry for your loss. I remember Mrs Buckmaster while I was growing up. She was always kind and funny.
So sorry for your loss, our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Connie and Ed
I just adored your mom.
She was a mom to us all.
Many prayers for the whole family. Wish I could be there to celebrate her life!
Robert Jr.Family & Friends,
You’ll have my Most Deepest & Sincere
Condolences….🙏
RIP I will always remember your wit. Especially when asked what’s for dinner and your reply was “hog ass and hominy”
Elsie Was A Staple In All Of Our Avon Careers. She was always fun and very sweet, And Dear Friend To Many. We Will Surely Miss Her And Cherish Our Memories.
Debbie Bowers & Nancy Perrygo
As Well As All Of Avon District 2671
I loved Elsie Mae. I am sorry for your loss. She was a very sweet lady. One of a kind.
Sissy , Roberta and Bobby, Please accept my sincere condolences. Your mom was a great lady. I can remember as a kid when she would be calling Bobby to get his rear end home for dinner every evening like clockwork. But she wasn’t saying rear end. Just saying. lol. Please forgive me for not being able to attend. RIP Elsie Mae
Sissy , Roberta , Bobby. So sorry to hear about your mom. Remember going skating with you all when we were kids and Elsie Mae always made me feel welcome and like family. Sweet lady. Apologies for not being able
to pay my respects. RIP
A hard worker who dedicated so much of her life to others. She loved working at the NBVFD yard sales and socializing. She will be missed!
Roberta, I’m so sorry to hear of the loss of your mother. Praying that God will give you peace and comfort during this time of grieving, I think of you often. We worked at Calvert Bank together many years ago!