Eugene Thomas “Gene” Maratta, Sr.
April 8, 1940- August 8, 2020
Eugene Thomas “Gene” Maratta, Sr., 80, of Lusby, MD passed away on August 8, 2020 at his residence. Born April 8, 1940 in Louisville, KY, he was the son of the late Joseph Caleb Maratta and Margaret Rose (O’Brien) Maratta.
Gene graduated from St. John’s College High School in 1958 and received his MBA from the University of Maryland. He received his PHD from Columbia Southern University in 1998. Gene served in the U.S. Air Force for twenty three years, retiring on November 2, 1996. He was a Comptroller for the U.S. Air National Guard for thirty years.
Gene is survived by his children, Eugene Thomas “Tom” Maratta, Jr. of Lusby, MD, Rosemary Beth Kendall of Cary, NC, Kelly O’Brien Scarborough of Denver, CO and Heather Kathleen Gough of Chugiak, AK; eight grandchildren; and siblings, Eleanor Mattingly of Laurel, MD and Elizabeth Bergmann of Louisville, KY. He was preceded in death by his wife, Nancy Ford Maratta and his brother, Joseph Maratta, Jr.
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13 Aug 2020
4:56pm
Martha and Tom – So sorry to hear of Tom’s dad’s passing. I am sending prayers for your family as you get through this difficult time. He sounds like he was a good man who lived a good life. Sincere sympathy to your family at this time.
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PRINCE FREDERICK
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MD
16 Aug 2020
2:44pm
I am sorry to read of Gene’s death. We were friends in pre than and thru college days. Both were in the scout troop led by Mr Maratta with the assistance of Joe and Gene. Rest In Peace.
Michael Wheatley
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Miltom
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Delaware
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Martha and Tom – So sorry to hear of Tom’s dad’s passing. I am sending prayers for your family as you get through this difficult time. He sounds like he was a good man who lived a good life. Sincere sympathy to your family at this time.
I am sorry to read of Gene’s death. We were friends in pre than and thru college days. Both were in the scout troop led by Mr Maratta with the assistance of Joe and Gene. Rest In Peace.
Michael Wheatley