Mary Anne Overton
October 22, 1938 – July 5, 2021
Mary Anne Overton, 82, of Edgewater and formerly of Harwood passed away peacefully surrounded by her family’s love on July 5, 2021 in Owings under the loving care of Calvert Hospice. She was born October 22, 1938 in Washington, DC to Raymond Leonard and Mary Belle (Davis) Brown. Mary was raised in DC and graduated from Anacostia High School. She primarily lived in Harwood before moving to Victoria Park Senior Apartments in Edgewater, where she lived for 15 years. She was employed in retail for over 30 years and for the majority of her career she worked as an assistant manager for various drug stores. Mary was a former member of First Baptist Church of Upper Marlboro and later attended Riva Trace Baptist Church in Davidsonville. In her spare time, Mary loved crocheting and often made hats and blankets for newborns at Anne Arundel Medical Center, glass cases for breast cancer survivors, and afghans for the Anne Arundel Medical Center Infusion Center, as well as items for family. She also enjoyed the outdoors, going to the beach, watching her favorite team, the Baltimore Orioles and spending time with her friends at Victoria Park.
Mary is survived by her children Linda M. Ivy of Sumiton, AL, Deborah A. Rose of Harwood, Susan C. Browning and her husband John of Deale, and Marvin W. Overton III and his wife Sarina of Glenside, PA, six grandchildren, and 5 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her sisters Shirley Dwyer and Alice Hendricks.
Visitation
Services
- Life Celebration Visitation
Wednesday, July 14, 2021
10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Contributions
American Cancer Society
405 Williams Court, Suite 120
Baltimore, MD 21220
800-227-2345
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Wishing the comfort and peace of our Lord in this time of great loss to Linda, Debbie, Susan and Punky and all of your families. I have very fond memories of a summer spent with all of you at Wildwood New Jersey in 1969. I also have memories of Mom, Dad, Mary Ann and Alice, on many late summer nights sitting up talking and laughing with all of us kids sleeping on the floor at Nanny and Pop’s apartment. These are the memories we hold on to, a life of love and family that our parents provided for us until we see them again in heaven.
Love,
Cousin Tommy
I know this is a hard time, she struggled with this horrible decease for so long, but I know that she knew she was loved and took that with her on her next journey. Praying that the times you remember bring a smile to your face. She is free now of any pain.
Beanie and Janice Bransom
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May the love of friends bring comfort and loving memories to heal your hearts. You are in our prayers. Phil and Mary Rose.
The Cassidy family send our love and sympathy to your family and friends. We pray for you during this time of sorrow. God Bless You and your Family,
Duane, Stephanie, Tyler, Riley, Jack and Aidan
Wishing the comfort and peace of our Lord in this time of great loss to Linda, Debbie, Susan and Punky and all of your families. I have very fond memories of a summer spent with all of you at Wildwood New Jersey in 1969. I also have memories of Mom, Dad, Mary Ann and Alice, on many late summer nights sitting up talking and laughing with all of us kids sleeping on the floor at Nanny and Pop’s apartment. These are the memories we hold on to, a life of love and family that our parents provided for us until we see them again in heaven.
Love,
Cousin Tommy
We hope and pray the loving memories will ease your mind during this time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Love, Diana & Kenney
I know this is a hard time, she struggled with this horrible decease for so long, but I know that she knew she was loved and took that with her on her next journey. Praying that the times you remember bring a smile to your face. She is free now of any pain.
Beanie and Janice Bransom