Mary Nell Stubbs
April 25, 1945 – September 17, 2024
Mary Nell Stubbs, 79, of Frederick, MD, passed away September 17, 2024. Born on April 25, 1945 in Washington, D.C., Mary was the daughter of Margaret Anne (Engel) and Snoden Archie Stubbs. Mary grew up in Hyattsville, MD, and graduated from Regina High School class of 1963. She was a skilled seamstress and loved to sew gifts for her family. She was also a faithful and active member of the Fort Detrick Holy Family Catholic Community.
Mary is survived by her brothers, Robert Joel Stubbs of Chesapeake Beach, and Dennis Joseph Stubbs of Upper Marlboro; sisters Anne Teresa Stewart, Margaret Mary Bell, both of Hyattsville, and Teresa Avila Vook of Ellicott City; eleven nephews, eleven nieces, several great nieces and nephews, and a host of extended family and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents, Snoden and Margaret Stubbs, and her brother, Michael Eugene Stubbs.
Visitation
Sunday, September 29, 2024
2:00 P.M. – 4:00 P.M.
&
6:00 P.M. – 8:00 P.M.
Services
- Mass of Christian Burial
Monday, September 30, 2024
10:00 A.M.
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20 Sep 2024
8:00pm
Mary loved to stop and talk, to check in with what was happening with Ed and I. We helped each other with projects. A remarkable lady and great neighbor who will be missed.
City
Frederick
State
MD
1 Oct 2024
10:31am
Thank you. Yes, she made me stop whenever you were outside.
City
Hyattsville
State
MD
21 Sep 2024
3:56pm
You have gone to rest sister Mary. May you Rest well in our Lord’s Loving Arms. I’m glad I got to know you. When ever you came to our Emma’s Birthday party you sat with me and always made me laugh out loud. Rest well.
City
Burtonsville
State
Maryland
1 Oct 2024
10:32am
Thank you
City
Hyattsville
State
MD
22 Sep 2024
8:20am
Mary taught our First Communion class at Ft Detrick chapel for I believe at least 10-12 years. Anyone from Mary’s chapel family please chime in and correct if I’m off on the number. May be more!!!!
City
Frederick
State
MD
24 Sep 2024
7:50am
I believe it was longer as she lived in Frederick for 48 years and quit CCD at the age of 70. She loved to teach and looked forward to Holy Communion commencement every year. Also enjoy vacation bible school which she stopped in 2019. You all were her family and she enjoyed every minute she spent at chapel.
City
Hyattsville
State
MD
1 Oct 2024
10:32am
Thank you
City
Hyattsville
State
MD
22 Sep 2024
11:20am
Our deepest sympathy goes out to you all at this difficult time.
Mary was a strong and independent woman. Her strong faith was the highlight of her life. She spent hours upon hours sewing; her skills as a seamstress were so impressive and her finished projects are so beautiful. She will be missed all around our neighborhood.
Keeping Mary and you all in our hearts.
City
Frederick
State
MD
1 Oct 2024
10:33am
Thank you
City
Hyattsville
State
MD
29 Sep 2024
1:53pm
Sending healing prayers and comforting hugs. I am so sorry for your loss. I will always remember Mary with love and fondness.”. She will be missed.
City
Bowie
State
MD
1 Oct 2024
10:30am
Thank you.
City
Hyattsville
State
MD
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Mary loved to stop and talk, to check in with what was happening with Ed and I. We helped each other with projects. A remarkable lady and great neighbor who will be missed.
Thank you. Yes, she made me stop whenever you were outside.
You have gone to rest sister Mary. May you Rest well in our Lord’s Loving Arms. I’m glad I got to know you. When ever you came to our Emma’s Birthday party you sat with me and always made me laugh out loud. Rest well.
Thank you
Mary taught our First Communion class at Ft Detrick chapel for I believe at least 10-12 years. Anyone from Mary’s chapel family please chime in and correct if I’m off on the number. May be more!!!!
I believe it was longer as she lived in Frederick for 48 years and quit CCD at the age of 70. She loved to teach and looked forward to Holy Communion commencement every year. Also enjoy vacation bible school which she stopped in 2019. You all were her family and she enjoyed every minute she spent at chapel.
Thank you
Our deepest sympathy goes out to you all at this difficult time.
Mary was a strong and independent woman. Her strong faith was the highlight of her life. She spent hours upon hours sewing; her skills as a seamstress were so impressive and her finished projects are so beautiful. She will be missed all around our neighborhood.
Keeping Mary and you all in our hearts.
Thank you
Sending healing prayers and comforting hugs. I am so sorry for your loss. I will always remember Mary with love and fondness.”. She will be missed.
Thank you.