Mary Susan Hollingsworth
April 29, 1958- September 25, 2018
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Mary Susan Hollingsworth, 60, passed away on September 25, 2018 in Takoma Park, MD. Mary was born in 1958 to John and Helen Hollingsworth in Washington, DC. Mary worked at the library of Congress for over 45 years and retired from that great institution as a warehouse technician. She was also a tax professional for H&R block for 9 years. She was predeceased by both of her parents and her sister Nancy Kelly. She is survived by her daughter Amanda N. Ratcliffe of Lusby, MD. Mary is also survived by her nephew Mike Hollingsworth (Josie) of Prince Frederick, MD and her brother John Hollingsworth, Jr (Roxanne) of Waldorf, MD.
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Monday, January 1, 1900
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19 Feb 2019
11:45am
Mary and I developed a close friendly relationship over the years as she did my complex taxes. Her beautiful smile, wit and sensitivity made every visit a joyous experience. I regret that we did not pursue our relationship outside of her tax business. Although our meetings were ostensibly just business, we met spiritually, bonding deeply at our first encounter many years ago. She was genuine, giving of herself when meeting with another person(s). My husband only saw her once for his taxes, finding her competence excelling that of past tax preparers. He was equally impressed with her charm, warmth and caring personality. Our condolences to all her loving family members and friends. especially her daughter,
brother and nephew.
Drs. Charlotte Losero Callens (Ph.D.) and Peter Loschialpo (Ph.D.)
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Annapolis
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Maryland
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Mary and I developed a close friendly relationship over the years as she did my complex taxes. Her beautiful smile, wit and sensitivity made every visit a joyous experience. I regret that we did not pursue our relationship outside of her tax business. Although our meetings were ostensibly just business, we met spiritually, bonding deeply at our first encounter many years ago. She was genuine, giving of herself when meeting with another person(s). My husband only saw her once for his taxes, finding her competence excelling that of past tax preparers. He was equally impressed with her charm, warmth and caring personality. Our condolences to all her loving family members and friends. especially her daughter,
brother and nephew.
Drs. Charlotte Losero Callens (Ph.D.) and Peter Loschialpo (Ph.D.)