Maryann Kaplan Lazer
August 8, 1943 – November 22, 2021
Maryann K. Lazer, 78, passed peacefully on November 22, 2021, at her home in Lusby, MD. Maryann was born August 8, 1943, in Macomb, IL. to Harry and Ruth (DuGoff) Kaplan. She grew up in Washington D.C. and attended the University of Maryland College Park, earning degree’s in Nutrition and English. Maryann worked for many year’s as a Human Resource’s Manager.
After college, Maryann married her late husband Raymond S. Lazer and settled in Bowie, MD. They later moved their family to Arnold, MD, and then Edgewater, MD, before settling in Lusby in 2016.
While residing in Lusby, Maryann was active in her community, enjoying various book club’s, exercise program’s at the local senior center, and working with the Quilt’s of Valor Foundation. Her Jewish faith continued to be an important part of her life, as well.
Maryann is survived by her son Daniel and his wife Stefanie (Antoine) also of Lusby; Daughter Renee (Hansen) and her husband Robert of Westminster; Grandchildren William R., Rose C., Julia W., and Joshua G.; Sister’s Eleanor, Laura, Harriet, and Marjorie; as well as many other friend’s and family who will greatly miss her.
A celebration of her life will be planned for a later date.
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2 Dec 2021
9:56am
We were shocked to hear of Maryann’s passing. Maryann will be greatly missed by her Southern MD Book Club. She could be counted on to do in depth research on books, authors and topics and we always learned so much from her. She spoke lovingly of her children and grandchildren and our sincere sympathy goes out to them. Please let us know when the celebration of life is scheduled.
City
Lusby
State
maryland
28 Dec 2021
2:56pm
Anne Parran Sledge
At the senior center, there was an outpouring of emotion, when the obituary in the County Times let us know of Maryann’s passing. She enriched our weekly exercise class with her dry sense of humor, comedic timing and relaxed demeanor. During the reign of the Covid pandemic, we were deprived of her presence, however, phone calls and emails continued to be outlets for venting about the news, having lengthy conversations and enjoying a chuckle. Maryann will be certainly be missed is many ways, but most especially for her laughter. Our sincere sympathy to her cherished family members.
City
Lusby
State
Maryland
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We were shocked to hear of Maryann’s passing. Maryann will be greatly missed by her Southern MD Book Club. She could be counted on to do in depth research on books, authors and topics and we always learned so much from her. She spoke lovingly of her children and grandchildren and our sincere sympathy goes out to them. Please let us know when the celebration of life is scheduled.
Anne Parran Sledge
At the senior center, there was an outpouring of emotion, when the obituary in the County Times let us know of Maryann’s passing. She enriched our weekly exercise class with her dry sense of humor, comedic timing and relaxed demeanor. During the reign of the Covid pandemic, we were deprived of her presence, however, phone calls and emails continued to be outlets for venting about the news, having lengthy conversations and enjoying a chuckle. Maryann will be certainly be missed is many ways, but most especially for her laughter. Our sincere sympathy to her cherished family members.