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Eunice Sisk
rl" Eunice Wharton Sisk, 76, of Washington died in the Fauquier 1 Hospital Dec. 1. •' Mr. Sisk was bom Sept. 30, 1912 0 in Rappahannock County, a daugh° ter of the late Gilbert Wharton and ‘ Mamie Fincham Wharton. She was a member of the Washington Baptist ‘ Church. She was married to the late 1 Irving Edward Sisk. • Surviving are one daughter, ,r Mildred Sisk Newcome, Manassas; " one son, Irving Edward Sisk Jr., Manassas; two brothers, Gibson H Wharton, Washington and B.B. [ Wharton, Falls Church; three sis! ters, Rachel Frazier, Fairfax, Susie Brown, Sperryville and Mary ’’Groves, Bealton; and three grandJ children.
A graveside service was held J Dec. 4 in the Washington Masonic Cemetery by the Rev. Larry Hovis. ’ Clore Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements.
„ Joan Woodward
r Joan Darnell Woodward, 47, of 5 Viewtown died Dec. 2 at the University of Virginia Hospital, Charlottes•; ville.
Mrs. Woodward was bom March ! 18, 1941 in Culpeper County, a • • daughter of Mrs. Roy E. Berry and • the late Mr. Berry. She was a mem• ber of the Gourdvine Baptist j Church.
Surviving in addition to her mother are her husband, Thomas W. -Woodward; four children, Brandie I Woodward, Brooke Woodward, % Brian Woodward and Bruce Woodward, all at home; three sisters, Kay ^ Crookshanks and Connie Sue Berry, both of Viewtown and Marsha But.terfield, Springfield; and three brothers, Roy E. Berry, Washington and Don Berry and Gordon , Berry, both of Viewtown. J, The funeral service was conducted Dec. 4 at the Gourdvine Baptist Church by the Rev. James Floyd. Burial was in the Fairview t Cemetery, Culpeper.
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