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patient for almost four years.
He was a retired veteran from the United States Air Force.
He was bom Jan. 6, 1932 to Harvey Smoot of Washington and the late Cecil Smoot in Washington, Va.
In addition to his father, survivors include his wife, Helen Smoot of Delaware; six children from a previous marriage; three sons, Denny Smoot of Maryland, Thomas O’Stein of Delaware and Darryl Smoot of Stafford and three daughters, Kim Cammisa of Maryland, Alice Shockley of Delaware and Kathy Knouse of New York.
Also surviving are three brothers, Russell Smoot of South Carolina, Bunnie Smoot of Maryland and Butchie Smoot of Washington; three sisters, Mary E. Dennis of Castleton, Peggy Parmley of Louisiana and Mildred Riley of Stephson; two half-sisters, Susie and Joe Ann and one half-brother, John.
Other survivors include a number of grandchildren, uncles, aunts, nephews and
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