In Memoriam

Carol Jean Scheff was born on June 3, 1947 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the daughter of Nicholas Scheff and Vera Irene Lauffer Scheff. Carol spent her youth in the Jeannette - Greensburg area of Western Pennsylvania. She graduated from Hempfield Area High School in June, 1965. She went on to college at Salem College in Salem, West Virginia majoring in Physical Education with a minor in English. Upon graduating from Salem College in 1970, Carol accepted a teaching position with North East High School in Cecil County, Maryland. Carol taught Phys. Ed. until retiring from teaching in 2001. She moved from North East, Maryland to Elkton, Maryland where she lived until 2007 when she moved back to Western Pennsylvania.

Carol loved playing golf but most importantly, loved spending time with her many friends and her family. In September 2022, Carol moved to a retirement community in Longwood, Florida in order to be closer to her brother and Sister-in-Law. Carol loved the retirement community and enjoyed many activities with her fellow residents.Carol passed away peacefully on August 27, 2026.

She is survived by a brother, Randy and Sister-in-Law, Linda, a Nephew Bryan Scheff and his wife Arlene of Lake Mary, Florida and Niece Valerie and her husband Mike Rugienius of Weddington, North Carolina. She adored her Great Nephew Liam and Great Nieces Ashton, Annabelle and McKinley. She will be interred in Twin Valley Mausoleum in Delmont, Pennsylvania with her Mother and Father.

Norman "Chucky" Claude Webster Sr., 77, of Elkton, MD went home to be with the Lord on Friday, August 7, 2026 at Christiana Care. Born in Fair Hill, MD on February 2, 1949, he was the son of the late Colonel Anthony Webster and Bertha Delphine Williams Kirven. Mr. Webster retired after dedicating over 34 years at Chrysler. He also spent 30 years in custodial services with Cecil County Public Schools.

Mr. Webster's biggest joy in life was his family, especially his beloved grandchildren. He enjoyed watching westerns and Bruce Lee movies and was a handyman who could fix anything. Mr. Webster was a proud, faithful member of Providence United Methodist Church (PUMC) where he served as treasurer and trustee. He was recently recognized with the "Man of the Year" award by PUMC.

Survivors include his loving wife of 51 years; Florence Hickman Webster, children; Melissa Blount (Art), Elkton, MD, Michael Webster, Elkton, MD, Andrea Watson (Andre), Bristow, VA, Cory Webster (Natasha), District Heights, MD, Chakakhan Webster (Terry Chamberlain), Elkton, MD, and Norman Webster Jr. (Jahneé), Elkton, MD, twenty-three grandchildren, thirteen great-grandchildren, siblings; Brenda Kay Lyle (Edwin), Newark, DE, Larry Webster Sr. (Ivy), Elkton, MD, Patricia Lyle (George), Elkton, MD, Philbert Webster (Alameda), New Castle, DE, Robert (Dorothy), Quinn Webster, Elkton, MD, Quinten Webster, Elkton, MD, Sharmaine Whalen, Elkton, MD, Sharline Hightower (Thomas), Elkton, MD, sister-in-laws; Loretta Deyo (Ruben), Louise Hickman, and Marjorie Earl Hayman, brother-in-law; Joseph Hickman Sr. and a host of nieces, nephews, friends, including special friends Joseph Jones and Ronnie Poore. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by siblings; Clifford Webster, Gwendolyn Bullock, Cornell Webster, and Joyce Sherrill.

Janelle Sloan Heuberger, 79, beloved mother, grandmother, sister, and devoted educator, passed away peacefully on June 26, 2026. Born on April 9, 1947, in Milford, Delaware, Janelle lived a full and enriching life, marked by steadfast dedication to her family and her students. Janelle's early years were marked by remarkable achievement and enthusiasm. A proud graduate of Georgetown High School, she was known for her school spirit as both a cheerleader and an engaged student. Her adventurous spirit led her to become an AFS Exchange Student to Australia during her junior year. Continuing her education at the University of Delaware, where she again excelled academically and socially. Janelle served as a UD Football cheerleader, was honored as a member of the Homecoming Court.

Janelle answered a calling to teach, dedicating her 35-year career to Cecil County Maryland Public Schools, where she taught math and science. Her passion for her students and her craft was recognized when she was named Teacher of the Year, an honor that reflected both her skill and her compassion in the classroom Generations of students benefited not only from her subject expertise but from her encouragement and belief in their potential.

A voracious reader Jan served as assistant librarian for Georgetown Library. Over the years she was an enthusiastic member of various book clubs. Janelle found joy in literature and always encouraged spirited conversation and thoughtful debate.

Janelle was dearly loved by her family. She is survived by her daughters, Tara Heuberger and Megan Berge (Michael); her adored grandchildren, Tegan Price, Eleanor Berge, Caleb Berge, and Amelia Berge; her brothers, Thomas Sloan (Marjorie) and James G. Sloan (Norma); sister-in-law BJ Heuberger; nieces: Marilyn Magnano, Amy McDonell, Keri Gannon, Gretchen Purvis; nephews: Andrew Sloan, Steve Schlitz, Jon Schlitz, Matt Schlitz; and fourteen grand nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Peter Heuberger; her parents William and Eleanor Sloan.

Ricky "Rick" Ray Reedy, 81, of Rock Hall, Maryland, passed away on June 1, 2026, in Elkton, Maryland, surrounded by family and friends. Rick was born on April 11, 1945, in Rugby, Grayson County, Virginia, to Ernest Clay Reedy and Carrie Hazel Davis Reedy. He graduated from Elkton High School and later earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Towson University and a Master of Education degree from the University of Delaware. On August 1, 1968, he married his high school sweetheart, Mary Etta Johnson. They shared 57 years of marriage and built a life together centered on family, hard work, and service to others.

Rick devoted 38 years to teaching mathematics, spending eight years in Cecil County and thirty years at Newark High School. For most of his career, he taught Advanced Placement Calculus and was twice named Newark High School Teacher of the Year. He also coached high school basketball and college volleyball, and served as both a teacher and later principal of the New Castle County Summer School. Outside of education, Rick built and managed a successful single-family home rental business which he managed for nearly 50 years.

A member of Wesley Chapel Methodist Church, Rick remained committed to education and service throughout his life. In retirement, he volunteered as a tutor at the Kent County Learning Center, helping elementary and high school students as well as adults working toward their GED. Fishing was Rick's greatest recreational passion. He spent countless hours with friends on the Chesapeake Bay and nearby waters, finding both enjoyment and peace on the water. He also enjoyed crabbing, reading, playing bridge and pinochle, traveling, and spending time with family and friends. A lifelong athlete, Rick's love of basketball and volleyball continued long after his high school and college playing days, and he remained an active competitor in organized leagues well into his forties. He will be remembered for his resilience, strength of character, charming sense of humor, optimism, generosity, and willingness to help others. He approached life with a calm humility and treated everyone with kindness and caring.

Rick is survived by his wife, Mary Etta Reedy; his sister, Freeda Kay Marshall; his brother, Danny Clay Reedy (Shirley); his sister-in-law, Lynn Johnson; nieces Teresa Bottjer (CJ), Pam Marshall, Danielle Johnson, and Rachel Reedy; nephews Billy Marshall (Becky), Danny Clay Reedy, Jr., and Ryan Johnson; and many extended family members and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, Ernest Clay Reedy and Carrie Hazel Davis Reedy; his mother-in-law, Mary Bilderback Johnson; his father-in-law, Custis Wesley Johnson; his brothers-in-law, Billy Marshall, John Joseph Johnson, and Robert Alan Johnson; and his niece, Lisa Wright.

Susan Jane Marcheski, 77, of Edgewater, Florida, passed away peacefully on May 5, 2026, surrounded by her loving family. Born on September 18, 1948, in Vienna, Austria, Susan was the daughter of Winefred Cooke and Col. Horace Cooke, U.S. Army, Ret. Her military upbringing helped Susan develop a deep appreciation for family, resilience, and community.

Susan received a bachelor's and master's degrees in education and devoted many years of her life to teaching at Charlesmont Elementary, Bay View Elementary, and Gilpin Manor Elementary in Maryland, as well as St. John the Beloved in Delaware. She also founded the YMCA daycare program in Elkton, Maryland. She touched the lives of countless children with patience, kindness, and encouragement. She carried that nurturing spirit beyond the classroom and into every aspect of her life. In addition to her professional career, she served as the President of the Salisbury Newcomers Club that raised thousands of dollars that were donated to local charities, served on the Education Council of Immaculate Conception School in Elkton, and volunteered as a 4H leader for her children's club.

She shared 55 loving years of marriage with her devoted husband, Dr. John Marcheski, whom she married on August 22, 1970. Together they built a family grounded in love, laughter, and unwavering support. Susan was a beloved mother to Christopher Marcheski, Benjamin Marcheski, and Amy Heckert, and mother-in-law to Claire Marcheski and Scott Heckert. She was also a cherished sister to Michael Cooke. Known affectionately as "Mimi," Susan found her greatest joy among her grandchildren: Savannah, Zackary, Tyler, William, Christina, Samuel, Lola, Winnie, and Thomas. Her love for them was endless, and she was deeply proud of each of them in their own unique way. After retirement, Susan and John made their home in Edgewater, Florida, where she enjoyed being near the ocean she loved so dearly. She found peace and happiness in the coastal lifestyle, pink flamingos, the beauty of the beach, and the simple moments shared with those closest to her. Susan was passionate about crafts and décor, and one of her favorite signs in the house simply said, "Never, Never Give Up," and that truly became the story of her life. Through every challenge, especially her long battle to overcome Leukemia, she kept fighting with courage, grace, and determination. She never gave up on hope, her family, or on the people she loved. Susan will be remembered for her strength, devotion to family, and the kindness she extended to everyone fortunate enough to know her. Her legacy of love and perseverance will live on in the hearts of all who loved her.