Anthony Michael Prematta, infant son of Debra and Ronald John Prematta, Jr., Elkton, MD, died Thursday, December 6, 2001, at Christiana Hospital, Newark, DE.
He is survived by brothers, Jonathan Ritchie and Joshua Tyler Prematta, at home. His paternal grandparents are Nancy and Ronald Prematta, Sr., Elkton, MD, and his maternal grandmother is Nancy Hardy, Elkton, MD. His maternal grandfather, Albert Ritchie Hardy, Sr., predeceased him. Paternal great-grandmother is Pauline Barrow, Elkton, MD, maternal great-grandmother is Lois Genegaw, Newark.
Private interment services will be conducted at Wesley Chapel Cemetery. Memorial gifts may be made to the Wesley United Methodist Memorial Fund, 41 Justice Way, Elkton, MD 21921
Arrangements by Hicks Home for Funerals, Elkton, MD.
(Published in the Cecil Whig, Elkton, Maryland December 10, 2001.)
As an aside, may I add that most headstones try to communicate something of the person being memorialized and of the person who placed it. Anthony's stone is a prime example. Notice the hand and foot prints. They were taken from Anthony's hospital certificate and engraved true to life-size at the direction of his mother, Debra, who designed the stone.
He is survived by brothers, Jonathan Ritchie and Joshua Tyler Prematta, at home. His paternal grandparents are Nancy and Ronald Prematta, Sr., Elkton, MD, and his maternal grandmother is Nancy Hardy, Elkton, MD. His maternal grandfather, Albert Ritchie Hardy, Sr., predeceased him. Paternal great-grandmother is Pauline Barrow, Elkton, MD, maternal great-grandmother is Lois Genegaw, Newark.
Private interment services will be conducted at Wesley Chapel Cemetery. Memorial gifts may be made to the Wesley United Methodist Memorial Fund, 41 Justice Way, Elkton, MD 21921
Arrangements by Hicks Home for Funerals, Elkton, MD.
(Published in the Cecil Whig, Elkton, Maryland December 10, 2001.)
As an aside, may I add that most headstones try to communicate something of the person being memorialized and of the person who placed it. Anthony's stone is a prime example. Notice the hand and foot prints. They were taken from Anthony's hospital certificate and engraved true to life-size at the direction of his mother, Debra, who designed the stone.
Anthony Michael Prematta, infant son of Debra and Ronald John Prematta, Jr., Elkton, MD, died Thursday, December 6, 2001, at Christiana Hospital, Newark, DE.
He is survived by brothers, Jonathan Ritchie and Joshua Tyler Prematta, at home. His paternal grandparents are Nancy and Ronald Prematta, Sr., Elkton, MD, and his maternal grandmother is Nancy Hardy, Elkton, MD. His maternal grandfather, Albert Ritchie Hardy, Sr., predeceased him. Paternal great-grandmother is Pauline Barrow, Elkton, MD, maternal great-grandmother is Lois Genegaw, Newark.
Private interment services will be conducted at Wesley Chapel Cemetery. Memorial gifts may be made to the Wesley United Methodist Memorial Fund, 41 Justice Way, Elkton, MD 21921
Arrangements by Hicks Home for Funerals, Elkton, MD.
(Published in the Cecil Whig, Elkton, Maryland December 10, 2001.)
As an aside, may I add that most headstones try to communicate something of the person being memorialized and of the person who placed it. Anthony's stone is a prime example. Notice the hand and foot prints. They were taken from Anthony's hospital certificate and engraved true to life-size at the direction of his mother, Debra, who designed the stone.
He is survived by brothers, Jonathan Ritchie and Joshua Tyler Prematta, at home. His paternal grandparents are Nancy and Ronald Prematta, Sr., Elkton, MD, and his maternal grandmother is Nancy Hardy, Elkton, MD. His maternal grandfather, Albert Ritchie Hardy, Sr., predeceased him. Paternal great-grandmother is Pauline Barrow, Elkton, MD, maternal great-grandmother is Lois Genegaw, Newark.
Private interment services will be conducted at Wesley Chapel Cemetery. Memorial gifts may be made to the Wesley United Methodist Memorial Fund, 41 Justice Way, Elkton, MD 21921
Arrangements by Hicks Home for Funerals, Elkton, MD.
(Published in the Cecil Whig, Elkton, Maryland December 10, 2001.)
As an aside, may I add that most headstones try to communicate something of the person being memorialized and of the person who placed it. Anthony's stone is a prime example. Notice the hand and foot prints. They were taken from Anthony's hospital certificate and engraved true to life-size at the direction of his mother, Debra, who designed the stone.
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