Obituary:
HENRY, CARTER BRAXTON 75, of Orlando. FL passed away June 18, 2008. Born March 11, 1933 in Manhattan, New York. Carter is preceded in death by his son, Robert. He is survived by his dearest friend and companion, Marion Burns; sons. William (Claudia), Michael (Julie), Kevin (Becky) and Richard (Ann) and eight grandchildren. A Funeral Mass will be held on Monday, June 23, 2008 at 11AM at St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church.
- The Orlando Sentinel, 20 Jun 2008

Documents:
1945 US Census, Sopchoppy, Wakulla, FL
1945 Florida Census, Sopchoppy, Wakulla, FL
Marriage record, Sopchoppy, Wakulla, FL
Burial Monument, West Sopchoppy Cemetery, Sopchoppy, Wakulla, FL
Military service plaque, West Sopchoppy Cemetery, Sopchoppy, Wakulla, FL

Obituary:
Homer Braxton 72, of Sopchoppy, died Sunday at Tallahassee Memorial Regional Medical Center. Graveside services are scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at West Sopchopp Cemetery. A native of Wakulla County, Barwick was a retired forest ranger of the U.S. Forest Service. He worked as a handyman in Sopchopy after his retirement. He was a member of Sop- chopp's First Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Ruby Barwick of Sopchoopy; two sons, Berny Barwick of Tallahassee and Terry Barwick of Pensacola; one daughter, Roseann Haskett of Sopchospy; one brother, Gilbert Barwick of Tallasssee; four sisters, Willodeen Joyner and Dorothy Laird, both of Tallahas- hasse, Mellie Pierce of Hillsboro, Ala., and Beedie Wilson of Smith Creek; seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Henderson Funeral Home of Crawfordville is in charge of the arrangements.

Documents:
1945 US Census, Sopchoppy, Wakulla, FL
1945 Florida Census, Sopchoppy, Wakulla, FL
Marriage record, Sopchoppy, Wakulla, FL
Burial Monument, West Sopchoppy Cemetery, Sopchoppy, Wakulla, FL

Obituary:
Ruby L. Barwick, 84, of Sopchoppy died Saturday in Medart. The service will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at West Sopchoppo Cemetery. Family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. today at Harvey-Young Funeral Home in Crawfordville (926-3333). Memorial contributions may be made to the Wakulla County Senior Citizens Council, P.O. Box 537, Crawfordville, FL 32326. A lifelong resident of Sopchoopy, she was a member of First Baptist Church of Sopchioopy. She is survived by two sons, Berney K. Barwick of River Sink and Joseph T. Barwick o Jacksonville; a daughter, Rose Ann Ballard of Sopchie; five sisters, Beulah Barwick, Mary McKenzie, Louise Maxwell, Blyce Vickers and Bobby Roberts, all of Tallahassee; 11 grandchildren; and a host of great-grandchildren.

  

Burial marker, Hillside Cemetery, Redlands, CA

Adrien (left) with her brother Charles Cole.

 

 

Documents:
Birth Record, State of Texas

Burial Headstone, Fort Bliss National Cemetery in El Paso, TX

Obituary:
STUDER, MARION HENNING
Age 86, a former resident of Ruidoso, New Mexico, passed away on February 21, 2013 at Kaseman Hospice in Albuquerque. Marion had been in declining health in recent months, and was admitted to hospice care on Valentine's Day. Marion Virginia Henning was born on September 26, 1926 in El Paso, TX. She graduated from El Paso High School in 1944, and attended Texas College of Mines. There she was an active and popular
member of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority, representing ZTA in beauty pageants, athletic activities, and community events. A trophy, "She Walks in Beauty", was only one of Marion's many awards. In 1948, Marion married Lt. William F. Studer, a career Air Force officer. She was a loyal military spouse as she joined her husband on his many assignments. These included time in Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia, Rhode Island and Paris, France, where Marion ably represented the United States as a diplomat's wife. She and Bill had five children, and as they moved from place to place,
Marion never failed to make every house a loving home. A talented seamstress, Marion enjoyed designing and sewing clothes for her four
daughters. She spent many happy hours hand-knitting personalized Christmas stockings for her children, their spouses, and grandchildren. She excelled at bridge, was known for her delicious cooking and gracious entertaining, and her energy was boundless. Family and friends would often hear her say "OK, that's enough talking. There's work to do."
After her husband's retirement, she and Bill lived in Aledo, TX for a number of years, before settling in Ruidoso, NM. Marion spent many vacations in Ruidoso as a child, and she had introduced her family to the mountain community years earlier. Marion lived in Ruidoso until late 2011, when her health required her to move to a lower altitude. At the time of her death, Marion was a resident of Rio Rancho, NM. Her activities and memberships included the Sierra Chapter of DAR, the Building Committee of St. Eleanor's Catholic Church in Ruidoso, the Order of the Shield for her 50-year membership in Zeta Tau Alpha, and she and her husband twice were honored as St. Eleanor's "Volunteers of the Year" for their many hours of service. Marion was predeceased by her parents, Hugh V. and Dorothy B. Henning, and her sister, Dorothy H. Chapman. Marion is survived by her spouse of 65 years, William F. Studer, and her five children, William F. Studer, Jr. (Teresa) of El Paso, TX, Joan S. MacCartee of Bethesda, MD, Jeanne Studer-Hansen (Walt) of Los Alamos, NM, Mary Studer Moore (Don) of Plano, TX and Anne S. Koval (Doug) of Richardson TX. She is also survived by six cherished grandchildren. Donations in Marion's memory may be made to the St. Eleanor Catholic Church building fund, Ruidoso, or The New Mexico Right to Life Committee. Interment will be at Fort Bliss National Cemetery in El Paso, TX. A Rosary will recited on Wednesday February 27, 2013 at 9:30am at St. Eleanor Catholic Church, 120 Junction Road, Ruidoso, followed by Mass at 10:00am.
- Ruidoso News, Feb. 27, 2013

  
Joan with her late husband Butch MacCartee.

 

 
Anne's family, L to R: son Michael, daughter michelle, Anne, and her husband Douglas Koval.

Documents:
World War I Draft Registration Card

Obituary:
MacCARTEE DR. CARL C. MacCARTEE, JR. On Wednesday, March 24, 2010, Dr. Carl C. MacCartee, Jr., of Bethesda, MD. Beloved husband of Joan Studer MacCartee; devoted father of Carl, III (Ellen), Billy (Elena) and Julie MacCartee; brother of Carolyn Callaway and Kay Myers; grandfather of Chase, Shane, Annabelle and Stephen. Relatives and friends are invited to call at Joseph Gawler''s Sons, 5130 WIsconsin Avenue at Harrison St., NW, Washington, DC on Tuesday, March 30 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial will be held at the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament, Western Ave. at Quesada St., NW on Wednesday, March 31 at 10:30 a.m. Interment private. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Nona Suzy Fund at Sibley Memorial Hospital, 5255 Loughborough Road, NW, Washington, DC 20016.
- The Washington Post, March 26 2010

Article:
Carl MacCartee Jr., physician to Capitals, Bullets and Georgetown teams, dies
By Matt Schudel
Washington Post Staff Writer
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Carl C. MacCartee, shown with former Baltimore Colt Johnny Unitas, was a consultant to the NFL Players Association.
Carl C. MacCartee Jr., 69, a standout high school athlete who later became an orthopedic surgeon and the physician for several collegiate and professional teams, died March 24 of lymphoma at Sibley Memorial Hospital. After living in the District for many years, he moved to Bethesda in 2007.
Dr. MacCartee and his medical partner, Stephen Haas, were among the first physicians in the Washington area to specialize in sports medicine. They opened a sports medicine center in the 1970s and were the team physicians for several professional teams, including the Washington Capitals, Washington Diplomats soccer team and the Washington Bullets basketball team. From 1974 to 1994, Dr. MacCartee was the sole team physician of the Georgetown University basketball team.
He was also the attending physician of boxer Sugar Ray Leonard and was among Leonard's original sponsors when he launched his professional career in 1977.
Dr. MacCartee was also a consultant to the NFL Players Association and volunteered with youth outreach programs.
Carl Charles MacCartee Jr. was born in Washington and grew up in Bethesda. Known as "Butch" in his younger days, he first gained recognition in his early teens as an outstanding young golfer and swimmer, winning tournaments in both sports. He was a member of a national youth golf team that competed internationally in the 1950s.
At Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School, Dr. MacCartee was quarterback of the football team and led the Barons to an undefeated season in 1958 and the No. 1 ranking in the D.C. region. The Washington Post and other organizations named him the area's player of the year.
A Post article called him "a prototype of the 'all-American' boy."
"MacCartee carries an A-average in the classroom, has never had a C, and plans on studying medicine when he graduates."
In his senior season in high school, Dr. MacCartee was captain of B-CC's basketball team and led it to the Class A state championship. He scored 20 points in the title game in 1959, as B-CC defeated Howard County High, 75-49. He was also a top golfer and was named to all-Met teams in basketball and golf.
After high school, Dr. MacCartee played football at Duke University, where he was an honor graduate. He graduated from the Georgetown University School of Medicine in 1967, then completed his residency in orthopedic surgery at George Washington University Hospital and served two years in the Army in the 1970s.
He later became a clinical professor at Georgetown and GWU and was an attending physician at both universities' hospitals and at Sibley. He retired from medicine in 2006.
Dr. MacCartee was a past president of the Columbia Country Club and was a member of Burning Tree Golf Club in Bethesda.
He was a fan of horse racing and attended the Kentucky Derby many times. In the 1980s, he was co-owner of a stable of thoroughbreds called Laser Lane Stables.
He had a second home in St. Michaels, Md., and enjoyed sailing and gardening.
His marriage to Carole Shannon ended in divorce.
Survivors include his wife of 28 years, Joan Studer MacCartee of Bethesda; two sons from his first marriage, Carl C. MacCartee III of Kensington and William S. MacCartee of Washington; a daughter from his second marriage, Julie S. MacCartee of Boston; two sisters, Carolyn Callaway of Rockville and Kay Myers of Bethesda; and four grandchildren.

Walter with wife Jeanne Studer-Hansen.