Established by The Church of the Transfiguration in Braddock Heights in memory of Susan Barbara Peters Roetzel Wirths to support youth ministry at the parish. Learn More
Established by The Church of the Transfiguration in Braddock Heights in memory of Susan Barbara Peters Roetzel Wirths to support youth ministry at the parish.
Suzanne Michel Anderson Fund for the Key Memorial Chapel
Founded by family members for maintenance and enhancements of Key Memorial Chapel at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
A devoted mother, wife and businesswoman, Suzanne Michel Anderson was born in Alaska, and lived many places in the United States, including California, Texas, and Maryland. She excelled professionally in the real estate industry. After her death, several members of her family, including her son Bert Anderson, a well-known Frederick business owner, established The Suzanne Michel Anderson Fund for the Key Memorial Chapel. This fund supports the ongoing maintenance and enhancements of Key Memorial Chapel at Mount Olivet Cemetery in Frederick.
Founded by concerned citizens to support Frederick Regional Youth Orchestra, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra in Frederick and Frederick Orchestra. Learn More
Founded by J. Brendan Madden in honor of his parents for students pursuing a career in plumbing.
Thomas Madden immigrated to the United States from County Roscommon, Ireland in 1955. He learned the plumbing trade and became a Master Plumber and worked for several contractors before deciding to open his own business, American Plumbing & Heating, Inc. in 1971. His wife, Kathleen, was the office manager while also raising their seven children. They closed the business in 1985, and Mr. Madden worked as a plumbing inspector for Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission until his retirement in 1997. J. Brendan Madden created the fund to honor his parents’ lifetime of hard work and accomplishments.
Founded by Mrs. Dashiell’s estate plans to support Frederick Health Hospital and Calvary United Methodist Church.
During their lifetimes, the late Virginia T. and Thomas R. Dashiell were dedicated to the Frederick community. For over 50 years they lived in Frederick raising their two children, Thomas M. Dashiell and Tina Dashiell Roth. They felt strongly that the family-friendly environment and the organizations the community provided would guarantee a firm foundation for their children to grow and thrive. Active members of Calvary United Methodist Church, they remained in Frederick even after Mr. Dashiell began working in Washington, DC during the latter part of his career. Sadly, Mr. Dashiell passed away in 1998 after a courageous battle with leukemia, yet Mrs. Dashiell remained grateful for the many services of Frederick Health Hospital during his illness. When her health began to decline, Mrs. Dashiell decided to move closer to her children, residing in Virginia. Her love of Frederick and desire to give back did not end, however, when this kind, caring woman passed away. During her lifetime, she thoughtfully considered the long-term financial support of organizations important to her by making a gift through her estate plans to the Community Foundation. Because of her foresight and generosity, the Community Foundation established The Thomas R. and Virginia T. Dashiell Memorial Fund to provide additional financial support to Calvary United Methodist Church and Frederick Health Hospital.
Founded by the Thurmont High School Alumni Association for descendants of Thurmont High School alumni and descendants of Catoctin High School graduating classes of 1969-1974. Learn More
Founded by the Thurmont High School Alumni Association for descendants of Thurmont High School alumni and descendants of Catoctin High School graduating classes of 1969-1974.
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