February 5, 2021
Mary Lou Ballantyne Smith, most recently of Selbyville, died peacefully Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2021, just a few hours after her 92nd birthday. Born at the family home in Poolesville, Md., in 1929, she was the daughter of Robert and Louise (Kohlhoss) Ballantyne. She spent her high school years at Immaculata Preparatory School in Washington, D.C.
Mary Lou is predeceased by her loving parents; her husband of 46 years, Ralph; sisters Ruth Thompson and Dottye Moore; brothers William Ballantyne and Robert Ballantyne; son-in-law Harry Stoddard; and great-granddaughter Hope Barber. She is survived by her children: Jo Ann Stoddard of Midlothian, Va., Terri Kennedy of Ocean View, Lorraine Chase (Melvin) of Hyattsville, Md., Rob (Liz) of Severna Park, Md., Larry (Kathy) of Lewes, and Kevin (Carrie) of Greenbelt, Md. She is also survived by a brother, Harry Ballantyne; 10 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and nieces and nephews too numerous to count. All of these c
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Subscriber only Devoted volunteers have been left smiling after receiving awards to thank recipients for their long-time service and contribution to a very special cause. Among the volunteers who received an award were Theresa Todman and Ben Clutterbuck. I have volunteered at the Vinnies store in Childers for more than 20 years and I served as the store manager for quite some time too, Ms Todman said. We didn t know this was happening today so it was quite a surprise, but it was nice to receive an award. Longstanding volunteer for St Vincent de Pauls in Childers Theresa Todman has received an award for her contribution. Picture: Rhylea Millar