Obituaries

Through the 1970s, Mrs. Heenan did administrative work for Bauman Bible Telecasts, which produced religious programming and distributed it to churches, television stations, prisons and military bases.

Anna Bristo was born in Oil City, Ontario, and raised in Sarnia, Ontario. She moved to the Washington area in 1931, and she became a U.S. citizen in 1941.

She was a member of Foundry United Methodist Church in Washington, where she was a crib room volunteer.

She was a former Woman's Club president in the Bethesda neighborhood of Green Acres-Glen Cove. She was also a member of the Chevy Chase Woman's Club.

In the 1970s and 1980s, she toured Christian sites in Europe and the Middle East. Her avocations included growing roses.

In 2001, she moved to Asbury Methodist Village from Bethesda.

Her husband of 30 years, Fred H. Heenan, died in 1959.

Survivors include two children, Don Heenan of Atlanta and Dona Peterson of Miami; and a grandson.

-- Adam Bernstein

Sue C. FisherInterior Decorator

Sue Claxon Fisher, 69, an interior decorator who restored historic homes and decorated the Watergate Hotel in Washington in the early 1990s, died May 2 of ovarian cancer at Suburban Hospital. She lived in Bethesda.