| A Century of Stories
With the arrival of a new year and the approaching new millennium, time seems to take center stage. These are the remembrances of people from all over the region who have seen more time than most.
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• Maude Brown, 105: Big Mama and Lots of Love
• Anna Eatman Harris, 99: 'Wonderful Mrs. Harris
• Alice Butler Bradshaw, 96: A Witness to Eastern Shore Change
• Cesar Pares, 98: An Adventurer's 'Interesting Life'
• Vivian Bly, 94: In '50s, a Vienna More Like Mayberry
• Jean Abrams, 88: A Participant in State's Shift to the Suburbs
• Mary Weber, 90: Clock Marks the Time of Her Life
• Swananoa Hill, 84: Her Life Changed Along Howard's Rolling Fields
• Winson Gott, 89: A Country Boyhood in Heart of the City
• Philip Brown, 90: A Lifetime of Educating a Community
• Luis Manuel Gonzalez, 94: Memories of an Era With a Mambo Beat
• Sam Dodek, 97: An Eyewitness to Medicine's Huge Advances
• Fred Talbert, 89: A Gentle, Determined Push for Equality
• Lillian Ezrin, 94: From Southwest to Saks, Mom's Sales Career Covered the City
• Louise Keyes, 96: Journal Tells of Life That's 'Been Good'
• Howard Uphoff, 90: Military Sparked Belief in Life's Possibilities
• Harold C. Vedeler, 96: An Alexandrian's 'American Story'
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John McDaniel, 92: Retired Banker Takes a Pragmatic View of 2000
• Virginia Stitzenberger, 90: Defying Constraints of Society
_____ Multimedia Special Report _____
• Snapshots of a Washington Century: Video, photo and text presentation.
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