Obituaries

Robert Shook was an active member of his church, and he enjoyed golfing, fishing, woodworking and college football.

Irene Dumas was a devoted woman of strength and compassion, who touched hearts and lit smiles everywhere she went.

Anthony Ribeiro had an irresistible laugh, contagious charisma and goofball humor. Tony was a talented musician who played lead guitar, an avid golfer, and a jack of all trades.

Robert Carr mentored and advanced others in their careers within various fire departments. He enjoyed cooking and spending time with his family.

Judith Wilkens was passionate in her roles as Vice President in the retail industry across the country.

Toni Williamson enjoyed traveling, and watching the wildlife in their backyard. Toni loved her daughters immeasurably; and looked forward to their nightly conversations.

Margaret Farrington was wonderfully kind and a caring person. She enjoyed the outdoors, especially hiking and kayaking. Vacation theatre tours to London were of particular interest.

Joshua Strickland enjoyed hunting and being outdoors, annual beach trips with his friends, playing music, traveling, and experiencing new adventures and spending time with his friends and family.

Lois Baughn loved making a beautiful home and delicious food for family and friends - from simple country meals to elegant, gourmet dishes.

Stephen Duhamel owned and operated his own business. He was a member of many groups and dedicated to his family.

Walter Lotz, Jr. was an avid dog lover, found great pleasure playing bocce, and an enthusiastic golfer (proudly achieving two holes-in-one).

David Clever enjoyed ollecting coins and stamps, photography, languages, woodworking, fishing, building miniature model ships, endless tinkering with machines, to name a few. He read murder mysteries, thrillers, and spy novels. He liked fine watches and pens.

Jeffrey Bekasi was a beloved husband and father. He will be deeply missed by his family and friends.

Larry McKenzie loved hunting, fishing, working in his garden, and golfing. He enjoyed volunteering, and belong to many clubs in The Villages.

Justin Feathers enjoyed hunting and Bass Fishing on his favorite spot Orange Lake in Citra, FL. He will be greatly missed by all of his family and friends.

William Pflugh enjoyed golf, playing guitar, listening to music, and attending classic car shows. His love for family was profound, and spending quality time with them brought him joy.

Christopher Schnelle loved to shoot, garden and play with his grandchildren and nieces and nephews.

Sheldon Freedman passions included music and singing, he performed with the Villages Pops Chorus. He loved reading, traveling the world, and telling stories.