Ronald "Ted" Mulkey
, Virginia
Ronald Clayton "Ted" Mulkey, 80, passed away on 30 March, 2026. He was born in Portsmouth, Virginia, is the son of the late Clayton and Jeanette Mulkey.Ted enlisted in the Navy in 1966, serving on the USS Boxer during the Vietnam War, and then went into the reserves after 2 years of active duty.Ted followed in the footsteps of his father into the world of dry cleaning and became one of the region's preeminent experts in nearly all facets of the industry.A loving and devoted husband and father, Ted is survived by his daughter, Margaret and husband Rich.The family will receive friends at Hollomon-Brown funeral home, Lynnhaven Chapel Wednesday April 8, 2026 from 7 to 9 p.m. A funeral service will be held on Thursday April 9, 2026 at 1 p.m. at Hollomon-Brown Funeral Home, Lynnhaven Chapel by Rev. Peter Paine. Graveside Service will be at Princess Anne Memorial Park…
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Irene Sarvis
, Virginia
Irene Sarvis, 99, of Bayonne New Jersey went home to be with the Lord on Monday, March 30th, 2026. She was at home with family when she decided to go see Jack her husband of 59 years. Born on January 30th 1927 in Bayonne she was the youngest of 3 children born to Bessie & Teofil Sadowski.As a child she grew up during the depression, but told us it was a great time to grow up, they didn’t have a lot but were surrounded with friends and family. Her dad emigrated from Poland and married my grandmother who was also Polish. He was lucky to have a laborer job at the Esso refinery.During her teenager years the war broke out and she dropped out of school to get a job as a statistician for western electric. She and a few of her friends would do lots of things together. They…
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Joann Marie Hare
, Virginia
JoAnn Hare reunited with her beloved son, Brian, in heaven on April 1, 2026. Though she is no longer with us on earth, her love, strength, and unmistakable spirit remain deeply woven into the lives of those who were fortunate enough to know her. She passed peacefully, surrounded by the family she cherished.She was born 81 years ago in Cheverly, Maryland, to Nicholas and Connie Libernini. She spent more than 50 years in North Carolina before eventually settling in Virginia Beach.JoAnn was married to Pete, the love of her life for 56 years. They raised two children, Nicole and Brian.JoAnn's greatest joy was being a mother. She showed her son Brian unwavering love and courage until his passing in 1994. She carried him in her heart every day. Her deepest wish was to be reunited with him, and we find comfort in knowing they are together again, watching over all…
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