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Brenda Lee Dembeck

Posted 5/5/08

Brenda Lee Dembeck, 48 HARRINGTON - Brenda Lee Dembeck, of Harrington, passed away Friday, May 2, 2008, at Bay­health-Milford Memorial Hospital. She was 48. She was born in Baltimore, daughter of …

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Brenda Lee Dembeck

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Brenda Lee Dembeck, 48

HARRINGTON - Brenda Lee Dembeck, of Harrington, passed away Friday, May 2, 2008, at Bay­health-Milford Memorial Hospital. She was 48.

She was born in Baltimore, daughter of Nat­alie E. Hill and the late Monroe H. Hill.

Brenda at­tended and graduated from Kenwood High School, Balti­more County.

She was a football fan and thoroughly loved watching the games.

She was an excellent cook and worked in different coffee shops at the courthouses in Baltimore.

She had a lovely disposition and loved making others laugh. She would do anything for any­body if they needed help.

Her pride was her grand­daughter Madison, with whom she spent as much time as she could.

In addition to her father, she was preceded in death by a sister, Patricia A. Nodier.

She is survived by her moth­er, Natalie E. Hill of Harrington; brother, Monroe "Monnie" Hill of Felton; sister, Natalie Kelbaugh of Harrington; husband, Mark Dem­beck Sr. of Baltimore; son, Mark Dembeck Jr. of Baltimore; grand­daughter, Madison Dembeck of Baltimore; and several nieces and nephews.

Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Melvin Funeral Home, 15522 S. DuPont Highway, Har­rington, where friends may visit one hour prior.

Burial will be private.

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