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*****Aug. 7, 2003*****

Larry L. Daymude
  Larry L. Daymude, 66, of Mount Airy died on Monday, July 28 at Holy Cross 
Hospital in Silver Spring. 
  Born March 27, 1917 in Washington, D.C., he was a son of the late G. Leonard 
and Maud B. Howes Daymude.
  He attended Kensington Elementary School and Kensington Junior High School, 
Fort Union Military Academy in Virginia, and Sherwood High School in Sandy 
Spring. He was a member of the Kensington Baptist Church. He was a past member 
of the Damascus Lions Club. 
  He worked for G. Leonard Daymude and Co., Inc. from 1946 until he became owner 
in 1972. He was a collector of home amusements, such as Emmitt Kelly figures, 
clocks, watches and Washington Redskins memorabilia. 
  He is survived by wife Jean L. Daymude, and three sons: Larry Leonard Daymude 
II of California; Scott Allen Daymude and wife Lisa of Monrovia; and Jamie 
Christopher Daymude and wife Deborah of Damascus; four grandchildren: Jacob 
Scott and Alex Eugene Daymude of Monrovia; and Amanda Elizabeth and Ashley 
Nicole Daymude of Damascus; two sisters: Shirley J. Curtis of Silver Spring and 
Amelia Ann Patton of Monrovia; and a brother, Gerald Gilbert Daymude of 
Germantown.
  Funeral services were directed by the Muriel H. Barber Funeral Home in 
Laytonsville, on July 31. The Rev. William George of Kensington Baptist Church 
and the Rev. William Stamper of the Olney Full Gospel Church officiated. 
Interment was at Mount Olivet Cemetery in Frederick.
  The family requests memorial contributions to The National Kidney Foundation, 
5335 Wisconsin Avenue, NW, Suite 830, Washington, D.C. 20015.