Mary Ann Hull April 7, 1959 May 8, 2022
Ranson, West Virginia - Mary Ann Hull, 63, of Miami, FL tragically passed away unexpectedly on 5/8/22.
Mary Ann was born on 4/7/1959 in Miami, FL to the late Donald Hull and Beatrice Hull. Mary Ann lived the majority of her life in Miami, FL but did move to Charles Town, WV approximately 5 years ago to be closer to her sister, daughter and grandchildren. Mary Ann was the proud daughter of two amazing parents Donald and Beatrice Hull. A proud mother of two amazing children, Kevin Whelehan Jr and Megan Casas. A proud sister to Robin Figgins and a proud grandmother of three beautiful grandchildren, Harmony Casas-McDaniel, Rhyder McDaniel-Casas and Aryia McDaniel Casas. Mary Ann will be greatly missed by her family and friends.
A viewing will be held on 5/17/22 from 06:00-08:00pm at Eackles-Spencer & Norton Funeral Home in Harpers Ferry, WV. Additionally a funeral service will be held on 5/18/22 at 10:00am at St. James Catholic Church in Charles Town, WV.
Coral Gables, Florida My husband Patrick Charles Lunn left his physical body on March 21, 2022. A Miami native, he was born to Charles & Sylvia Lunn on Sept 17, 1945. He attended Fairlawn Elem & fell in love with learning at a young age, mentored by his sister Colleen, an educator 14 years his senior. Math, Science & Literature were important subjects in the Lunn family home. Patrick’s dad was a “Key Wester” who was the navigator on Pan Am’s 1st transatlantic flight; his mom had the distinction of typing up Hemingway’s final draft of “The Sun Also Rises.”
“Pat” attended U of Miami as an undergrad & also received a Masters in EDU there in 1970, the same year he married me, Cheryl Sandoz. We had two wonderful sons, Patrick & Michael.
He went on to develop the #1 Magnet Science & Math Program in the early ‘90s at Stirrup Elem, where students from across Dade Cty were drawn into the world of technology. During his 25+ yrs at Stirrup, Pat & his Magnet team orchestrated field trips to NASA & countless Youth Fair science projects. He was rewarded by many cherished letters from former students