In Loving Memory of
Megan Looney
1978 ~ 1999
Megan may have been taken from us, but her memory
will go on in our hearts.
In Loving Memory of
Megan Looney
1978 ~ 1999
Megan may have been taken from us, but her memory
will go on in our hearts.
Megan Looney was a remarkable young lady who was full of life and love. She enjoyed helping her fellow man in many ways. At age 14, she became a Volunteer Fire Cadet. At age 18 she achieved the position of Firefighter and was still on the active roster. She graduated from Stephen Decatur High School in 1996 then went on to Salisbury State University. Megan was majoring in Criminal Justice as her career goal was to become a Police Officer. During her first 3 years, she worked as a dispatcher for the Ocean City Police / Fire Communications Center where she guided help to us and kept us calm with a steady voice that let us know things would be okay. This past year, Megan became a seasonal Police Officer with the Ocean City Police Department.Megan died of cancer. The first tumor was discovered around the end of July, and was successfully removed at the John's Hopkins Medical facility. About 2 weeks after the operation, 2 new tumors were discovered and were deemed to be inoperable. She was surrounded with the love of family and friends when she passed on September 4, 1999.
The viewings were held at Ullrich Funeral Home, 10903 Ocean Gateway ( Rt. 50 ), Berlin, MD 21811, on Tuesday 9/7/99 from 2 - 4 PM and from 7 - 9 PM.
The Mass of Christian Burial was held at 11:00 AM at the Holy Savior Catholic Church, 17th & Philadelphia Ave., Ocean City, MD 21842. Internment followed at Sunset Memorial Park on Route 50 in Berlin, MD.
A benefit fund raiser was held on September 9, 1999. It started at 5 PM. It was hosted by Seacrets at 49th & Bay in Ocean City. The family wishes to thank everyone that attended and made a donation. Anyone wishing to make a donation may do so at any location of The Bank of Ocean City or you can send donations to:
Megan Looney Benefit Fund
Bank Of Ocean City
10005 Golf Course Rd.
Ocean City, MD 21842Megan is survived by her mother Terry, her father Denny, her sisters Kim & Tina , her uncle & godfather Bernie Roache, grandmother Frances Roache of Annapolis, several other aunts, uncles, cousins, and all of us that knew and loved her.
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