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Obituary for June V. Millholland, Tampa Bay Times December 12, 1986

MILES - June V., 60, of 301 Lotus Path, Clearwater, died December 9, 1986, at home. A native of Cumberland, MD, she moved here in 1983 from Saddle River, NJ, and was an active volunteer for Clearwater Marine Science Center. She is survived by her husband John J., Jr.; son John J. “Jay” III of Clearwater; daughters Adrine Lee Boshart of Clearwater, June V. Weinrich of Sebec Village, ME, Austine Rae Fink of Glenwood, MD; Mother Adrine Abel of Cumberland; and 4 grandchildren. Service and burial will be in Hyattsville, MD. Memorials may be made to Clearwater Marine Science Center.

Obituary for Austine Rae Miles, Brinsfield Funeral Website

Austine Rae Fink, 58, of Port Tobacco passed away at her home in the early morning hours of October 18th following a prolonged battle against metastatic cancer.

A talented visual artist, Austine taught art to students of all ages from kindergarten to college in Howard and Charles counties. Her most recent teaching assignment prior to her retirement due to her disability was at the Stethem Alternative School in Charles County. From 1980 to 1991 Mrs. Fink owned and operated the Silver Queen Auction & Appraisal Company in Glenwood, MD.

Austine Fink was born in Washington, DC on August 23, 1953. She received her bachelor’s degree from the University of New Mexico and her master’s degree from the College of Notre Dame. She travelled extensively throughout North America, Central America, the Caribbean, and Europe and loved to dance and listen to Luciano Pavarotti.

Survivors include her husband of 34 years, Roger Lee Fink, and their daughter, Austine Cezanne Fink, of New York City and Cadiz, Spain, and the many others who truly miss her creative and independent spirit.

Although services will be private for the family, a Life Celebration reception with prayers will be held on Sunday, November 6th from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm at Cedar Hill Farm in Waldorf, where Austine loved to volunteer every year to help make wreaths and other greeneries to brighten up the Christmas season.