Theresa A. Hawkins

We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Tarring-Cargo Funeral Home

Theresa was a wonderful woman and a friend to so many people. I first met Theresa and Fred in the 1970’s when they played tennis at our West Shore Indoor Tennis Club in Edgewood. We became fast friends when I gave her tennis lessons. We were sitting in our pro shop talking one day when Fred called and told her that he had bought Swan Creek at an auction. She just shook her head and smiled. They were such kind and generous people and so good to us. We enjoyed many a dinner with them at Giovanni’s in Edgewood. Lots of fond memories.

I spent memorable hours with Theresa in Grasonville, MD and at The Villages, FLA. Being of similar ethnic backgrounds was the basis for a relaxed, humorous relationship. We developed a conversational commonality that span from appraisals of our Shirley Temple dolls; to opinions of today's fashions and life-styles; to activities within our families with emphasis on the love Theresa had for her sisters . Theresa was a kind-hearted, amiable person with whom I had occassional, but meaningful contact. I shall miss my "Long-Distance Friend". Lovingly, Barbara Hardvall Greenwich, CT

We met Theresa 20 years ago at Prospect Bay Country Club. We played golf together at Prospect Bay, at her Club, and at other golf courses. Theresa would often challenge me (Carolyn) in putting contests for quarters and she usually went home richer than when she arrived. She also enjoyed playing Tripoley at Prospect Bay with the ladies group. I enjoyed Theresa's sense of humor; we had many fun times together and we will miss her. She was a real treasure.

Rest in Peace dear friend.