Edna A. Loop
April 4, 1920 ~ October 9, 2017
EDNA NEWMAN-DOOLITTLE LOOP
Passed peacefully Monday, October 9, in McLean at the home of her daughter, Carole Herrick, at age 97. She grew up in California, graduating from Monrovia High School in 1937. Edna was preceded in death by her husband, Lee Loop, former tennis professional at Santa Anita Park, California. After his passing she owned and operated gift boutiques in Southern California. Besides tennis, Edna had a passion for horse racing, bridge, and Republican politics.
She is survived by another daughter, Janice Mooneyham of West Hills, California, three grandchildren, Charles Herrick, Karen Hanover, and Scott Hanover, two great-grandchildren, Brian and Jordan Hanover, and son-in-law Philip (Chico) Herrick.
A memorial service will be held at St. John’s Episcopal Church, 6715 Georgetown Pike, McLean, Virginia on Thursday, October 19 at 11:00.
Passed peacefully Monday, October 9, in McLean at the home of her daughter, Carole Herrick, at age 97. She grew up in California, graduating from Monrovia High School in 1937. Edna was preceded in death by her husband, Lee Loop, former tennis professional at Santa Anita Park, California. After his passing she owned and operated gift boutiques in Southern California. Besides tennis, Edna had a passion for horse racing, bridge, and Republican politics.
She is survived by another daughter, Janice Mooneyham of West Hills, California, three grandchildren, Charles Herrick, Karen Hanover, and Scott Hanover, two great-grandchildren, Brian and Jordan Hanover, and son-in-law Philip (Chico) Herrick.
A memorial service will be held at St. John’s Episcopal Church, 6715 Georgetown Pike, McLean, Virginia on Thursday, October 19 at 11:00.
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We send our condolences to the family of Edna. She was “one of a kind”, very lively, & a great bridge player. We shall miss her very much & wish we had known her longer.
Carole & David.
I have not seen Edna for about a year since the last time we played bridge together. She was a remarkable lady.and had a well spent life. I was amazed at all the many friends she had at her age. I was fortunate to attend her 95th birthday when there must have been about 40 friends there.
Elizabeth Sylvester