Addie Virginia Davis Baldwin Obituary - Visitation & Funeral Information

ADDIE BALDWIN, 91, died peacefully on July 16th, 2020. She was born December 14th, 1928. She passed under the loving and dedicated care of the staff of Golden Arms Assisted Living in Annapolis, MD. Addie, was born in Annapolis , Md and spent her childhood on her family farm in Davidsonville, Md., with her parents Raymond L. Davis Sr. and Georgetta Davis. She was predeceased by her brothers Raymond Jr, John, and sisters Ruth Mullen and Nancy Bassford. She is survived by her sister, Miriam Kirkwood of Oregon. She met her husband, Roland Baldwin, at Davidsonville UMC and they were married on September 9th, 1950, until his death in 2012. They lived in Crownsville since 1952. They loved camping, traveling across the US, and spending time with their church family at Nichols-Bethel United Methodist. She loved spending time at the beach, playing card games, cooking, gardening, and spending time with her grandchildren. She always loved working with children. At age 50 she returned to school and obtained her associate degree in Education and became a teacher’s assistant for many years. She and her family were members of NBUMC since 1968. She was a lifelong Sunday school teacher, member of numerous church organizations, and was inducted into the Andrew and Martha Society at NBUMC for her service. Friends would describe her smile as infectious and warm, and her determined passion for getting people involved. She is predeceased by son, Michael S. Baldwin. Addie is survived by her son, David Baldwin (Susan); daughter, Kathy Musselman ; Grandchildren: Michelle Hardman, Kristin Baldwin, and Ryan Baldwin, Robert , Luke, Brock , and Maggie Musselman Greatgrandchildren: Olivia and Elyse Hardman A Memorial Service will be considered in the Fall depending on COVID restrictions. In lieu of flowers, please donate to Nichols-Bethel United Methodist Church 1239 Murray Rd. , Odenton, MD 21113 c/o The Endowment Fund or Children’s Ministries

Addie Virginia Davis Baldwin

December 15, 1928 - July 16, 2020