Howard W. Dare III

Birth date: Jan 27, 1964 Death date: Feb 25, 2014

Howard W. “Hugh” Dare III of Severna Park, MD passed away quietly on February 25, 2014. He was 50. Hugh was born on January 27, 1964 on Long Island, NY. He lived most of his life in Anne Arundel County where he held various sales Read Obituary

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Sahn Clatchey

42w ago

I have very clear memories of picking up girls in Annapolis with Huey being the funny man and I the straight man. We would get dressed with second hand clothes from the clothes box or salvation army in Annapolis. What other guys would have Brooks Bros, duds. I have known him since grade school and he was alway the coolest. When we were in green hornies lacrosse, he was a hoot. He hit a another kid with a lacrossa ball in the kidney in a practise which turned into a dust off with half the team. The other kid was a real douch. I am sad to hear of his death. I will pray to the supreme being for consolation.
Shan the man

Candis

604w ago

Dear Family, please accept my sincere condolences for your devastating loss. May you be comforted by God's loving promise to reunite you together again in the future Paradise when he will bring an end to sickness, pain and even death. (Revelation 21:4, 5) You're in my prayers. (Acts 24:15)

K. Nichols

604w ago

For all the relatives and friends of Mr. Dare: Please know that our Heavenly Father is aware of your pain and will comfort you through your grief especially when you go to him in prayer, because "he cares for you." (1 Peter 5:7) Please accept my sincere condolences.

Stephanie Regina

604w ago

Words cannot describe how heavy my heart is. I have so many fond memories of the years I've know Hugh. From the days of hanging out at the sandbar, of going to OC, Hugh coming to my house knocking down kitchen walls and painting my cabinets. We shared some good laughs, and some sorrow. Hugh always had a twinkle in his eye and a smile on his face, and always knew the right laugh buttons to push. Last time I saw Hugh, I was a little down, and I called him out of the blue, went to his house, sat outside and he talked for hours. He always knew the right things to say. Then we went inside and watched t.v. and just hung out. I will miss you my friend, God speed.

To all of his family, my deepest sympathy goes out to all of you in this very difficult time. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

With deepest sorrow,
Stephanie Regina

Anne Stag

604w ago

in honor of Howard.

We are saddened by the loss of Hugh. When I last saw Hugh, it was at the Giant grocery store a couple years ago; first time in years. I remember Hugh turning around and embracing me with a hug. We talked for a little while and by the end of our conversation, I was laughing at some experience or joke he shared. More importantly, I realized years apart did not deplete our friendship. Felt as though we talked frequently.

Always in our hearts you will be Hugh. I pray for God's comfort and peace for you as he holds you in the palm of his hand. Our heartfelt condolences to your family. Please know our family prays for God to bestow the strength and comfort upon all of you.

Anne & John Stag

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