Helen Bedell Stamer, 83, a licensed broker with Laughlin Realtors in McLean who was still making deals until six months ago, died of complications from heart disease Feb. 21 at Virginia Hospital Center in Arlington.
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| Helen Bedell Stamer | ||||||||
| 2005 Helen Bedell Stamer, 83, a licensed broker with Laughlin Realtors in McLean who was still making deals until six months ago, died of complications from heart disease Feb. 21 at Virginia Hospital Center in Arlington. |
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| Mrs. Stamer, who lived in McLean, worked 48 years for Laughlin Realtors and its predecessor firms. | ||||||||
| She was a member of the Northern Virginia Association of Realtors and its Million Dollar Sales Club for 25 consecutive years. | ||||||||
| She also was a member of the board of the Foundation for Applied Technical Education, which promotes vocational training, and she was a founding member of the board of directors of Millennium Bank in Fairfax. | ||||||||
| She was a past director of the American Cancer Society and a former officer of the Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs. | ||||||||
| A native Washingtonian, Mrs. Stamer graduated from Central High School and the University of Maryland. | ||||||||
| Her husband, Paul F. Stamer Sr., died in 2001, after 58 years of marriage. A son, Paul F. Stamer Jr., died in 1971. | ||||||||
| Survivors include two children, Diana Stamer Fitzgerald of Arlington and Mark Bedell Stamer of Fairfax; and two grandchildren. | ||||||||