Fitzgerald, David Thomas
Birth: Wednesday, November 09, 1932 in Lynn, Massachusetts
Residence: Chesapeake Beach, Maryland
Death: Saturday, September 20, 2014 at the age of 81
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David Thomas Fitzgerald, 77, of Chesapeake Beach passed away September 20, 2014 at the Burnett-Calvert Hospice House in Prince Frederick. He was born on November 9, 1932 to Gertrude and David Fitzgerald in Lynn, Massachusetts.

He attended local parochial schools, graduating from Boston College with a BS in history and government. After graduation, he served for three years in the United States Army. His work experience included participation in the Proctor and Gamble executive training program and a stint as the business manager for WNEW. All of which was preparation for his ultimate career as Assistant Deputy Commissioner for the Human Resources Administration in New York City. Beginning with Mayor Lindsay and successive administrations through Mayor Bloomberg, he had a long distinguished career in budget and finance. After official retirement, he served several more years as a consultant.

Prior to settling locally in Calvert County, David lived in Glen Cove, NY. He also had a home for twenty-five years in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont, where he, his wife and family enjoyed many summers.

Mr. Fitzgerald leaves his wife of thirty-three years, Barbara Wells Fitzgerald. Also surviving are daughters Catherine Anderson and Tara Neeld, and sons Brendan Fitzgerald and Timothy Fitzgerald. Also included is his stepfamily of Karen Rodriquez, Christopher Wells and Johnny Rodriquez. In addition, there are ten grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.

As one of his many friends said, "A good man has passed, but with comfort and dignity. David was loved by everyone he came in contact with, finding the positive even in those with whom he disagreed." Another friend said, "We will miss him." So shall we all.

Services for Mr. Fitzgerald will be private. Arrangements provided by Rausch Funeral Home.
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