Matthew D.P. Herzberg, founding member of the Breath of God Lutheran Church and ax throwing enthusiast, dies

Timothy W. Edlund, former Morgan State University business professor and avid sailor, dies

Dr. Louis E. Grenzer Sr., Baltimore cardiologist and author of study guide for medical students, dies

Baltimore native Carolyn Yost, fashionable minister’s wife and expert gardener, dies

Dr. Barbara R. Migeon, longtime professor at Johns Hopkins University and advocate for women in science, dies

Jacquelyn ‘Jackie’ Leatherbury Douglass, who helped design giant crab sculpture at BWI, dies

Harry R. Kahler, co-owner of a company that managed computer systems for NASA, dies

Robert C. Alianiello, popular WCAO and WBAL radio DJ who introduced The Beatles at a 1966 concert, dies

Fannie Gaston-Johansson, nursing trailblazer and the first Black woman to become a tenured Hopkins professor, dies

James I. Houck, former managing editor of The Baltimore Sun, dies

Otis Warren Jr., first Black person to construct an office building in downtown Baltimore, dies

Robert C. Goldman, who brought sleek design to his architectural practice while enjoying the good life, dies

Baltimore native Edward Ross Goldstein, teacher and tuba player who performed at thousands of events, dies

Olga von Hartz Owens, career botanist and avid Chesapeake Bay sailor who built a sailboat in her backyard, dies

Stephen Phillips Wesley Gilbert Sr., commercial real estate broker and nature lover, dies

Bernard Kalb, longtime foreign affairs journalist, dies at 100 at home in North Bethesda

Margaret ‘Maggie’ Lord, a former Sun copy editor who brought a British sense of creative refinement and competency to her work, dies

Elmer E. ‘Chief’ Horsey, former mayor of Chestertown whose administration was marked by restorations and new construction, dies

Franklin Owen Michaud, a retired IBM sales manager and library volunteer, dies

Irving H. Phillips Jr., The Baltimore Sun’s first Black news photographer, dies

David M. Cunningham, a veteran Baltimore City Hall employee, dies

Georgia Clark Sadler, a trailblazer for women in the military and the Naval Academy’s first female instructor, dies

The Rev. P. Kingsley Smith, longtime Trinity Episcopal Church rector and Towson community leader, dies

Lloyd Leo Haak, who worked in car sales and would ‘take care of customers like family,’ dies

Notable deaths of 2022