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Patrick E. "Eric" Myers, a longtime Mount Royal Tavern publican, has died at 57.
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Virginia Peddicord, a retired legal secretary and active Howard County volunteer, has died at 97.
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Charles L. Wagandt II, who led the restoration of Oella, has died at 95.
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The Rev. Peter L. Haynes, a retired Baltimore County Church of the Brethren pastor who composed music for worship, died of bone cancer May 6 at his Glen Arm home. He was 64.
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Douglas W. Young, a University of Maryland criminologist and senior faculty researcher, died of cancer May 12 at his Ruxton home. He was 67.
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Mary J. Wilson, the first African American senior zookeeper at what is now at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, died Thursday at Northwest Hospital in Randallstown of the coronavirus. The former Ashburton resident was 83.
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Dorothy P. Lykos, a former Sinai Hospital X-ray technician who later worked in her husband's York Road pharmacy, has died at 84.
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Lawrence Kaufman, a retired attorney who worked in tax and estate planning and was a longtime community volunteer, has died at 89.
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Sallie D. Mayfield, a retired businesswoman who was partial to Southern cooking, has died of the coronavirus at 100.
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Rosalie D. Emrich, a champion Rolling Road Country Club golfer and a whiz in the kitchen, has died of the coronavirus at 97.
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Stanley E. Sugarman, real estate firm owner who dealt with a segregated Baltimore in the 1950s, dies
Stanley E. Sugarman a real estate business owner who helped African Americans buy homes in Baltimore in the 1950s, has died.
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Chrystelle T. Bond, founder of the dance program at Goucher College and former Baltimore Sun dance critic, has died at 82.
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Dr. Laurie Zabin, the founding director of the Bill and Melinda Gates Institute for Population and Reproductive Health at the Johns Hopkins University, has died at 94.
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Tori Harrison, a standout basketball player at Towson Catholic in the early 1980s who went on to play in two Final Fours while at Louisiana Tech in college and later served as the head coach at Coppin State and Rider, died May 1.
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Ruth H. Denick, a retired law firm bookkeeper, died last Wednesday of the coronavirus at her North Oaks Retirement Community home in Owings Mills. The former longtime Lutherville resident was 91.
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Anthony Edwin Balcerzak Sr., a retired Veterans Administration pharmacist, died of cancer April 30 at his Timonium He was 84.
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Mary Ann "Mickey" Petrick, a World War II combat nurse who cared for the wounded at the Battle of the Bulge and later worked as a parochial school nurse, has died at 97.
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Downing Kay, believed to be the oldest living Maryland resident, died Friday afternoon after a months-long illness. She was 112.
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Joseph R.B.Tubman, a retired investment counselor, has died of the coronavirus at age 91.
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Charles David Ward, a strong advocate for disability rights for four decades, has died at age 73.
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Rosalie Connor, an Oakenshawe neighborhood activist, has died at age 90.
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The Rev. Marcus Garvey Wood, pastor of Providence Baptist Church and a seminary classmate of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., has died at age 99.
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Michelle J. Gutfleisch, a retired payroll clerk who was an avid photographer and traveler, died May 5 of a heart attack at her Rosedale home. She was 61.
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Young Hyun Ahn of Ellicott City who helped found the Korean American Disabled People’s Association, has died at age 79.
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Mary D. Hovanec, who worked as a librarian for the Baltimore County Public Library system and was an active communicant of St. Pius X Roman Catholic Church, died May 4 of the coronavirus at Arden Courts of Towson. The Stoneleigh resident was 84.
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Lara Wallace Hough, a seventh grader who sought to become a lawyer or teacher, has died of leukemia at age 13.
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Samuel G. Macfarlane, former Williams & Wilkins Waverly Press CFO, has died at age 88.
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Matthew C. Fenton III, a veteran of World War II and the Korean War and owner of Chesapeake Cadillac, has died at age 94.
