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Lawrence D. Benicewicz, a retired educator and who served as a musical consultant to John Waters, dies
Lawrence D. Benicewicz, a retired educator and record collector extraordinaire who served as a musical consultant to filmmaker John Waters, died Oct. 10.
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Amayah Charles, Notre Dame of Maryland University nursing student, dies
Amayah Charles, a sophomore nursing student at Notre Dame of Maryland University, died early Monday in a car accident on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway.
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Adria Litrenta, Peabody-trained musician who co-owned Dundalk’s Pinland duckpin bowling center, dies
Adria Theresa Litrenta, a Peabody Conservatory-trained musician who co-owned Dundalk’s Pinland duckpin bowling lanes, has died.
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Mary P. ‘Pat’ McCusker, registered nurse, dies
Mary P. “Pat” McCusker, a retired registered nurse and volunteer, died Monday of complications from dementia at St. Joseph’s Nursing Home in Catonsville.
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Julia W. ‘Judy’ Buchanan, medical book editor, dies
Julia W. ‘Judy’ Buchanan, a retired medical book editor who enjoyed gardening and attending the theater and symphony, has died at 81.
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Richard W. Jackson, children’s book editor and author who championed Judy Blume, dies
Richard W. Jackson, a children’s book editor and author who championed Judy Blume, has died at age 84.
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Edward ‘Ed’ John Bouwer, Johns Hopkins professor and water contamination expert, dies
Water contamination expert Dr. Edward “Ed” John Bouwer, a professor at Johns Hopkins University, has died of multiple myeloma.
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Jarvis T. Hughes, who built Liberty ships during World War II and helped restore S.S. John W. Brown, dies
Jarvis T. Hughes, who helped build Liberty ships during World War II and became a trouble-shooter for Baltimore Gas and Electric Co., has died at age 95.
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Bill Tamburrino, retired schools vice principal and World War II veteran who decorated B-17s, dies
Bill Tamburrino, a retired Mergenthaler Vocational-Technical High School vice principal and World War II veteran, has died at age 98.
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Karen E. Shelton, Baltimore County’s first female African American police officer, dies
Karen E. Shelton, the first female African American Baltimore County police officer, has died at age 68.
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William F. Gover, Bethlehem Steel electrician and farmer, dies
William F. Gover, a retired Bethlehem Steel Corp. worker and farmer, died Sunday from heart failure at Forest Hill Health and Rehabilitation Center in Forest Hill. He was 91.
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Reppard P. “Repp” Stone, retired teacher, musician and jazz composer, dies
Reppard P. "Repp” Stone, a distinguished teacher, musician and jazz composer whose arrangements were favored by such jazz greats as Ethel Ennis and Billy Eckstein, died Oct. 2 in his sleep at FutureCare Coldspring. The 60-year Morgan Park resident was 89.
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Clyde R. ‘Dick’ Springer, assistant hospital superintendent, dies
Clyde R. "Dick" Springer, former assistant superintendent of Springfield State Hospital, has died at age 89.
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Jerry Dadds, graphic designer whose work was featured on postage stamps, dies
Jerry Dadds, a graphic designer who specialized in woodcuts, has died at age 79.
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Dr. James A. ‘Jim’ Quinlan Jr., University of Maryland internist, professor, sax player and record collector, dies
Dr. James A. “Jim” Quinlan Jr., a longtime internist and associate professor at the University of Maryland Medical School, has died at age 79.
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Ann H. Sloane, bookkeeper and lover of classic movies, dies
Ann H. Sloane, a retired bookkeeper who had a deep appreciation and knowledge of classic Hollywood films, has died at age 68,
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Carolyn Ann Edmonds, social services administrator and active Delta Sigma Theta Sorority member, dies
Caroline Edmonds, a former administrator in the Maryland Department of Human Services, has died at age 69.
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Frances B. Brune, a retired secretary, dies
Frances B. Brune, a retired secretary and inveterate sports fan, has died at age 99.
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Dr. Douglas B. Murphy, former professor of cell biology at the Johns Hopkins Medical School, dies
Dr. Douglas B. Murphy, a former professor of cell biology at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, has died at age 74.
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Elizabeth G. James, retired special education teacher, dies
Elizabeth G. James, a retired Baltimore County public schools educator, has did at age 97.
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Agnes M. Lafferty, longtime tutor at Brown Memorial Park Avenue Presbyterian Church, dies
Agnes M. Lafferty, who tutored in the Brown Memorial Park Avenue Presbyterian Church elementary school tutoring program, has died at age 80.
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Dr. Robert F. Ward, family psychiatrist, dies
Dr. Robert F. Ward, a family psychiatrist, has died at age 85.
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Elizabeth Dempsey Anderson, teacher, Hannah More administrator and homemaker, dies
Elizabeth Dempsey Anderson, teacher, volunteer and homemaker, has died at age 96.
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Dr. Thomas S. Monahan III, University of Maryland School of Medicine surgeon who worked with the needy, dies
Dr. Thomas S. Monahan III, an academic vascular surgeon at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, has died at the age of 44.
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Larry Willis, acclaimed jazz pianist who was nominated three times for a Grammy Award, dies
Larry Willis, a jazz pianist who performed with Blood, Sweat & Tears and was nominated three times for a Grammy Award, has died of an aneurysm.
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M. Joan Malpas, antique shop co-owner and Johns Hopkins administrator, dies
M. Joan Jett Malpas, who co-owned an Ellicott City antiques business and had worked at the Johns Hopkins University, has died of heart disease.
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George R. Benson Jr., founder of Benson Motor Cars Ltd. and philanthropist, dies
George R. Benson Jr., founder of Benson Motor Cars Ltd. and trustee emeritus of McDaniel College, died Sept. 25 in Annapolis.
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Marie T. “Terry” Swift, bookkeeper, dies
Marie T. "Terry" Smith, the longtime bookkeeper of Dawn's Office Supply, has died at age 89.
