Obituaries - Baltimore Sun

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Marshall Pittman, West Baltimore deacon who aided veterans at Maryland Department of Labor, dies

Marshall Pittman, a deacon at Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church, died April 24 at the Baltimore VA Medical Center. The West Arlington resident was 75.

Thomas P. Thornton, State Department official who taught at Hopkins School of International Studies, dies

Thomas P. Thornton, a former State Department official turned teacher, died May 5 at his Guilford home. He was 93.

Baltimore native Dr. Marcia Henson-Coakley, public school teacher and dentist, dies

Dr. Marcia Henson-Coakley, a retired Woodlawn dentist, died May 7 at Sinai Hospital. She was 72.

Charles C. ‘Chuck’ Cochran, veteran railroader known for training new engineers, dies

Charles C. “Chuck” Cochran, a veteran railroader, died May 4 at Halifax Health Hospice in Port Orange, Florida. He was 90.

Barry Walter Moore, chair of Towson University department of electronic media and film, dies

Barry Walter Moore, a retired Towson University professor, died April 26. The Towson and Loch Raven Village resident was 76.

Prinston A. McCarther, veteran Baltimore City and Baltimore County public educator and avid golfer, dies

Prinston A. McCarther, a veteran elementary school educator who taught in city and county public schools, died April 25 at Northwest Hospital in Baltimore County. He was 81.

Former Baltimore City College lacrosse player who served as airman killed in hit-and-run crash in Virginia

A former Baltimore City College lacrosse player died early Monday morning after being struck by a passing vehicle on a Virginia highway, according to police.

Baltimore native Samuel Edward ‘Ed’ Hawkins Jr., general manager of WITH radio station, dies

Samuel Edward “Ed” Hawkins Jr., a former general manager of WITH radio station, died April 12 at the Village at Augsburg. The longtime Parkville resident was 90.

Brian R. Judd, groundbreaking Johns Hopkins physicist and professor, dies

Brian R. Judd, a well-dressed Johns Hopkins University professor and groundbreaking physicist with a mind for math and an ear for music, died April 8. He was 92.

Charles Joseph ‘Chuck’ Mannix, IBM sales manager and competitive shooter, dies

Charles Joseph “Chuck” Mannix, a retired IBM sales manager, died April 11 at the Wayne Center, a senior living community in Wayne, Pennsylvania. He was 79.

Baltimore native Dr. Darryl Carter, surgical pathologist at Johns Hopkins, dies

Dr. Darryl Carter, a retired surgical pathologist at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, died April 21 at his Timonium home. He was 87.

Omari Todd, Teach for America Baltimore executive who recruited educators for area schools, dies

Omari Todd, a Teach for America executive, died April 25 at Northwest Hospital in Randallstown. He was 45.

Avery Aisenstark, longtime director of Baltimore’s Department of Legislative Reference, dies

Avery Aisenstark, former director of Baltimore City’s Department of Legislative Reference, died April 19 at Sinai Hospital. The Upper Park Heights resident was 77.

Baltimore native Timothy W. Fosbrink, funeral director and owner of Fosbrink-Johnson Funeral Home, dies

Timothy W. Fosbrink, a longtime Baltimore area funeral director, died Friday at the University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center in Glen Burnie. He was 70.

Baltimore native Richard Henry ‘Dick’ Hartlove, self-trained mechanical engineer and HVAC executive, dies

Richard Henry “Dick” Hartlove, a self-trained mechanical engineer, died at Bridging Life Hospice Care at Sinai Hospital April 15. The Reisterstown resident was 83.

Pari Mavrophilipos, celebrated family cook who emigrated from Greece, dies

Pari Mavrophilipos, a celebrated family cook, died April 23. The Edgewater resident was 92.

William S. ‘Ratch’ Ratchford II, longtime director of General Assembly’s Department of Fiscal Services, dies

William S. “Ratch” Ratchford II, former longtime director of the General Assembly’s Department of Fiscal Services, died at the Ginger Cove retirement community in Annapolis. He was 90.

Baltimore native George R. ‘Bob’ Ruhl III, head of baking supply business George R. Ruhl & Son, dies

George R. ‘Bob’ Ruhl III, former president of baking supply company George R. Ruhl & Son Inc., died April 18 at the Hospice of the Chesapeake in Pasadena. The Sherwood Forest resident was 77.

Dr. Guy McKhann, Johns Hopkins neurologist with a focus on nervous system disorders, dies

Dr. Guy McKhann, a Johns Hopkins brain scientist who created criteria for diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease, died April 12 at his Ruxton home. He was 91.

Baltimore native Albert H. ‘Hill’ Michaels Jr., insurance executive and avid outdoorsman, dies

Albert H. “Hill” Michaels Jr., an insurance executive and avid fisherman, has died. The former Ruxton resident was 84.

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