Obituaries - Baltimore Sun

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Rudolph P. ‘Rudy’ Lamone, former dean of the University of Maryland Robert H. Smith School of Business, dies

Rudolph P. “Rudy” Lamone, a former Army veteran and bandleader who later served as dean of the Robert H. Smith School of Business, has died.

Lance Reddick, ‘Wire’ star and Baltimore native, dies at 60

Lance Reddick, a Baltimore native and character actor who specialized in intense, icy and possibly sinister authority figures on TV and film, including “The Wire,” “Fringe” and the “John Wick” franchise, has died. He was 60.

Dr. Robert K. Brooner, an internationally recognized expert in addiction treatment and research, dies

Dr. Robert K. Brooner, who had been head of Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center’s Addiction Treatment Services and Center for Addiction and Pregnancy, died.

Marilyn R. Goldwater, Maryland delegate and health care champion, dies at 95

Marilyn R. Goldwater, an emergency room nurse by training who served 24 years in the Maryland House of Delegates, has died. She was 95.

Diane Johnson, former chief nursing officer of Sinai Hospital, dies

Diane Johnson, the retired Sinai Hospital of Baltimore chief nursing officer recalled as a forceful professional leader, died March 10.

Andrew B. ‘Andy’ Thomas, a retired Maryland National Bank executive and history buff, dies

Andrew B. “Andy” Thomas, a retired Maryland National Bank executive and history buff, died Feb. 24.

Carl Patrick ‘Buster’ Hughes, a streetcar restorer and gay rights advocate, dies

Carl Patrick “Buster” Hughes, the Baltimore Streetcar Museum restoration chief who was also a handyman and electrician, died March 7.

Dan Popera, longtime Archbishop Curley teacher and basketball coach known for stressing fundamentals, dies

Dan Popera, who taught accounting at Archbishop Curley High School for nearly four decades and was known as "Mr. Fundamentals" for his no-nonsense approach to coaching basketball, died March 5. He was 76.

John K.C. Payne, St. Paul’s grad and former newspaper reporter who later became an investment banker, dies at 44

John 'Kimball' Payne, a former Baltimore Sun reporter who later became a Virginia investment banker, died Feb. 25 from sarcoma at his Virginia Beach home. He was 44.

Dorothy L. McCullough, Urban Services Agency worker and advocate for inmates at Maryland State Penitentiary, dies at 93

Dorothy L. McCullough, who had worked for the Urban Services Agency and also was a surrogate mother to prison inmates at the Maryland State Penitentiary, died Feb. 21. She was 93.

Lawrence ‘Larry’ Kloze, antique shop owner and master gardener who helped others grow their food, dies

Lawrence Martin “Larry” Kloze, an antique shop owner who helped others grow their own food, died Sunday at Sinai Hospital. The Mount Washington resident was 83.

Allan Edward Baugher, patriarch of Baugher’s Farm Orchard and Restaurant in Westminster, dies

Allan Edward Baugher, of Baugher’s Farm Orchard and Restaurant in Westminster, a family farm he inherited from his parents, died Feb. 26 of complications from Parkinson’s disease at his home. He was 88.

Monsignor William F. Burke, longtime pastor of St. Francis of Assisi parish and social justice activist, dies

Monsignor William F. Burke, a retired pastor who served the St. Francis of Assisi parish in Baltimore for more than 40 years and was known for a commitment to social justice, died of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Friday at Stella Maris Hospice in Timonium. He was 89.

Robert Arrigo ‘Bob’ Breschi, civilian chemist for the Army and administrative law judge, dies

Robert “Bob” Arrigo Breschi, a chemist who became an administrative law judge during his second career, died Feb. 24 in his Timonium house. He was 83.

Larry G. Coleman, multicultural affairs director at Community College of Baltimore County and storyteller, dies

Larry G. Coleman, former director of multicultural affairs at the Community College of Baltimore County, died at the University of Maryland Medical Center Jan. 22. He was 76.

Judy Heumann, disability rights activist, dies at age 75

Judy Heumann, a renowned activist who helped secure legislation protecting the rights of disabled people, has died at age 75.

Jayne G. Karsten, educator, ‘Duffy girl’ dancer and avid Chesapeake Bay sailor, dies

Jayne G. Karsten, a veteran educator, dancer and avid Chesapeake Bay sailor, died Feb. 9 at her Annapolis home. She was 98.

Fielding H. Lewis Jr., pioneer of lacrosse equipment design and race car enthusiast, dies

Fielding H. Lewis Jr., a retired inventor and car enthusiast, died Feb. 13 at his Queenstown home on the Wye River. He was 93.

Fred D. Miller, former Baltimore Colts tackle who was part of formidable defensive line in 2 Super Bowls, dies

Fred D. Miller, the former Baltimore Colts tackle who helped them reach two Super Bowls, died Sunday at Brightview Senior Living in Timonium. He was 82.

Jerry Richardson, former Baltimore Colts wide receiver who founded and owned Carolina Panthers, dies at 86

Jerry Richardson, the former Baltimore Colts wide receiver who caught a touchdown pass from Johnny Unitas in the 1959 NFL championship game and who later founded and owned the Carolina Panthers until a scandal forced him to sell the team, has died. He was 86.

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