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Ingeborg F. Harrington, a homemaker and gourmet cook who was known for her memorable dinner parties, died Friday of heart failure at Manor Care Ruxton. She was 91.

William E. Mosley, a retired Maryland Mass Transit Administration subway motorman and World War II veteran, died June 8 of undetermined causes at Manor Care Health Services Woodbridge Valley in Catonsville. He was 90.

Myles R. McComas, a World War II veteran who was the founder and president of Carpet Land, died Friday of complications from a stroke at Manor Care Ruxton. He was 94.

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Margaret Cecelia Zimmerman, a descendant of founding Towson families who was an accomplished family seamstress, died of complications of gastric disease and hypertension Jan. 3 at Manor Care Ruxton. The North Baltimore resident was 101.

Gwendolyn H. "Winkie" Davis, a retired substitute and kindergarten teacher, died Nov. 12 of complications of diabetes at Woodbridge Valley Manor Care Center in Catonsville. She was 92.

Harry H. Boublitz, a retired Enoch Pratt Free Library librarian who was also a bibliophile, died Saturday of Parkinson's disease at Manor Care Ruxton. He was 83.

Louisa A. Eveson, a homemaker who enjoyed painting, died Wednesday from complications of dementia at Manor Care Ruxton. She was 82.

Longtime Hampden resident Jack Barr, a colorful, well-remembered character who trolled The Avenue for news and passed it on as a beloved town crier, died Sunday at the Manor Care nursing home in Towson, of heart disease and a colon infection at 79. Denise Whiting of Cafe Hon said he was "Hampden's original Facebook page."

Maynard E. Keadle, a retired principal of Dulaney and Perry Hall high schools recalled as a leader who put his students and faculty first, died of diabetic complications Tuesday at Manor Care Ruxton. The Timonium resident was 84.

Percy Nicholson, a retired co-owner of two West Baltimore cleaning establishments where he cared for clothing of African-American performers who played at the fabled Royal Theater, died Tuesday of heart failure at Manor Care Falls Road. He was 92.

Rosella M. Beeler, a retired department store worker and homemaker, died of pneumonia Oct. 4 at Manor Care Health Services in Ruxton. The Campus Hills resident was 91.

Ann L. Rector, a homemaker and longtime volunteer, died Wednesday of congestive heart failure at her Towson home. She was 93.

Hedy Hill, a stockbroker who led a successful effort to save the Woman's Industrial Exchange during a parlous financial episode, died of complications of an infection Sunday at Manor Care Ruxton. The Timonium resident was 69.

Pat P. Fraher was among about 1,200 volunteers honored by Baltimore County Thursday for donating time to senior programs, environmental projects, counseling, tutoring and countless other services.

Whitney French Morrill, the co-owner of a building maintenance firm that cleaned Baltimore landmarks, died of dementia complications March 17 at Manor Care Ruxton. The Monkton resident was 87.

Alexander Hamilton "Ham" Bishop III, a respected headmaster who led five independent schools during his lengthy career in education, died of kidney failure complications Saturday at Manor Care Health Services Dulaney. He was 85 and lived in North Baltimore.

Alexander Hamilton "Ham" Bishop III, a respected headmaster who led five independent schools during his lengthy career in education, died of kidney failure complications Saturday at Manor Care Health Services Dulaney. He was 85 and lived in North Baltimore.