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Richard A. Lidinsky Jr., an attorney who headed the Federal Maritime Commission and was known as the “Watchdog of the Port,” died Thursday at his Roland Park home. He was 76.

Dr. Lawrence Charles “Larry” Pakula, a pediatrician who established a morning calling hour to reassure the parents of sick children, died Nov. 2 at Gilchrist Center Towson. The Rockland resident was 89.

Dr. Lawrence Charles “Larry” Pakula, a pediatrician who established a morning calling hour to reassure the parents of sick children, died Nov. 2 at Gilchrist Center Towson. The Rockland resident was 89.

Wallace “Wally” Dann, a World War II veteran who later became a lawyer and an enthusiastic oenophile, died of cancer Oct. 18 from at the Mercy Ridge Retirement Community in Timonium. He was 101.

Wallace “Wally” Dann, a World War II veteran who later became a lawyer and an enthusiastic oenophile, died of cancer Oct. 18 from at the Mercy Ridge Retirement Community in Timonium. He was 101.

Barbara A. Miller, former longtime dean at the Maryland Institute College of Art whose career spanned nearly three decades, died of cancer Oct. 23 at Gilchrist Center in Towson.

Martin David “Marty” Kurland, who entertained children as Happy the Clown and made appearances at the White House in this role, died of heart disease Oct. 26 at his Pikesville home. He was 86.

Anne C. Desmarais, a longtime director and teacher at Northwood-Appold United Methodist Church, died of complications from sepsis Oct. 23.

Marian E. “Mandy” Goetze, who was an educator, a businessperson and an advocate for women, died Oct. 12 at her home in Towson’s Glen Ellen neighborhood.