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Charlotte Marie Bond, 75, of Brandywine, MD passed away on December 19, 2020 at her home surrounded by her loving family. She was born on July 2, 1945 in Brandywine, MD to the late, Ralph Edward Bond and Athula (Tubekis) Bond. She was one of five children. Charlotte worked as a secretary for the public school system. She loved working with the children and watching them grow each year. She was always in awe of the wonders of the world through the eyes and imaginations of kids. A beautiful soul, with a heart of gold, Charlotte's greatest joy came from her family and friends. She met a man wh...

The Year In Portraits Share The People We Met In A Year Like No Other Three months into 2020, the world shut down. A pandemic upended daily life as streets emptied, schools closed and businesses shuttered. Millions lost jobs. Our health care system was tested like never before. And more than 300,000 Americans lost their lives, including over 11,000 here in Massachusetts. The pandemic also exacerbated existing inequities in our society, as those already struggling battled additional challenges: isolation, a lack of resources, profound levels of stress and deep personal loss. COVID-19 exposed l...

Explaining why they needed to buy an expensive bottle of wine. [laughter] >>tu right? >> when does it change to becoming wealthy? >> i would read books about ted turner, about famous entrepreneurs -- >> when you were aye kid? you start reading about ted turner saying i could be a guy like that? >> yeah, absolutely. >> and that's why you were reading those books, they were inspirational? >> definitely. why not me? why can't i do this? >> when you were in junior high maybe, you were an overweight stamp collector. >>bue pretty much. >> were you bullied? >> a couple times. i had great friends but,...

Change from buying stuff to becoming wealthy? i would read books about ted turner. i would read books about famous entrepreneurs. harvey: when you were a kid, you start reading about ted turner - saying, "i could be a guy like that." - yeah. yeah, absolutely. and that's why you were reading those books? - yeah. - they were inspiration. they were definitely inspirational. it was like, "why not me? why not me? why can't i do this?" when you were in junior high, maybe, you were a, um, an overweight stamp collector. - pretty much. - were you bullied? a couple of times. i had great friends, but yea...

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