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William G. ”Hotzie” Hotz Sr., a Baltimore Sun photographer and Navy veteran, died May 18 at his Berlin, Worcester County home. He was 85.
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Ronald Cole Owens Sr., a retired advertising executive who was a decorated Vietnam War Army veteran, died April 9. The Federal Hill resident was 85.
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John A. “Buzz” Chriest Jr., a retired American Telephone & Telegraph cable engineer and founder of the annual Defenders’ Day Celebration, died April 1 at the Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center.
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John A. “Buzz” Chriest Jr., a retired American Telephone & Telegraph cable engineer and founder of the annual Defenders’ Day Celebration, died April 1 at the Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center.
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Charles E. “Ted” Herget Jr., who fostered the growth of Stevenson University as its former board chair, died March 2 at his Vero Beach, Florida, home. The former North Baltimore resident was 83.