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Theodora Pappas “Teddie” Poletis, a retired Mergenthaler Vocational Technical High School librarian and church musician who was a historian of Baltimore’s Greek community, died Wednesday at Brightview White Marsh. She was 92 and formerly lived in Rodgers Forge.
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Joseph J. Arcieri, whose career as an Enoch Pratt Free Library librarian spanned three decades, died July 22 of COVID-19 and heart failure. The Stoneleigh resident was 76.
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Frank V. “Bo” Boozer Jr., a Towson lawyer and member of the firm of Covahey & Boozer, P.A., died from an embolism July 4 at his Rodgers Forge home. He was 42.
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Frank V. “Bo” Boozer Jr., a Towson lawyer and member of the firm of Covahey & Boozer, P.A., died from an embolism July 4 at his Rodgers Forge home. He was 42.
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Carroll S. Jackson, a retired First National Bank official and a veteran of World War II and the Korean War, died June 13 of complications from COVID-19 at Gilchrist Center in Towson. The longtime Poplar Hill resident was 97.