Mon. March 21, 2016 Spent the evening with good friends at the 24th annual Carroll County Human Relations Commission awards dinner to honor the amazing life and work of Warren Dorsey.
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Monday, March 21, 2016
Monday, March 7, 2016
Attending the Monday March 7, 2017 dedication of the William F. Luebberman auditorium
Attending the Monday March 7, 2017 dedication of the William F. Luebberman auditorium at the Carroll County Public Safety Training Center
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
March 1, 2016 The Carroll Co spring woods fire on Leister’s School Rd is out...
March 1, 2016 The Carroll Co spring woods fire on Leister's School Rd is out but the paperwork continues for Westminster Vol. Firefighter Lt. Chad Petry – otherwise known officially as 'Jamie's husband.' The risk of brush and woods fires increase with warmer weather. Practice fire safety and be careful out there. Just saying
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Sunday, October 25, 2015
Marie Mary Geiman of Manchester, Maryland 1918 - 2015 Obituary
Marie Mary Geiman of Manchester, Maryland 1918 - 2015
Obituary
Marie Mary Geiman
Born: September 27, 1918
Died: October 24, 2015
Marie Mary Geiman, age 97 of Hanover, PA, died Saturday Oct.
24, 2015 at the Hanover Hospital in Hanover, PA, surrounded by her family.
Born Sept. 27, 1918 in Manchester, she was the daughter of
the late Clayton M. and Bertha Mae Miller Black. She was the wife of the late
Lavere Wilbert Geiman who died July 31, 2000.
Years ago, she worked at the Jacob Brothers Sewing Factory
in Manchester, MD. She was a life member of Immanuel Lutheran Church, enjoyed
eating out and spending time with her grandchildren and great grandchildren.
She is survived by her daughters, Nancy Little and Pearl
Moffitt and husband Paul all of Hanover, PA., grandchildren, Gregory, Donald,
Christopher and Jeffrey, siblings, Margaret McCullough of Manchester, her twin,
Miriam Thompson of Hampstead, MD and 14 great grandchildren.
She is predeceased by siblings, Hilda Hesson, Ruby Davis,
Cletus, Maurice and Ritchie Black.
The family will receive friends at the ECKHARDT FUNERAL
CHAPEL P.A., 3296 Charmil Dr., Manchester, MD on Tuesday Oct. 27, 2015 from 6-8
pm. and on Wednesday at Immanuel Lutheran Church, 3184 Church St., Manchester,
MD from 10 am. until the time of the funeral service at 11:00am with the Rev.
Christopher Litton officiating.
Interment will be in the Old Lutheran Cemetery, Manchester,
MD.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Immanuel
Lutheran Church, P.O. Box 739, Manchester, MD 21102.
Online condolences may be sent to www.eckhardtfuneralchapel.com.
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+++++++++++++++Wednesday, September 9, 2015
An Oliver "Super 77" sits outside Pritts Funeral in honor of Floyd Neudecker, a life member of the Westminster Fire Dept, who died August 31, 2015.
An Oliver "Super 77" sits outside Pritts Funeral in honor of Floyd Nuedecker, a life member of the Westminster Fire Dept, who died August 31, 2015.
Westminster Fire Dept. Life Member Floyd Lee Neudecker died
August 31, 2015.
Floyd Lee Neudecker July 25, 1942 - August 31, 2015
Floyd Lee Neudecker, 73, of Westminster died Thursday,
August 31, 2015 at Genesis Multi-Medical Center in Towson.
Born July 25, 1942 in Baltimore he was the son of the late
Albert and M. Elizabeth Yingling Neudecker. He was predeceased by his wife of
43 years, Joanne Neudecker, on July 20, 2015.
He was a graduate of Westminster High School class of 1960.
He was a life member of Westminster Fire Engine and Hose Co. No.1, and retired
after 32 years as a career Engineer and Emergency Medical Technician.
His first job was farming with Paul and Wilfred Hoff. He
previously worked for Eagle Oil Amoco Station on Main and Court, owned by
Orville Frock.
He had a lifelong love of farms, and farm machines;
especially Oliver farm equipment.
He was a collector of antique fire and farm apparatuses as
well as cars. He enjoyed listening to various music such as early rock and
roll, doo wop, blue grass and country music- his favorites included Hank
Williams, Sr. and The Carter Family. He was a much liked member of the
community and will be dearly missed by his family and friends.
Surviving him is son Spencer Neudecker of Westminster.
The family will receive friends on Tuesday from 2 to 4 to 6
to 8 p.m. at Pritts Funeral Home & Chapel, 412 Washington Rd., Westminster.
A funeral service will be held on Wednesday at 11:00 a.m. at the funeral home.
Interment will be in Meadow Branch Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made to defray
funeral expenses c/o Pritts Funeral Home and Chapel, 412 Washington Rd.,
Westminster MD 21157.
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Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Some reflections upon Md. Gov. Marvin Mandel
Md. Gov. Marvin Mandel passed away on Aug. 30, 2015
Thursday, September 3, 2015 – September 6, 2015 Kevin E.
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I was out of town when Md. Gov. Marvin Mandel, 1969-1979,
passed away on Sunday August 30, 2015. His passing made me quite sad. He is
arguably one of the most influential Maryland elected officials of the 20th
Century. And he was one of the first statewide Maryland politicians that I got
to meet and interact with and he made quite a good first impression – that was
a lasting impression.
An article in the Baltimore
Sun on August 31, 2015, “Former
Gov. Marvin Mandel dies,” by Michael Dresser and Colin Campbell, explained,
“Former Gov. Marvin Mandel, who won acclaim during two tumultuous terms in the
State House as one of Maryland's most effective chief executives only to be
forced from power on corruption charges in 1977, died Sunday afternoon, his
family said. He was 95.”
It is under-reported was that “in 1988 the U.S. 4th Circuit
Court of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling that threw out the mail fraud and
racketeering convictions of Mr. Mandel and his five co-defendants in the case…”
according to the August 31, 2015 article in the Baltimore Sun.
Also, for the most part under-reported, Gov. Mandel was also
a pioneering civil rights leader who advocated opening opportunities for
qualified women and African-American leaders.
He also pioneered the University of Md. Medical Center shock
trauma system and worked hard on health care issues...
Above please find one of the last pictures of me and Gov.
Mandel taken November 1, 2011, at the annual Maryland Municipal League fall
conference at the Hyatt resort in Cambridge, Md.
Although I no longer remember the particulars, I first met
the governor in the early to mid-1970s. He was very approachable, accessible
and it was nice to talk with him. He was engaging almost to the point of mesmerizing.
Although I was a student of political science and government
of the time, I oddly met him by happenstance on a trip to Annapolis looking for
information about my cousin, Del. Wilbur Magin, 1959-1966, and my distant great
Uncle, Gov. Warfield, 1904-1908.
Although we did talk about Gov. Warfield and Del Magin; much
of our conversation was about a bridge construction matter. Go figure…
I was working steel and concrete pans on bridges at the
time. For example I worked on the Francis Scott Key Bridge that spanned the
outer Baltimore harbor in, I believe 1974?
I no longer remember if it was on the Francis Scott Key
Bridge or not; but we had an issue that involved structural steel girders being
delivered to bridge sites with the suds already welded on to the beams. This
made it difficult – if not dangerous, to walk around and negotiate while
working the bridge structural beams several stories off the ground.
He listened and cared and subsequently, under his watch, the
problem was solved.
I subsequently met him several times while I was in office
as a Westminster elected official, 1999-2005. He was always warm, eager to talk
about my distant relatives who had served as Maryland elected officials and he
loved to talk about the history of Maryland government.
Years later, in 2011, he still remembered the conversation and
that I was related to Gov. Warfield and Del. Magin. I found this absolutely
extraordinary. You simply cannot make something like that up.
The Baltimore Sun article best explained Gov. Mandel’s
ascension to the Md. Statehouse in 1969, “Mr. Mandel was selected
overwhelmingly for the governorship by the legislature in 1969 to succeed Spiro
T. Agnew, who had resigned to become Richard M. Nixon's vice president. At the
time the state had no lieutenant governor, and as the speaker of the House of
Delegates, Mandel had the inside line to succeed Agnew. Mr. Mandel served in
the House for 16 years before his peers selected him to be governor…”
Many will agree with the Baltimore Sun August 31, 2015
article, “Beginning as an accidental governor chosen by the legislature,
Mandel, a Baltimore native, quickly established himself as a formidable
statewide politician. Twice he was elected governor by thumping margins, and he
used those mandates to bring about a sweeping modernization of state government…”
Of his many accomplishments, Gov. Mandel is considered the
architect of modern government in Maryland. Under his watch, state government
was re-structured and modernized and made into what it is today as a cabinet
form of government.
According to the August 31, 2015 Baltimore Sun article, “Mr.
Mandel served in the House for 16 years before his peers selected him to be governor.
During the 1969 and 1970 legislative sessions, the General Assembly adopted 93
of the 95 measures sponsored by the Mandel administration.
“The governor's legislative program included eight
constitutional amendments —including reform of the state's court system — and
legislation reorganizing the executive department's 248 agencies and
departments into 11 departments headed by Cabinet-level secretaries. Maryland
thus became one of the few states at that time to adopt the Cabinet system…”
Writing for Maryland Reporter.com, Len Lazarick and Cynthia
Prairie wrote on Monday, August 31, 2015:
Former Gov. Marvin Mandel died Sunday, ending a remarkable
life that made him one of the most influential Maryland governors of the past
century and one of the most colorful, with personal drama providing flourishes to
his large public accomplishments.
MARVIN MANDEL DIES: Michael
Dresser and Colin Campbell are reporting that former Gov.
Marvin Mandel, who won
acclaim during two tumultuous terms in the State House as
one of Maryland's most effective chief executives only to be forced from power
on corruption charges in 1977, died Sunday afternoon, his family said.
If you live long
enough in politics, all may not be forgiven, but most is forgotten, and if
you're lucky, only the good stuff is remembered, MarylandReporter.com wrote in
May. That's certainly true of Mandel, who turned 95 in April and was feted at a birthday
celebration that was an old-timers reunion for a man who left office 36 years
ago. It's nice to be able to hear
your eulogies before you pass away.
Mandel had heart
ailments and died in St. Mary's County, a son said. Bart Barnes of the Post
writes that in January 1969, Mandel, then speaker of
the Maryland House of Delegates, was elected governor by the state legislature to serve the remaining two years of the
governorship of Spiro T. Agnew, who resigned to become Richard Nixon's vice
president.
Mandel died after
spending two days with family while celebrating his son's 50th birthday,
according to a statement from his family. The Annapolis Capital is reporting
that Gov. Larry Hogan on Sunday night
ordered flags to fly at half-staff in honor of Mandel.
Bryan Sears of the
Daily Record quotes a statement from Mandel's son Paul Dorsey:
"Governor Mandel was a great governor but more importantly a great father
and grandfather. He spent his final
weekend with family in St. Mary's County eating crabs and enjoying the beautiful scenery that St. Mary's has
to offer. He lived life to the fullest."
Md. Comptroller Peter Franchot said August 31, 2015,
““Marvin Mandel is a monumental figure in the history of our great state, and
more importantly, he was fundamentally a good man and public servant. As a
Marylander and as Comptroller, I will forever be grateful for his determination
as governor to modernize and streamline state government operations which
earned national renown and were vital to Maryland's longstanding reputation for
sound fiscal stewardship.
“On a personal note, I will always treasure his gestures of
friendship, whether it was spending an afternoon in my office discussing World
War II with my father, offering sage advice, or sharing one of his patented
stories from days gone by. It is with deep affection and admiration that Anne
and I extend our love and prayers to his family during this sad time.”
On August 31, 2015, U.S. Senator Barbara A. Mikulski (D-Md.)
said, “I extend my heartfelt condolences to Governor Mandel’s family on the
death of this respected and forward-looking leader for Maryland.
“Governor Mandel was a brilliant administrator who was
rightly proud of his extraordinary legacy of modernizing and reorganizing
Maryland state government. He will also be remembered for his many other
innovative initiatives, including reducing the burden of school construction
costs on counties, and helping to build subway systems in both Baltimore and
the metro areas around D.C.
“Governor Mandel lived a full and accomplished life, and I
join with many across Maryland in mourning his passing.”
On September 4, 2015, Maryland Reporter.com reported,
“MANDEL'S LIFE HONORED AT FUNERAL: To those who followed him into the Maryland
governor's mansion, Marvin Mandel was a wise and generous advisor, regardless
of their party affiliation. To the past and present officeholders who gathered
for his funeral in Baltimore County on Thursday, he was a master
vote-counter and coalition-builder, writes Jean Marbella for the Sun. And to
his family? Mandel was a garment-cutter's son and first in his family to go
to college, and a father and grandfather so devoted to his Maryland Terps
that he once bit through the stem of his pipe during a particularly stressful
game.
Josh Hicks of the Post reports that amid many
eulogies on Thursday praising former Maryland governor
Marvin Mandel as a political giant, his eldest son reminded mourners
that his father was also an adored and dedicated family man. "There was life before Annapolis," Gary Mandel said
to the crowd gathered at Sol Levinson & Bros. Funeral Home in Pikesville.
"I want everyone to know that he was more than just a politician."
The AP's Brian Witte, in a piece in the Daily Record, writes
that former U.S. Rep. Kweisi Mfume, who
also once headed the NAACP, described Mandel as "a stalwart in the storm. ... Small in stature,
but big in belief, he played as hard as anyone until the clock on the
scoreboard ran out."
In an op-ed for the Sun, retired federal Judge Alexander
Williams writes extensively about Mandel's civil rights record. As governor, he is lauded with appointing a number of
"firsts" including Joseph Sommerville as the first black sheriff for
St. Mary's County and Benjamin King as the first black member to the State
Board of Certified Public Accountants.
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+++++++++++++++Wednesday, August 26, 2015
Hellen C. Widerman, 87, of Westminster, Maryland died Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Hellen C. Widerman, 87, of Westminster, Maryland died Tuesday,
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Hellen Widerman
Born: Wed., Dec. 7, 1927
Died: Tue., Aug. 25, 2015
Visitation
10:00 AM to 11:00 AM, Fri., Aug. 28, 2015
Location: Westminster Location
Memorial Service
11:00 AM Fri., Aug. 28, 2015
Location: Westminster Location
Hellen C. Widerman, 87, of Westminster, Maryland died
peacefully Tuesday, August 25, 2015 at University of Maryland Medical Center in
Baltimore. Born December 7, 1927 in
Melrose, she was the daughter of the late John and Mabel (Anderson) Chamberlin.
Hellen was a secretary, having worked for Atty. Ralph G.
Hoffman, and as a civil and criminal clerk in District Court. She retired in 1991 while serving as
secretary for the Honorable Luke K. Burns, Jr.
She was the first woman named to the Board of Carroll County General
Hospital, where she also volunteered for many years and served as president of
the Hospital Auxiliary. Hellen was a
member of Grace Lutheran Church in Westminster.
She taught Senior High Sunday School at Leister’s Lutheran Church for
many years.
Surviving are daughters, Carol S. Richard and husband
Clayton E. Richard, Jr. of Birmingham, AL, and Connie S. Buczkowski and husband
Ron Buczkowski of Westminster; grandchildren, 1st Lt. Jade C. Hill, USMC, of
Okinawa, Japan, and Molly Hill of Westminster; and great-grandchildren, Landon
G. McQuin and Ella R. Harris; and step-son, Ronald Siegman and wife Joanne of
Westminster. She is also remembered by
devoted friend and long-time companion, John V. Lowe, of Westminster. She was predeceased by son, James Allen
Siegman; first husband, George C. Siegman; second husband, Bernie Widerman; and
brother, James Chamberlin.
A memorial service to celebrate Hellen’s life will be held
at 11 a.m. Friday, August 28, 2015 at Myers-Durboraw Funeral Home, 91 Willis
St, Westminster, MD, with the Rev. Kevin Clementson officiating. The family will receive friends from 10 a.m.
until the time of the service at the funeral home. Interment will be private.
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+++++++++++++++Tuesday, August 18, 2015
Betty Yingling Geiman, 91, of Westminster, died Sunday evening, August 16, 2015
Betty Yingling Geiman, 91, of Westminster
Betty Yingling Geiman, 91, of Westminster, died Sunday
evening, August 16, 2015, at the Dove House.
Born June 4, 1924 in Westminster, she was the daughter of the late
Arthur Yingling and Helen Seipp Yingling.
Her husband of 60 years, David C. Geiman, Sr., died September 28,
2003.
Before retiring, she was a secretary at West Middle School
and also helped her husband at the J. Stoner Geiman and Sons Furniture
Store. She was a member of Grace
Lutheran Church where she taught Sunday school.
She was a former member of the Civinette Club. She enjoyed traveling with her late husband
and family was everything to her.
She is survived by a son David C. Geiman, Jr. and wife Judy
of Westminster, daughter Katie Geiman Baker of Westminster, 7 grandchildren and
14 great-grandchildren, Dr. Beth Ferri and husband Steve (Elena and Sienna),
Bonnie Campbell and husband Bobby (Luke, Morgan, Casey, Eddie and Paul), Dr. Sandra
Ruby and husband Mark (Blake, Anna, Carter
and Mae), all of Westminster, Bridget Dickensheets and husband Mike
(Ian, Paige and Ivy), of Baltimore, Dr. Joe Geiman and wife Dr. Gina Henderson
of Annapolis, Trent Baker of Westminster and Grant Baker of Warwick, R.I.
She was predeceased by a sister Doris Koerner and a
son-in-law Gary Baker.
The family will receive friends on Friday, August 21, 2015,
from 10 a.m. until time of memorial service, 11 a.m. at the Fletcher Funeral
& Cremation Services, 254 E. Main St., Westminster, with Don Myers
officiating. Interment will follow in
Westminster Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to Carroll Hospice, 292
Stoner Ave., Westminster, MD 21157. http://www.fletcherfuneralhome.net/obits/obituary.php?id=655516
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+++++++++++++++Thursday, August 13, 2015
Carroll H. Staggs, Jr., 75, of Westminster
Carroll H. Staggs, Jr.,
75, of Westminster
Carroll H. Staggs, Jr.,
75, of Westminster, died unexpectedly early Saturday morning, August 1, 2015 at
Carroll Hospital Center.
Coach Staggs was my Westminster Junior High School
basketball coach and my science teacher. He was wonderful in both positions.
As a science teacher he helped instill and reinforce what
would become a life-long interest in botany – and later horticulture. I later
made a meager living farming by raising nursery stock and often thought of
Coach Stagg’s science classes…
He was friendly, kind and passionate about his work and it was
infectious.
As for basketball; I loved to play basketball but alas, in
the end I was such a horrible basketball player that I later turned to
wrestling for a winter sport in high school.
But I will always remember that he once put me in a
basketball game in the old Taneytown High School gym. I was thrilled. Bill
Fourhman passed the ball to Mark Causey who passed the ball to me and I scored
a bucket. The only two points I ever scored in competitive high school
basketball in my entire life. Thanks to the kindness and passion of Coach
Staggs who put me in the game even when it was obvious that I could not dribble a
basketball and breathe at the same time.
Visitation at the Myers Durboraw Funeral Home was quite
hard. There were many pictures from the 1960s that caused a flood of memories
of the Westminster I knew growing-up in the 1950s and 1960s. It was a friendly and
affirming small town where we cared for each other and looked after each other.
We were somewhat isolated and probably quite naive.
The war in Vietnam had not quite hit home and challenges of urban
strife could only be found in the pages of the News American, or the Morning
and Evening Sun – I was a Morning Sun person…
Westminster was a friendly and fun town unfettered by the hastiness
of today’s day-to-day subsistence existence. This was long before the oustlanders–
the newcomers - came to Westminster and Carroll County to call to our attention
all our shortcomings and save us from ourselves. It was not a perfect town.
There is no such thing. But my memories of growing-up in Westminster are perfect. And a legion of folks like
Coach Staggs helped make it perfect.
According to Coach Staggs’ obituary:
Born December 6, 1939 in Cumberland, he was the son of the
late Carroll H. Staggs, Sr. and Mary Fern Tressler Staggs. He is survived by his wife of 52 years,
Waltraut Flender Staggs.
Carroll was a graduate of Frostburg State Teachers College
with a degree in Education and earned his Master’s Degree in Education from
Frostburg.
He loved teaching, and was a Science teacher at East and
West Middle Schools for 38 years, where he coached middle school
basketball.
He was very passionate about his church and family and was a
very active member of St. Paul’s United Church of Christ, serving as the Usher
Coordinator, chair of the Worship and Witness Committee, Past President of the
Consistory and rang the bell on Memorial Day.
Carroll was very active in the Carroll County Education
Association and was a representative of CCEA Retired Teachers. He was a member of Carroll County Old Timers
Baseball Association and was an avid sports fan of the Baltimore Orioles,
Pittsburgh Pirates and attended many local high school and college basketball
games.
He was always looking out for others and was willing to lend
a helping hand. Other loves were
spending time outdoors, tending to his garden, fishing and hunting. He travelled on bus trips, attended dinner
theatres, and enjoyed having breakfast with family and friends.
Surviving in addition to his wife is a daughter, Laura
McClelland and husband, William, of Finksburg; son, Jeffrey Staggs and wife,
Theresa, of Westminster; brother, David Staggs of Frostburg; nieces and nephews,
and a great-niece. He was predeceased by
a brother, Roger Staggs.
A Funeral Service will be held at 11:00 AM on Wednesday,
August 5th at St. Paul’s United Church of Christ, 17 Bond Street, Westminster,
with his pastor, Reverend Marty Kuchma, officiating. Burial will be private in Deer Park Methodist
Cemetery. The family will receive
friends on Tuesday from 2-4 and 6-8 PM at the MYERS-DURBORAW FUNERAL HOME, 91
Willis St, Westminster, MD.
Memorial contributions may be made in his name to the St.
Paul's U.C.C., 17 Bond Street, Westminster, MD
21157, American Diabetes Association, P.O. Box 11454, Alexandria, VA
22312 or to the National Kidney Foundation 1301
York Road Suite 404, Lutherville, MD
21093.
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Joanne Ruth Neudecker, 67, member of the former Westminster Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary
Obituary for Joanne Ruth Neudecker 67, member of the former Westminster Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary
Visitation is to take place on Thursday, July 30, 2015 from
2-4 and 6-8.
The funeral is scheduled for next Friday, July 31, 2015 at
11 a.m.
Joanne Ruth Neudecker, 67, of Westminster died Monday, July
20, 2015 at Genesis Health Care in Towson.
Born May 25, 1948 in Westminster she was the daughter of the
late James Robert and Emma Roose Noel. She was the loving wife of Floyd
Neudecker whom she married in 1971.
She was a graduate of Westminster High School class of 1966.
She was employed as a Sewing Machine Operator for 20 years at West Knit
Corporation, and she retired from EZ Industries- Easy Record after 23 years of
employment.
She loved her dog, “Little Boy”. She enjoyed watching Law
and Order, eating, going to flee markets, and tractor/car shows.
She was a
member of the former Westminster Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary, and a member
at Westminster Church of the Brethren.
Surviving in addition to her husband is son Spencer
Neudecker of Westminster; and brother Gary Lee Noel of Westminster.
She was predeceased by brother James Robert Noel, Jr.
The family will receive friends on Thursday from 2 to 4pm
and 6 to 8pm at Pritts Funeral Home & Chapel, 412 Washington Rd.,
Westminster. A funeral service will be held on Friday at 11am at the funeral
home with Rev. Art Monroe, Jr. Interment will be in Meadow Branch Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made to defray
funeral expenses c/o Pritts Funeral Home & Chapel, 412 Washington Rd.,
Westminster MD 21157.
Online condolences may be offered at www.prittsfuneralhome.com
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George Ronald Weisgerber (82) of Westminster died on July 23, 2015
George Ronald
Weisgerber (82) of Westminster died on July 23, 2015 at his home. He was born
on July 23, 1933.
Obituary for George
Ronald Weisgerber
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My first memory of
Mr. Weisgerber was working on the new Westminster High School construction site
in 1971. I was working for Tom Senseney Landscaping. It was fascinating to talk
with him. He had an amazing mind. He was among a number of great examples that I
met growing-up in Westminster - that it is not good enough to be the best – you have
to be nice. Mr. Weisgerber was a really-really nice man.
Family and friends
may call at Pritts Funeral Home, 412 Washington Road, Westminster, MD 21157 on
Wednesday July 29 from 1:00 - 4:00 and 6:00 – 8:00 pm.
The funeral will be
held at Grace Lutheran Church, 21 Carroll Street, Westminster at 11:00 am on
Thursday July 30. Interment will follow at Meadow Branch Cemetery.
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Born in Baltimore to George B. and Margaret A. Weisgerber.
He was the husband of Martha Jean Stephens for 57 year.
He was a 1951 graduate of Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
High School. Ron graduated from the School of Engineering at the University of
Maryland College Park in 1956. While there he was a member of Sigma Alpha
Epsilon Fraternity. He later earned a business degree from Johns Hopkins University
in 1977.
Ron joined the United States Navy in 1956 and after Officer
Candidate School became a member of the Seabee Corp of Civil Engineers. He
retired a Commander after 20 years of service in the Naval Reserve.
In 1962 he began working for Thomas, Bennett & Hunter,
Inc. in Westminster. He had a 41-year career with TBH and served as president
the last 10 years, retiring in 2003. He had also served as president of the
Maryland Chapter of the American Concrete Institute 1989 – 90, and the Maryland
Ready Mix Concrete Association in 1981.
Surviving are his three children and their spouses David
Weisgerber & Maura Fisher of Frederick, Janice & Jerry Regan of New
Tripoli, PA, and Susan & Michael DiPietro of Westminster. Seven
grandchildren are William, John & Andrew Weisgerber, Michael & Kevin
Regan, and Samuel & Margaret DiPietro.
His sister Nancy Lee Lewis of Baltimore preceded him in
death. He was a member of Grace Lutheran Church.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the
University of Maryland College Park Foundation for the G. Ronald & Martha
Weisgerber Undergraduate Scholarship Fund, 3207 Kim Engineering Building,
College Park, MD 20742, or the Carroll Community College Foundation for the G.
Ronald Weisgerber & Martha Weisgerber Endowed Scholarship Fund, 1601 Washington
Road, Westminster, MD 21157.
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Family and friends may call at Pritts Funeral Home, 412
Washington Road, Westminster, MD 21157 on Wednesday July 29 from 1:00 - 4:00
and 6:00 – 8:00 pm.
The funeral will be held at Grace Lutheran Church, 21
Carroll Street, Westminster at 11:00 am on Thursday July 30. Interment will
follow at Meadow Branch Cemetery.
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Carroll County Maryland Sheriff Jim DeWees
Carroll County Sheriff Jim DeWees
CARROLL COUNTY SWEARS IN 58TH SHERIFF FIRST NEW SHERIFF IN
16 YEARS
Retrieved July 18, 2015 – while researching some of the history
of the Old County Jail in Westminster… http://ccgovernment.carr.org/ccg/sheriff/
Westminster – Sheriff Jim DeWees was sworn in as the 58th
Sheriff of Carroll County during an inauguration ceremony at Carroll Community
College’s Scott Auditorium on Tuesday, December 2, 2014. Sheriff DeWees is a retired Captain with the
Maryland State Police and is the first new Sheriff of Carroll County in 16
years. Sheriff DeWees won both contested
primary and general elections by overwhelming margins to become Sheriff. Sheriff DeWees took control of the sheriff’s
office from retiring Sheriff Kenneth Tregoning, who was first elected to office
in 1998.
Sheriff DeWees was raised in Carroll County and is a 1988
graduate of South Carroll High School in Winfield, Maryland. He holds a Bachelors of Arts degree in
Criminal Justice from Mount Saint Mary’s University in Emmitsburg, Maryland and
a Masters of Arts degree in Human Resource Development from Seton Hall
University in Trenton, New Jersey.
Sheriff DeWees is also a graduate of the Northwestern University School
of Police Staff and Command.
Sheriff DeWees is married with three children who attend Carroll
County Public Schools. His wife of 16
years, Heather, is a teacher for Carroll County Public Schools and the girls’
varsity basketball coach at Manchester Valley High School. Sheriff DeWees is the second youngest of the
six children of Joan and the late Thomas DeWees of Thurmont, Maryland.
Sheriff DeWees retired as a Captain from the Maryland State
Police. His career with the Maryland
State Police started after high school when he became a cadet at the age of
18. Sheriff DeWees rose through the ranks
of the Maryland State Police and held numerous operational and command
assignments within the organization.
Sheriff DeWees spent the majority of his career as a patrol and
investigative trooper, supervisor and barrack commander in Carroll County, assigned
to the Westminster Barrack. Sheriff
DeWees was commander of both the Westminster and Golden Ring Barracks,
Operations Commander for the Washington Metropolitan Area and ended his 25-year
career as the Special Operations Division Commander, overseeing Emergency
Operations, K9, S.T.A.T.E. Team and the Motor Unit. He also served as an instructor at the State
Police Academy. For most of his career,
Sheriff DeWees served as an operator, team leader and commander of the Maryland
State Police SWAT Team known as S.T.A.T.E.
In 1998, Sheriff DeWees was awarded the Governor’s Citation
of Valor after he shot the gun out of a suicidal man’s hand, ending a two-hour
standoff in Keymar, Maryland. He is also
a recipient of the Superintendent’s Citation of Valor for his role in ending
two separate armed standoffs in 2000 and 2002.
Sheriff DeWees has received numerous awards for excellence in
investigations and leadership.
Sheriff DeWees brings a diverse background of law
enforcement experience and leadership to the Carroll County Sheriff’s
Office. Continuing a career of public
service, Sheriff DeWees now leads 260 dedicated employees who staff a full
service law enforcement agency providing road patrol and criminal investigative
services, a detention center, and courthouse security. Sheriff DeWees considers it one of the
highest honors of his career to serve the citizens of Carroll County as their
Sheriff.
Sheriff DeWees appointed Eldersburg resident Larry Suther as
Chief Deputy of the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office. Suther is a retired major from the Baltimore
County Police Department where he spent 38 years working his way through the
ranks from cadet to major and retiring as commander of the Special Operations
Division. Suther will hold the rank of
Colonel and oversee the operations for the Office. Colonel Suther has extensive operational,
tactical and investigative experience.
Colonel Suther holds a Bachelor of Science Degree from the University of
Baltimore and is a graduate of the FBI National Academy.
Sheriff DeWees also appointed Manchester resident Vicky
McDonold as Director of the Management Services Bureau. Director McDonold comes to the Sheriff’s
Office from the private sector where she was a project manager for Automatic
Data Processing (ADP) in Owings Mills.
Director McDonold holds a Bachelor of Science Degree from Towson
University in finance and a Master’s Degree from University of Maryland
University College in Technology Management.
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