Michael J. Radasky, 43, founder of Lost Leader Productions...

Michael J. Radasky, 43, founder of Lost Leader Productions Inc., which produced award-winning clay-animation features and commercials for television, was remembered at services March 9 in Golden, Colo. kett of Lutherville, was killed in an automobile accident March 4 in Texas. Before moving to Golden, where he established his studio, the Pittsburgh native had worked for 20th Century Fox, Warner Bros. and Orion Productions.

In addition to his wife, he is survived by two daughters, Britt Whitney Radasky and Bo Jessica Radasky; his parents, Albert G. and Florence Radasky of Camp Hill, Pa.; a brother, Dr. William A. Radasky of Goleta, Calif.; and a sister, Carol McElroy of Plymouth, Minn.

Frank J. Linardi Sr.,72, a retired insurance agent who lived in Parkville, died March 2 of Alzheimer's disease at St. Joseph Hospital. A memorial service was held March 8.

A native of Baltimore, Mr. Linardi served in Europe with the Army's 109th Battalion during World War II and was a member of the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. For 13 years, he was an insurance agent with Home Beneficial Life Insurance Co.

Mr. Linardi is survived by his wife of 41 years, the former Peggy Koroneos of Parkville; a daughter, Victoria Hamilton of Monkton; a son, Frank J. Linardi Jr. of Perry Hall; and four grandchildren.

Pub Date: 3/18/96