Briana

Briana Porte Shimer: An obituary in The Sun May 23 about Briana Porte Shimer, 47, a former speech therapist and meeting facilitator who lived in Severna Park, omitted her middle name.

Last week's episode gave us bombs over Orange County, and now the ladies are looking to calm their nerves with a nice wine and cheese party. We start the episode with Vicki accompanying Tamra to a lingerie store as she attempts to fit her new “girls” into a new bra. I don't even mind that the camera follows them into the dressing room. The threat of a nip slip doesn't faze me - I'm just excited because tonight there is very little Heather exposure! During their shopping trip, Vicki drops the bomb on Tamra that Briana eloped.

On March 28, 2004; DORAL L. (nee Houston), devoted mother of Keith and Kevin Puch and Ashley Wilmoth; loving grandmother of Briana, Shana and Colin Pugh; loving sister of Mary Dobry and Dee Huber. Also, survived by special friends Randy Kraft and Dave Dorsey. Funeral Services at the Connelly Funeral Home of Essex, 300 Mace Avenue on Wednesday 7:30 PM. Visiting hours Wednesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 PM. Internment private.

Former St. Frances standout Briana Hutchen is leaving the Rutgers women's basketball team. Hutchen, The Baltimore Sun's 2010 girls basketball player of the year, told Scarlet Knights coach C. Vivian Stringer that she planned to transfer. In her freshman season at Rutgers, Hutchen played in 28 games, averaging 1.2 points and 1.5 rebounds.

Last week's episode gave us bombs over Orange County, and now the ladies are looking to calm their nerves with a nice wine and cheese party. We start the episode with Vicki accompanying Tamra to a lingerie store as she attempts to fit her new “girls” into a new bra. I don't even mind that the camera follows them into the dressing room. The threat of a nip slip doesn't faze me - I'm just excited because tonight there is very little Heather exposure! During their shopping trip, Vicki drops the bomb on Tamra that Briana eloped.

On April 3, 2005, HAROLD L. ROSIER, beloved husband of Deborah A. Rosier (nee Carrow); devoted father of Cassandra and Briana Rosier; dear step-father of Christine Roy and Kathleen Cuneo; loving grandfather of Hope Roy and Michael Cuneo; brother of Joyce Fansler, Caroline Jones, Clarece Knotts, Rachel Carr, David Rosier and Clarence Gochenour. Funeral services will be held at the family owned Duda-Ruck Funeral Home of Dundalk, Inc., 7922 Wise Avenue on Friday at 10 A.M. Interment Garrison Forest Veterans Cemetery.

Enchanted Forest Ellicott City's defunct Enchanted Forest theme park is the subject of a new exhibition at Antreasian Gallery. Wendy Wallach's hand-painted photographs depict the park from about 10 years ago, while Briana Bainbridge's photographs show it in a more recent setting. The exhibit, Enchanted Forest, opens Wednesday and runs through Dec. 10 at Antreasian Gallery, 1111 W. 36th St. There will be a reception 5:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. Dec. 2. Call 410-235-4420 or visit antreasiangallery.

OCEAN CITY -- The bride stands barefoot in the still-steamy bathroom, reviewing her checklist with her reflection."Garter, penny, veil, perfume. I'm going without a watch. Got my teeth brushed. I need lipstick. What time is it? Whoa!"Downstairs, the groom stands beside the minister on the porch, shifting from one foot to the other. "Got my rings," he says, his hand feeling his pants pocket. "I'm set." His eyes are fixed on the door.The bride reaches with a trembling hand for a bouquet of plastic lilies.

The 5-foot-11 senior forward had three double doubles and was named to the all-tournament team after leading the No. 3 Panthers to the championship of their division at the Diamond State Classic in Wilmington, Del. Hutchen had 10 points, 10 rebounds and four steals in the 61-57 title-game win over Harrisburg's Central Dauphin, ranked fourth in Pennsylvania by MaxPreps. She also had 10 points and 10 rebounds in a 54-39 win over Sanford (Del.) and 24 points and 16 rebounds in a 67-39 win over St. John the Baptist (N.Y.

Briana CaBell didn't need a physician to tell her she had to do something about her diet. An admitted carb-fats-salt junkie who's been overweight as long as she can remember, CaBell has known for years that she needed to mend her food ways, to stop thinking of salty, deep-fried onion rings as a vegetable staple and, especially, curb her fast-food intake. The 30-year-old single Laurel resident said the time constraints of working two jobs, plus sharing a small catering business with her mother, squeezing in college courses and maintaining a schedule of church activities keep her on the run from before dawn to late in the evening.

Ernesta Griciunaite and Sandra Liegute had met only briefly before they boarded a plane in Lithuania in September 2005. By the time they landed at Dulles Airport 15 hours later, each was the other's closest friend. The Lithuanian exchange students, both 6 feet 3 and experienced club basketball players, had arrived in the United States to study and play ball for two years at Our Lady of Mount Carmel, a small Catholic school in Essex. Not knowing anyone here, they were thankful to have each other - not just on the plane but whenever they felt homesick during the early months of their visit.