Brother John

On August 19, 2005, BROTHER JOHN DEVOE, CFX, died in St. Agnes Hospital from pancreatic cancer and pneumonia. Brother John, also known as Brother Brennan, was 74 at the time of his death. He excelled as a mathematics teacher and track coach at numberous schools throughout the United States, England and East Africa. His most recent assignment was at St. Mary's Ryken High School in southern Maryland. After retiring, he volunteered to teach at The Learning Bank in Baltimore until his health failed.

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On April 1, 2004, CATHERINE F. NITSCH, of Catonsville, MD; beloved wife of the late Joseph Nitsch; devoted mother of Fay Brady and her husband Ed and brother John Nitsch, M.M. and James Nitsch and his wife Jackie. Also survived by eight grandchildren, two step-grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. A Memorial Service will be held at a later date. Donations may be made to Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers, Mission of Brother John Nitsch, Box 301, Maryknoll, NY, 10545.

Sam Pagano tried to talk his oldest son out of coaching. By the time his younger boy was ready to choose a profession, it was no use. “It was destined,” Sam said. It wasn't that Sam Pagano's life had not been fuller because of his decades spent molding young men and instructing them in the game he loved. His reluctance had to do with him knowing the demands of being a football coach and that such a job didn't always work out as it had for him, an entire career spent raising his family in one town.

Gerard Joseph Orndorff, a 22-year veteran of the Baltimore County Police Department, died Wednesday at St. Agnes HealthCare in Baltimore after suffering a heart attack while playing golf with a brother. The lifelong Baltimore resident was 45 and had recently moved into a new house in Perry Hall. Mr. Orndorff was a patrolman first class who worked as an accident investigator in the traffic division. He was the seventh of eight children born to John W. Orndorff Sr. and Mary Kerr Orndorff.

On March 9, 2007, ROSALIE BURKES, loving wife of Alderson Burkes. She is also survived by her loving sons Adrian and Avary Burkes, two grandchildren Karen and Diane Burkes, brother John (Jack) Cunningham, sister-in-law Francis Cunningham, and a host of other relatives and friends. Friends may call at the family owned March Funeral Home West, 4300 Wabash Ave., on Wednesday after 9am, where family will receive friends from 5-7pm. Family will also receive friends on Thursday at 11:30am followed by Funeral Services at 12

On Sunday, February 20, 2005, M. LINUS DUERLING, loving husband of Helen J. Duerling, beloved father of Craig L. Duerling and his wife Nan, brother of George Duerling, Andrew Duerling, Jr., Doris Subock and Catherine Bohanan. He was preceded in death by his sister Mary Bessie Smith and his brother John Henry Duerling. A service celebrating his life will be held on Sunday, February 27 at 3 P.M. at Baldwin Memorial United Methodist Church, 921 Generals Highway, Millersville, MD. 21108. Memorial contributions may be made to the chuch.

On March 17, 2005, DAVID L. ODEN, born in Lincoln, NE, beloved son of Clementine and Manford Oden. He leaves to mourn, his daughter Meissa Clayton of Cumberland, MD, three grandchildren Richard, Alisha, Ashlyn and their brothers Robert and Cory, and his brother John. O gentle presence, peace, joy and power;O Life devine that owns each waiting hour, Thou Love that guards the nestlingsfaltering flight! Keep thou my child on upward wing tonight By: Mary Baker Eddy Please no cards or flowers, no viewing or services.

On December 27, 2003 PATRICK J. O'CONNOR, age 51 of Odenton, MD. He is preceded in death by parents John and Leona; son Evan and brother John. he is survived by his fiance' Karen A. Lindsay, of Odenton, MD, son Ryan O'Connor, Satellite Beach, FL; step-children Valarie A. Haislip and Jason N. Lindsay both of Odenton, MD, grandmother Edith Smith, sister Lynn R. Bynaker and brother Robert W. O'Connor all of Henderson, MD and brother Joseph P. O'Connor, Annapolis,...

NORMAND T. DAILEY, 62, of Morgantown, W. VA; died at home on July 6, 2003 after a brief illness. Born in Baltimore, he worked as a tailor for Raleigh Clothing Company and as a taxicab driver for B & G Cab Company in Brooklyn. He was the son of the late Arthur and Mary Dailey. He is survived by a brother John "Randy" Dailey a niece Gail Matthews and three nephews John Jeffery and Jason Dailey. Family and friends are respectfully invited to attend a Memorial Service on Friday, August 15, 2003 at 2 PM with the Reverend Stacey Nickerson officiating at the Arbutus United Methodist Church on Shelbourne Road and Maple Avenue.

San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh just finished his conference call with the Baltimore media, who served up more softballs than Jennie Fitch. Believe it or not, Jim makes John sound downright chatty. During the 25-minute call, Harbaugh spent approximately five minutes talking about the now-famous American Legion baseball game between John's Baskin Robbins team and Jim's Sheriff's All-Stars. I'd spill the details, but you will learn about it on every local website and radio show you frequent in the next three days.

The sight of Andy Roddick playing doubles with his brother John might be unfamiliar to most of the tennis fans who gather tonight at 1st Mariner Arena for the PNC Tennis Classic. But fortunately for Bob and Mike Bryan, the world's No. 1 doubles team, it's an act they've seen before. "We played them in Charleston, [S.C.], last year," Bob Bryan said. "They don't play together very often, but they know how to play. We just clipped them. It was a pretty close match." Their doubles match will follow the feature match between Andy Roddick, No. 5 in the ATP singles standings, and fast-rising John Isner.

On March 9, 2007, ROSALIE BURKES, loving wife of Alderson Burkes. She is also survived by her loving sons Adrian and Avary Burkes, two grandchildren Karen and Diane Burkes, brother John (Jack) Cunningham, sister-in-law Francis Cunningham, and a host of other relatives and friends. Friends may call at the family owned March Funeral Home West, 4300 Wabash Ave., on Wednesday after 9am, where family will receive friends from 5-7pm. Family will also receive friends on Thursday at 11:30am followed by Funeral Services at 12

ELAINE R. MOSER, Hershey Mohler Senior Center member, canasta and bridge player, senior "tap dancer," writing group participant, and vibrant Red Hat Society member, died peacefully in her sleep at her home in Hummelstown, Pennsylvania, on March 8, 2006. She was 88 years "young." She was born in Baltimore, Maryland, on July 23, 1917 and was the daughter of the late John J. Requard and Mary (Brown) Requard. For most of her life, she resided in Towson, Maryland, until moving to Hershey, Pennsylvania, in 1997 to live with her eldest son and his family.

PAUL EDWARD GLOWACKI, 51, of Wilmington, NC died Thursday, March 2, 2006 at New Hanover Regional Medical Center. He was born in Baltimore, MD January 9, 1955, son of Paula Torri Glowacki of Baltimore, MD and the late John Glowacki. He was preceded in death by his brother Stephen Glowacki. Mr. Glowacki was a Vietnam Era Veteran of the United States Army and served in Germany. He was a master carpenter and known as a perfectionist by the people whose homes he designed and built. Even after being injured in an automobile accident he displayed great courage and perseverance as he lived his life to the fullest each day. He was of the catholic faith and in his spare time enjoyed fishing.

BRO. DECLAN "JOHN" KANE, CFX, died peacefully at his home in Baltimore on Thursday, February 9, 2006. Born in Brooklyn, NY in 1932 to James Kane and Mary (Phillips) Kane, he joined the Xaverian Brothers in 1951. He taught at his community's schools in Kentucky, New York and Massachusetts, as well as Baltimore, where he served at Mt. St. Joseph High School from 1961 until his retirement. He is survived by his brothers James Kane and his wife Irene of Carlisle, PA and William Kane of Ft. Lauderdale, FL. He is also survived by his nephews Paul Kane of Canandaigua, NY, Robert Kane of Rockville, MD, Matthew Kane of Florence, MA, Timothy Kane of Washington, DC, William Kane of Arlington, VA, John Kane of West Monroe, NY and Thomas Kane of Malone, NY. Also by his nieces Kathryn Uhlman of Houston, TX and Jean Yannello of Poquoson, VA. He is also survived by 26 grand nephews and nieces.

PAUL EDWARD GLOWACKI, 51, of Wilmington, NC died Thursday, March 2, 2006 at New Hanover Regional Medical Center. He was born in Baltimore, MD January 9, 1955, son of Paula Torri Glowacki of Baltimore, MD and the late John Glowacki. He was preceded in death by his brother Stephen Glowacki. Mr. Glowacki was a Vietnam Era Veteran of the United States Army and served in Germany. He was a master carpenter and known as a perfectionist by the people whose homes he designed and built. Even after being injured in an automobile accident he displayed great courage and perseverance as he lived his life to the fullest each day. He was of the catholic faith and in his spare time enjoyed fishing.

On August 19, 2005, BROTHER JOHN DEVOE, CFX, died in St. Agnes Hospital from pancreatic cancer and pneumonia. Brother John, also known as Brother Brennan, was 74 at the time of his death. He excelled as a mathematics teacher and track coach at numberous schools throughout the United States, England and East Africa. His most recent assignment was at St. Mary's Ryken High School in southern Maryland. After retiring, he volunteered to teach at The Learning Bank in Baltimore until his health failed.