Carder

On Tuesday, January 25, 2005, CATHERINE I. CARTER (nee Cook), age 90, of Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Beloved wife of the late Earle W. Carder, devoted mother of Sylvia Hilton of Towson and Eugene Breaznell of Albany, NY; sister of David Cook of Stoney Point, NY; grandmother of Richard Hilton, Leslie Retti, Christopher Hilton, Susan and Betsy Breaznell; great-grandmother of Kahrl, Nicholas, Emily and Matt. Friends may call at the family owned Peaceful Alternatives Funeral and Cremation Center, P.A., 2325 York Road, Timonium, on Thursday, January 27, from 3 to 4 P.M., with a funeral service beginning at 4 P.M. Interment private.

Kevin Carder scored with six seconds left in the second overtime as No. 13 Loyola upset top-ranked Mount St. Joseph, 1-0, in soccer Wednesday. The visiting Dons (5-3-2) got a free kick, which Elliott Andelman played into the box. Jamie Duboski passed to Carder for the score. "We created a lot of chances. And Mount St. Joe was very dangerous on counterattacks," Loyola coach Lee Tschantret said. "Neither team could get the shots on target." Mount St. Joseph's Brad Benzing had nine saves; Loyola's Tim Peitsch had five.

LYNN CARDER of Woodbine, who runs a self-help group for people coping with multiple sclerosis. Ms. Carder, who was diagnosed with the disease in 1971, has been facilitator of the group for three years.The Tri-County Branch of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, which serves Carroll, Frederick and Howard counties, named her its Branch Volunteer of the Year for her work with the group and her role as co-chairwoman of the Carroll County Golf Tournament.Under Ms. Carder's guidance, the self-help group has grown from three attendees to about 30.Organization's comments: "She's organized and she's very genuine," said Jacqueline Stem, Tri-County Branch coordinator.

During a phone-a-thon in the 1980s, Mary Jane Carder promised to bequeath something to the Anne Arundel County SPCA in her will. With no further information about the woman, her name became nothing but a whisper passed down through succeeding board members. But Carder proved true to her word, leaving at her death three years ago a record $1 million donation to the local chapter of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to care for the animals she loved so much during her life.

A 16-year-old Lansdowne boy sentenced yesterday for providing the gun used in a Glen Burnie murder could spend as little as 18 months in a juvenile prison, according to his attorney.Paul E. Carder of the 3100 block of Ryerson Circle was found delinquent April 17 of being an accessory to first-degree murder in the May 16, 1994, slaying of Arthur Raymond Childress IV.Anne Arundel Circuit Judge Martin A. Wolff sentenced Carder to an indeterminate amount of time at either the Charles H. Hickey Jr. School in Baltimore County or the Victor Cullen Academy in Frederick County.

During a phone-a-thon in the 1980s, Mary Jane Carder promised to bequeath something to the Anne Arundel County SPCA in her will. With no further information about the woman, her name became nothing but a whisper passed down through succeeding board members. But Carder proved true to her word, leaving at her death three years ago a record $1 million donation to the local chapter of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to care for the animals she loved so much during her life.

On April 19, 2003, DOROTHY V. "Ginny" (nee Carder) WINTER of Darlington, beloved wife of Donald E. Winter, Sr.; loving mother of Kimberly A. Shilow and Donald E. Winter, Jr.; dear sister of Bryce E. Carder and Regina Carder Evans. Also survived by six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Family will receive friends at the family owned Evans Funeral Chapel-Bel Air, 3 Newport Dr. (Rts. 23 & 24-Forest Hill) on Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9pm. A Funeral Service will be held on Thursday 11am at the Darlington United Methodist Church.

As the friends and family of a slain teen-ager cheered and applauded, a District Court judge in Glen Burnie yesterday denied bail to a 15-year-old Lansdowne youth charged with first-degree murder for his role in the May 16 slaying.Paul Edgar Carder, 15, of the 3100 block of Ryerson Circle in Lansdowne, was arrested at his home around 8 p.m. Tuesday and charged as an adult. A witness told police Mr. Carder provided the .25-caliber handgun used in the killing. Arthur Raymond Childress IV, 19, was shot once in the head at the intersection of Sunset Drive and Hammarlee Road.

A 16-year-old Lansdowne youth admitted in Anne Arundel County Juvenile Court yesterday that he gave a handgun to a friend who then used it to kill a rival suitor as the victim begged for his life.Paul E. Carder of the 3100 block of Ryerson Circle was found delinquent -- the juvenile equivalent of guilty -- as an accessory before the fact to first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of Raymond Childress IV, 19, of the 1200 block of Montgomery Drive May 16, 1994.Judge Martin A. Wolff has set Carder's sentencing for May 8.Because the matter is in juvenile court, Judge Wolff could commit Carder for an indefinite period.

Evelyn S. PrinceHomemakerServices were held yesterday at the Singleton Funeral Home for Evelyn Sadie Prince, 76, of Glen Burnie.Mrs. Prince, who had lived in Baltimore for 25 years, died suddenly Aug. 29 at North Arundel Hospital of heart failure.A homemaker, Mrs. Prince enjoyed bingo, crocheting and watching baseball.She is survived by her husband of 28 years, Willard T. Prince; her sons, William E. Suter of Glen Burnie, David Suter of Lansdowne and Wayne J. Ensor of Snow Hill; her daughters, Betty L. Heath of Walcott, Ind., and Pauline C. Clark of Glen Burnie; sisters Emma Beard of Glen Burnie, Ruth Williams of Baltimore, Audrey McClosky of Glen Burnie and Dorothy Smith and Bernadine Hildebrand, both of the Eastern Shore.

On Tuesday, January 25, 2005, CATHERINE I. CARTER (nee Cook), age 90, of Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Beloved wife of the late Earle W. Carder, devoted mother of Sylvia Hilton of Towson and Eugene Breaznell of Albany, NY; sister of David Cook of Stoney Point, NY; grandmother of Richard Hilton, Leslie Retti, Christopher Hilton, Susan and Betsy Breaznell; great-grandmother of Kahrl, Nicholas, Emily and Matt. Friends may call at the family owned Peaceful Alternatives Funeral and Cremation Center, P.A., 2325 York Road, Timonium, on Thursday, January 27, from 3 to 4 P.M., with a funeral service beginning at 4 P.M. Interment private.

On April 19, 2003, DOROTHY V. "Ginny" (nee Carder) WINTER of Darlington, beloved wife of Donald E. Winter, Sr.; loving mother of Kimberly A. Shilow and Donald E. Winter, Jr.; dear sister of Bryce E. Carder and Regina Carder Evans. Also survived by six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Family will receive friends at the family owned Evans Funeral Chapel-Bel Air, 3 Newport Dr. (Rts. 23 & 24-Forest Hill) on Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9pm. A Funeral Service will be held on Thursday 11am at the Darlington United Methodist Church.

A 16-year-old Lansdowne boy sentenced yesterday for providing the gun used in a Glen Burnie murder could spend as little as 18 months in a juvenile prison, according to his attorney.Paul E. Carder of the 3100 block of Ryerson Circle was found delinquent April 17 of being an accessory to first-degree murder in the May 16, 1994, slaying of Arthur Raymond Childress IV.Anne Arundel Circuit Judge Martin A. Wolff sentenced Carder to an indeterminate amount of time at either the Charles H. Hickey Jr. School in Baltimore County or the Victor Cullen Academy in Frederick County.

A 16-year-old Lansdowne youth admitted in Anne Arundel County Juvenile Court yesterday that he gave a handgun to a friend who then used it to kill a rival suitor as the victim begged for his life.Paul E. Carder of the 3100 block of Ryerson Circle was found delinquent -- the juvenile equivalent of guilty -- as an accessory before the fact to first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of Raymond Childress IV, 19, of the 1200 block of Montgomery Drive May 16, 1994.Judge Martin A. Wolff has set Carder's sentencing for May 8.Because the matter is in juvenile court, Judge Wolff could commit Carder for an indefinite period.

A 16-year-old Lansdowne youth accused of supplying the gun used to kill a Glen Burnie teen-ager last May will have his case transferred to juvenile court.Anne Arundel Circuit Judge Martin A. Wolff ruled that Paul E. Carder of the 3100 block of Ryerson Circle should be tried in juvenile court because of his age, mental capacity and the lack of risk he poses to public safety.The youth had been charged as adult with first-degree murder in the May 16 shooting death of Raymond Childress IV, 19, of the 1200 block of Montgomery Drive, Glen Burnie.

A 16-year-old Lansdowne youth accused of supplying the gun used to kill another teen-ager last month was allowed to remain under house arrest yesterday after an Anne Arundel Circuit judge denied a prosecutor's request to revoke his bail.But Paul E. Carder of the 3100 block of Ryerson Circle was ordered by Judge Martin A. Wolff not to contact any state witnesses before his trial on first-degree murder charges for his alleged role in the slaying of Raymond Childress IV in Glen Burnie May 16.Assistant State's Attorney William Mulford had sought a court order to revoke the youth's bond Thursday because he said the defendant had telephoned a witness, Tabatha Heitzer, June 2 and told her not to talk to police.

A 15-year-old Lansdowne youth who allegedly supplied the gun used to kill another teen-ager May 16 was freed from the Anne Arundel county jail yesterday after his aunt put up her house to cover his $25,000 bond.Paul E. Carder of the 3100 block of Ryerson Circle was released pending his trial on a charge of first-degree murder for his role in the slaying of Raymond Childress IV. He had been held on a no-bail status since his arrest May 24 and will be under house arrest.Judge Martin A. Wolff set bond after Mr. Carder's lawyer, T. Joseph Touhey Jr., said that the youth posed no risk of flight.

Kevin Carder scored with six seconds left in the second overtime as No. 13 Loyola upset top-ranked Mount St. Joseph, 1-0, in soccer Wednesday. The visiting Dons (5-3-2) got a free kick, which Elliott Andelman played into the box. Jamie Duboski passed to Carder for the score. "We created a lot of chances. And Mount St. Joe was very dangerous on counterattacks," Loyola coach Lee Tschantret said. "Neither team could get the shots on target." Mount St. Joseph's Brad Benzing had nine saves; Loyola's Tim Peitsch had five.

A 15-year-old Lansdowne youth who allegedly supplied the gun used to kill another teen-ager May 16 was freed from the Anne Arundel county jail yesterday after his aunt put up her house to cover his $25,000 bond.Paul E. Carder of the 3100 block of Ryerson Circle was released pending his trial on a charge of first-degree murder for his role in the slaying of Raymond Childress IV. He had been held on a no-bail status since his arrest May 24 and will be under house arrest.Judge Martin A. Wolff set bond after Mr. Carder's lawyer, T. Joseph Touhey Jr., said that the youth posed no risk of flight.

As the friends and family of a slain teen-ager cheered and applauded, a District Court judge in Glen Burnie yesterday denied bail to a 15-year-old Lansdowne youth charged with first-degree murder for his role in the May 16 slaying.Paul Edgar Carder, 15, of the 3100 block of Ryerson Circle in Lansdowne, was arrested at his home around 8 p.m. Tuesday and charged as an adult. A witness told police Mr. Carder provided the .25-caliber handgun used in the killing. Arthur Raymond Childress IV, 19, was shot once in the head at the intersection of Sunset Drive and Hammarlee Road.