Cathy

On October 1, 2005, CATHY BADRICK; sister of John Badrick Services and interment at Baltimore Hebrew Congregation Cemetery, 2100 Belair Road, on Thursday, October 6, at 11 A.M. Arrangements by SOL LEVINSON & BROS., INC.

When Maryland lacrosse coach Cathy Reese told her 5-year-old son Brody last week that the Terrapins might play Loyola and coach Jen Adams in the NCAA quarterfinals, Brody was all smiles. "Mommy, that's so great. You can play each other and tie and both go to the championships. " Unfortunately for the close friends, Brody's wishful scenario cannot come true. Only one can move on from Saturday's noon quarterfinal in College Park to the final four Memorial Day weekend in Stony Brook, N.Y. Facing each other won't be easy.

On Wednesday, December 10, 2003, CATHY ROSENWALD, loving daughter of Peter B. and Cynthia (nee Miller) Rosenwald, devoted sister of Peter B. Rosenwald, II of Baltimore, MD and Jayne Rosenwald Myers of Summit, NJ. Funeral Services private at the convenience of the family. Interment Druid Ridge Cemetery. Please omit flowers. Contributions in her memory may be directed to Chimes, Inc., 4815 Seton Dr., (21215). Arrangements by Sol Levinson & Bros. Inc.

COLLEGE PARK - Many of the nation's top women's lacrosse teams have marched into College Park during Maryland coach Cathy Reese's six-year tenure with hopes of putting a dent into the Terrapins' aura of invincibility on their home turf. All but one had left disappointed - until Saturday. Fifth-ranked Syracuse controlled the ball for long stretches and held-off a furious late rally by the No. 4 Terps for a 10-9 victory, snapping Maryland's 36-game home winning streak.

Smith, On January 27, 2006, CATHY EILEEN, of Westminster; devoted wife of Edward M. Smith; beloved mother of Wendi L. Smith; sister of Linda Smerowski and Edward Winship; grandmother of Casey Bridges. Services and interment private. Arrangements by the Fletcher Funeral Home, P.A., Westminster, MD.

On September 8, 2007: CATHY YVETTE MARTIN; beloved wife of Morocco M. Martin. On Thursday, friends may call at the Vaughn C. Greene Funeral Services, 4905 York Road where the family will receive friends from 4:00-8:00 P.M. On Friday, services will be held at Mt. Pleasant Church and Ministries, 6000 Radecke Ave. where the family will receive friends from 10:00-10:30 A.M. with services to follow. Inquiries to (410)-433-7500

Cathy, the real Cathy, liked her unitard until she took her coat off.Then Cathy, the cartoon Cathy, said, "AACK!" and fainted in the dressing room."I'm sorry to say the unitard is the look for fall," says cartoonist Cathy Guisewite, who lives in Los Angeles, during a phone interview.Last week, Guisewite did a series of cartoons on fall fashions, which she ridicules as unsuited to the real woman, personified by her slightly chubby alter-ego cartoon Cathy. In one panel, Cathy is trying on a micro mini skirt.

When Catherine "Cathy" Brown and Mark Myers decided to marry, they knew they would forgo much of the traditional pomp and circumstance of a wedding. Ornate gowns, a wedding party and an elaborate reception just aren't in their nature, say the couple, who met three years ago through a personal ad.Cathy, a secretary for the Harford County government, placed her ad with a new dating service in the Bel Air area in 1995. Mark, a chemical engineer who is a civilian employee with the U.S. Army at Edgewood, had lived in Bel Air for only a few months when a friend dared him to respond to some of the ads. Cathy's was the last one he chose.

They should have collaborated on a book before, if only for a way to write off those $300 monthly phone bills between Michigan and California."For many years, Mickey has been my sounding board. I try out strips on her. Is a joke funny? Is it too embarrassing?" says Cathy Guisewite, Los Angeles comic strip author who has illustrated her sister Mickey Guisewite's new book, "Dancing through Life in a Pair of Broken High Heels" (Bantam, $14.95)."We're genetically programmed to obsess over the same things," says Mickey, a former associate creative director at Ross Roy advertising agency in Bloomfield Hills, Mich.

WashingtonIn another life, an adopted child named Cathy Deupree fantasized that her parents had been killed in a car crash or a plane disaster, or even that she was somehow the offspring of aliens.After all, she reasoned, Superman -- her favorite comic book hero -- had come to Earth from the planet Krypton. And anything would be better than facing the possibility of having been willingly abandoned at birth.The girl grew up to be a woman who now calls herself Jett Williams. As she reached adulthood, she searched for her birth parents and found that her mother was a Nashville secretary named Bobbie Jett.

Move over blue crab, Baltimore loves its Chick-fil-A. That's according to Dan Cathy, president and chief operating officer of the fast-food chain. While on a recent swing through Baltimore, Cathy said the Baltimore-Washington area ranks as the highest average sales market, generating more per Chick-fil-A restaurant than any other market in the nation. Chick-fil-A Inc. has built a following of devoted customers over the years with its chicken-heavy menu and quirks. Its ads use standing cows who encourage people to "Eat Mor Chikin."

On December 22, 2009, OTHNIEL O. ONEALE, survived by his wife Joyce T. Oneale; two sons, David and Jerry; four close friends Kim, Drexel, Carolyn and Cathy; and a host of other relatives and friends. Friends may call at the William C. Brown Community Funeral Home, P.A., 1206 W. North Avenue, Tuesday 3 to 7 P.M.

Cathy Miles is talking about "the children," and seven mothers sitting in the lunchroom of the East Baltimore Community School are gazing at her intently and nodding in agreement. "Every child deserves the opportunity to succeed," Miles says on this autumn evening. "That's our commitment to our students." And the women nod again. It's community engagement night at the school, and although only seven mothers have come - down from 50 parents last month - Miles, the principal of this new school set in a redevelopment project, stands in the center of the room talking about achievement and discipline.

Cathy Nolan earned a white blazer as a three-sport athlete at Roland Park in 1976. She still has the blazer, but she said in a phone interview this week that she took away much more than the jacket when she graduated. Nolan has been principal - a "pretty strict" one - at Legacy High in Broomfield, Colo., for the past eight years. "I think the organization, discipline and self-motivation I learned at Roland Park carries over into my work," she said from her office. "I don't think I'm the easiest person to work for, but I think this is a good place to work.

Cathy Nolan earned a white blazer as a three-sport athlete at Roland Park in 1976. She still has the blazer, but she said in a phone interview this week that she took away much more than the jacket when she graduated. Nolan has been principal - a "pretty strict" one - at Legacy High in Broomfield, Colo., for the past eight years. "I think the organization, discipline and self-motivation I learned at Roland Park carries over into my work," she said from her office. "I don't think I'm the easiest person to work for, but I think this is a good place to work.

On August 14, 2008, CATHY ANN GARNER, Survived by finance' George E. Thomas, brothers, Elliot M. and Eric A. Garner, two devoted aunts, Athena and Delores and a host of other family and friends. Friends may call the family owned WYLIE FUNERAL HOME P.A. OF BALTIMORE COUNTY, 9200 Liberty Road Monday from 6 to 8 P.M. Services Tuesday at the St. Bernadine's Roman Catholic Church, 3812 Edmondson Avenue, 10:30 A.M. Wake and 11:00 A.M. Funeral. Interment Following. Inquiries www.wyliefuneralhome.

Give Maryland's Cathy Nelson the ball and she will create a shot.It may be for herself. It may be for a teammate. But as one of the most creative attack players in Division I women's lacrosse, Nelson always will make something happen.She relishes the chance to make the split-second decisions."That's what makes the game so exciting," said Nelson, a third-team All-America pick last year. "It's fun to see how your opportunities open up, how you can draw the double team and get other people open or how you can challenge one-on-one."

IT WILL probably take another 20 years of our being exposed to Joan Crawford's film career (much of it very good!) before the trauma inflicted on her reputation by the book Mommie Dearest fades a bit. Mommie was Christina Crawford's vengeful recounting of Joan's less-than-stellar parenting skills as an adoptive mother of four. Christina, and her equally critical brother, Christopher, ran away, misbehaved, acted out and ended up cut out of Crawford's will, "for reasons best known to them," as the star put it. But there were two other children, Cathy and Cindy.

On April 13, 2008, CATHI FAYE HORST of Towson, MD devoted mother of Taylor A. Trotta; loving daughter of Paul L. Horst, Jr. and Brenda S. Bratton O'Brien; sister of Rae Beth Horst. Also survived by her stepfather Robert O'Brien and stepmother NeeNee Horst, aunts Sheila Walters and Linda Robinette, uncle David Bratton, nephew Alexander Arsenault, niece Veronica Arsenault and her cat Gracie. Services will be held at the family owned McComas Funeral Home, P.A., Abingdon, MD on Friday, April 18, 2008 at 11 a.m. Interment will be in Harford Memorial Gardens, Aberdeen, MD at a later date.