Crandall

Suddenly, on May 23, 2005, ROBERT L. CRANDALL, 61, at home in Cheektowaga, NY. Mr. Crandall was the owner/operator of Liberty Cab since 2000 and also owned Roberts Limo Service. He graduated from Abraham Lincoln High School and Hamburger University and served in the U.S. Air Force from April 26, 1961 to October 17, 1961. Mr. Crandall is survived by his wife, Rose D. (nee Ellison); daughters Kathlyn Crandall of PA, Colleen Crandall of PA, Michelle Miller of Cheektowaga, NY, Brenda Miller of Sloan, NY, Katie Roessler of Sloan, NY; sons: Robert Crandall, Jr., of Virginia Beach, VA, Mickey Crandall of Syracuse, NY, Joseph De Ponceau, N. Tonawanda, NY, and Robert Roessler of Sloan, NY. He is also survived by a brother, Jay Crandall and several grandchildren.

Frederick native Beth Crandall is working both in front of the proscenium arch and behind it to help shape the production of "West Side Story" currently running at the Hippodrome Theatre. The 26-year-old performs most nights as Zaza, one of the Jets' girlfriends. But, her impeccable technique also won her a job as the production's assistant dance captain. Crandall recently put her feet up long enough to chat about what it's like to be part of an iconic musical. Your trained primarily as a dancer.

On December 14, 2005, JULIA AGNES CRANDALL (nee Parr), beloved wife of the late Howard Lawrence Crandall, loving mother of June Crandall Ortel and Mae Crandall Hellman; dear grandmother of Jeffrey Ortel, Jennifer Morris, Stuart Ortel, Maria de Nyse Rochfort and Martin J Hellman, devoted sister of George Parr of New York; also survived by ten great-grandchildren. A Funeral Service will be held Tuesday, December 20 at 10 A.M. at Stella Maris Chapel. Interment Lorraine Park Cemetery. Please omit flowers.

The feud between two childhood friends from Remington unfolded this way, according to law enforcement authorities: Marcus Crandall called Ronnie Bundy by a childhood nickname. Bundy robbed Crandall, and Crandall responded by firebombing Bundy's house and shooting him in the neck with a sawed-off shotgun. Yesterday , Baltimore Circuit Judge Timothy J. Doory sentenced Crandall, 22, to 30 years in prison for second-degree murder for shooting Bundy, 21, who lived in the 2600 block of Hampden Ave. Crandall, of the 2800 block of Reisterstown Road, will serve that sentence at the same time as the 30-year sentence he also received yesterday in U.S. District Court for the June firebombing.

Services for businessman George Placide Crandall of West River will take place at 1 p.m. today, at Christ Episcopal Church, 220 Owensville Road, West River.Mr. Crandall, 60, died of cancer Aug. 12 at his home.Born in Annapolis, he graduated from Annapolis Senior High Schoolin 1950.Between 1949 and 1984, he was in the pile-driving business with various companies on the East Coast.He was later in the convention display business in the Washington, D.C. area until 1990.Mr. Crandall was a member of the Christ Episcopal Church congregation, Bayside Lodge 232 of the Masons in Shady Side, the Three Rivers Sportsman Club in Harwood, and the National Rifle Association.

Gilbert Albert "Jimpty" Crandall, former director of tourism for the state Department of Economic Development and an early promoter of Annapolis and its history, died of renal failure Aug. 24 at Heritage Harbor Health and Rehabilitation Center. He was 91. Mr. Crandall was born at his family's home on Conduit Street in Annapolis, and since the 1940s had owned - and later resided in - a home on Spa View Circle. He was a 1932 graduate of Annapolis High School and earned a bachelor's degree from St. John's College in 1936.

Robert L. Crandall, who has held the top three jobs at AMR Corp. since 1985, is reportedly considering turning over his title of president to one of his chief lieutenants this week, leaving him as chairman and chief executive.An announcement may come Wednesday, after a board meeting at AMR, the parent company of American Airlines, according to an article in The Dallas Morning News on Saturday.The front-running candidates for the position would be the two executive vice presidents at the company: Donald J. Carty, who runs finance and planning, and Robert W. Baker, who is in charge of operations.

The feud between two childhood friends from Remington unfolded this way, according to law enforcement authorities: Marcus Crandall called Ronnie Bundy by a childhood nickname. Bundy robbed Crandall, and Crandall responded by firebombing Bundy's house and shooting him in the neck with a sawed-off shotgun. Yesterday , Baltimore Circuit Judge Timothy J. Doory sentenced Crandall, 22, to 30 years in prison for second-degree murder for shooting Bundy, 21, who lived in the 2600 block of Hampden Ave. Crandall, of the 2800 block of Reisterstown Road, will serve that sentence at the same time as the 30-year sentence he also received yesterday in U.S. District Court for the June firebombing.

Taffy came home early today, with a written apology from her dognapper.The 11-year-old bichon frise dog, stolen from her home near Catonsville in a Monday burglary, was recovered unharmed by her owners after the burglar called before dawn and directed them to a used-car lot in Remington.Her owners, Pam and David Crandall, of the 5100 block of Edmondson Ave., were dumbfounded. The burglar, Mrs. Crandall said, "has a conscience.""I apologize for stealing your dog," the burglar wrote on a torn envelope left with the dog in a pet carrier.

On July 10, Le Naya Crandall found out that gunfire in Carroll can be as dangerous as the gunfire on the streets of Baltimore.On that hot Sunday afternoon, Le Naya, a vivacious 9-year-old who will be a fifth grader at Hampstead Elementary School, was jumping on her trampoline in her backyard.Charlie, her five-year-old German Shepherd, had been running around the yard, but he had loped off to a nearby soybean field.Her mother was inside the family's white clapboard house about yards from the trampoline.

Gilbert Albert "Jimpty" Crandall, former director of tourism for the state Department of Economic Development and an early promoter of Annapolis and its history, died of renal failure Aug. 24 at Heritage Harbor Health and Rehabilitation Center. He was 91. Mr. Crandall was born at his family's home on Conduit Street in Annapolis, and since the 1940s had owned - and later resided in - a home on Spa View Circle. He was a 1932 graduate of Annapolis High School and earned a bachelor's degree from St. John's College in 1936.

On December 14, 2005, JULIA AGNES CRANDALL (nee Parr), beloved wife of the late Howard Lawrence Crandall, loving mother of June Crandall Ortel and Mae Crandall Hellman; dear grandmother of Jeffrey Ortel, Jennifer Morris, Stuart Ortel, Maria de Nyse Rochfort and Martin J Hellman, devoted sister of George Parr of New York; also survived by ten great-grandchildren. A Funeral Service will be held Tuesday, December 20 at 10 A.M. at Stella Maris Chapel. Interment Lorraine Park Cemetery. Please omit flowers.

Suddenly, on May 23, 2005, ROBERT L. CRANDALL, 61, at home in Cheektowaga, NY. Mr. Crandall was the owner/operator of Liberty Cab since 2000 and also owned Roberts Limo Service. He graduated from Abraham Lincoln High School and Hamburger University and served in the U.S. Air Force from April 26, 1961 to October 17, 1961. Mr. Crandall is survived by his wife, Rose D. (nee Ellison); daughters Kathlyn Crandall of PA, Colleen Crandall of PA, Michelle Miller of Cheektowaga, NY, Brenda Miller of Sloan, NY, Katie Roessler of Sloan, NY; sons: Robert Crandall, Jr., of Virginia Beach, VA, Mickey Crandall of Syracuse, NY, Joseph De Ponceau, N. Tonawanda, NY, and Robert Roessler of Sloan, NY. He is also survived by a brother, Jay Crandall and several grandchildren.

WHEN THE TWO men grabbed Christine Crandall that day, they put a gun to her stomach and declared the end of her life had arrived if she did not cooperate. Trembling and terrified, Crandall handed over all her money and the two men ran off - but not before a neighbor heard their threats and called city police, who arrived minutes later. The police brought photographs. Crandall looked at two of the pictures and saw the faces of the men who had just assaulted her. The police nodded knowingly.

Robert L. Crandall, who has held the top three jobs at AMR Corp. since 1985, is reportedly considering turning over his title of president to one of his chief lieutenants this week, leaving him as chairman and chief executive.An announcement may come Wednesday, after a board meeting at AMR, the parent company of American Airlines, according to an article in The Dallas Morning News on Saturday.The front-running candidates for the position would be the two executive vice presidents at the company: Donald J. Carty, who runs finance and planning, and Robert W. Baker, who is in charge of operations.

On July 10, Le Naya Crandall found out that gunfire in Carroll can be as dangerous as the gunfire on the streets of Baltimore.On that hot Sunday afternoon, Le Naya, a vivacious 9-year-old who will be a fifth grader at Hampstead Elementary School, was jumping on her trampoline in her backyard.Charlie, her five-year-old German Shepherd, had been running around the yard, but he had loped off to a nearby soybean field.Her mother was inside the family's white clapboard house about yards from the trampoline.

WHEN THE TWO men grabbed Christine Crandall that day, they put a gun to her stomach and declared the end of her life had arrived if she did not cooperate. Trembling and terrified, Crandall handed over all her money and the two men ran off - but not before a neighbor heard their threats and called city police, who arrived minutes later. The police brought photographs. Crandall looked at two of the pictures and saw the faces of the men who had just assaulted her. The police nodded knowingly.

Services for businessman George Placide Crandall of West River will take place at 1 p.m. today, at Christ Episcopal Church, 220 Owensville Road, West River.Mr. Crandall, 60, died of cancer Aug. 12 at his home.Born in Annapolis, he graduated from Annapolis Senior High Schoolin 1950.Between 1949 and 1984, he was in the pile-driving business with various companies on the East Coast.He was later in the convention display business in the Washington, D.C. area until 1990.Mr. Crandall was a member of the Christ Episcopal Church congregation, Bayside Lodge 232 of the Masons in Shady Side, the Three Rivers Sportsman Club in Harwood, and the National Rifle Association.