Fenton

On February 22, 2004, ANNA E., devoted sister of Frances Bernat and her husband Charles J. Bernat Sr., loving aunt of Sharon Bernat Barnes, Charles J. Bernat Jr., Kenneth R. and Brian D. Bernat, and Kevin Fenton. Also survived by one great niece and seven great nephews. A Memorial Service will be held at the CONNELLY FUNERAL HOME OF DUNDALK, P.A., 7110 Sollers Point Road, on Saturday, March 20, at 12 Noon.

9/16 at 4:45 pm: justin_fenton: Records search indicates that a Paul Warren Pardus has a concealed carry permit from state of Virginia; trying to confirm w/st. police 9/16 at 4:39 pm: justin_fenton: Suspect now identified as Paul Warren Pardus, of Arlington, Va. Records confirm he is related to a Jean Davis 9/16 at 4:13 pm: justin_fenton: RT @APBenNuckols: AP confirms the name of doctor wounded in the #HopkinsShooting: Dr. David B. Cohen. More details coming soon: http://y ... 9/16 at 4:01 pm: justin_fenton: Police now saying shooter's name is NOT Warren Davis; that's the name the hospital knew him as but they are unsure true identity 9/16 at 3:51 pm: justin_fenton: Here's out story, which has and will be updated.

On May 3, 2006, FENTON S. ROBB age 101 passed away at her home, beloved wife of the late James T. "Ted" Robb. She is survived by two daughters, Nancy R. King and Karen B. Robb, a sister, Virginia Neuschel, and a host of nieces and nephews. Mrs. Robb was a 1925 graduate of Denison University and obtained her RN degree from Case-Western Reserve. She was a Past District Governor of Alpha Phi Sorority. A memorial service will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the American Heart Association or the Charlestown Benevolent Care Fund.

In his first full varsity season, Severna Park sophomore midfielder Jared Fenton has provided the No. 4 Falcons with some quality minutes on the left flank, showing a knack to possess the ball and send timely crosses. In the Anne Arundel County championship game yesterday against No. 10 Chesapeake, he did more than that. The defense-first game needed a stellar individual effort on offense, and Fenton took care of it, scoring the game's only goal in the 55th minute as the Falcons successfully defended their county championship with a 1-0 victory at North County in Ferndale.

The killing this week of Rockville psychiatrist Dr. Wayne S. Fenton served as a grim reminder of the rare but serious dangers of treating the severely mentally ill. "It's not common, but there is always a risk," said Dr. Steven Sharfstein, a psychiatrist and the president and chief executive of Sheppard Pratt Health System in Towson. Montgomery County police say Fenton, 53, was beaten to death in his Bethesda office Sunday by a 19-year-old patient. The man attacked Fenton during an appointment, police said in a statement.

Truth or Tabloid? by Peter Fenton. Three Rivers Press, 202 pages $12.95. Fenton spent 15 years as a reporter for the National Enquirer, and knows the nature and dynamics of supermarket-counter tabloids. He's put that sense and apparently elaborate files into this game book -- about 100 lists of five or six generally outrageous declarations of "fact" that challenge the reader or competitor to decide whether each one is "truth" or "tabloid." None is both. Among my many favorites: "Tofu Makes You Stupid."

On June 23, 2004 NELLIE JEAN (nee Fenton) beloved wife of John O. Todd, Jr.; devoted mother of Janice Walter, Susan Cormack and Laurie Granata; devoted sister of Bob Fenton. Also survived by seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Visiting at the Lassahn Funeral Home, Inc., 7401 Belair Road (Overlea) on Thursday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Services will be held at St. Mathias Episcopal Church on Friday at 9:00 a.m. Interment Philipsburg Cemetery (Philipsburg, PA).

AS THE senior member of the Annapolis press corps, it has been the privilege of Thomas Stuckey of the Associated Press to declare an official end to Gov. William Donald Schaefer's press conferences. As he has done for years, Mr. Stuckey shouts out, )) at a moment acceptable to all present, "Thank you, Governor," and that's it.But from the early 1950s until he retired in 1981, the "Thank you, Governor" job was held by the late and legendary Eddie Fenton. By consensus of his peers, Eddie Fenton held the job longer than anybody -- and also by consensus there will never, ever be another State House reporter like him. (Fention died in 1982.

A Wheeling College nursing student from Gambrills, charged by authorities in West Virginia with murdering her newborn, pleaded guilty yesterday to the lesser offense of voluntary manslaughter and is back attending classes, her attorney said.In an unusual arrangement, first-degree murder charges against Suzanne M. Fenton were reduced to voluntary manslaughter, her attorney, Martin P. Sheehan said. Circuit Judge George Spillers ordered her to be placed on a "modified bond status," which will require that her case be reviewed in two years.

Q You often mention cuffs on trousers. You must favor the look. Aren't cuffs old-fashioned, if not actually dated?A: Some styles have an aristocratic air. Cuffs on trousers fit this category. They give a fine-finished, polished look to a suit. Men who pay attention to the details of dress invariably have their suits cuffed. Odd trousers, not part of a suit, also benefit from this well-tailored finishing touch.The abrupt end of a plain hem on pants seems to suggest a hurried bit of casual tailoring.

They have nicknames such as "Cyborg," "Wolverine," "Wolf Boy," "Pipes" and "The Bull." Their style is one of pure and often intimidating aggression. And their wills, under first-year coach Gregg Kessler, are virtually unbreakable. No. 3 Archbishop Curley's wrestlers flexed their collective muscle at yesterday's 28th Arundel Invitational, crowning Tyler Scarinzi (119), Mike Kulik (160) and Sam Burdych (189) among eight finalists to outscore runner-up DeMatha of Hyattsville, 225.5-181. Kulik (17-1)

The killing this week of Rockville psychiatrist Dr. Wayne S. Fenton served as a grim reminder of the rare but serious dangers of treating the severely mentally ill. "It's not common, but there is always a risk," said Dr. Steven Sharfstein, a psychiatrist and the president and chief executive of Sheppard Pratt Health System in Towson. Montgomery County police say Fenton, 53, was beaten to death in his Bethesda office Sunday by a 19-year-old patient. The man attacked Fenton during an appointment, police said in a statement.

John Fenton Mathews, who had held the principal bass chair in the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra for a quarter-century, died of leukemia July 10 at his home in West Brooklin, Maine. The former Bolton Hill resident was 80. Born in Birmingham, Mich., he studied the double bass privately with Gaston Brohan, principal double bassist with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, and attended summer music camp at Interlochen in Michigan. After two years of study, he took his first symphony job in Dallas.

On May 3, 2006, FENTON S. ROBB age 101 passed away at her home, beloved wife of the late James T. "Ted" Robb. She is survived by two daughters, Nancy R. King and Karen B. Robb, a sister, Virginia Neuschel, and a host of nieces and nephews. Mrs. Robb was a 1925 graduate of Denison University and obtained her RN degree from Case-Western Reserve. She was a Past District Governor of Alpha Phi Sorority. A memorial service will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the American Heart Association or the Charlestown Benevolent Care Fund.

1. Mount St. Joseph Last season: 14-3, ranked No. 1 The defending private schools champion has Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference titlists Greg Gold (125), Jon Kohler (135) and Alex Ward (152) among 10 returning starters. 2. McDonogh Last season: 9-4, No. 9 The Eagles look to dethrone Mount St. Joseph with MIAA A Conference champ Josh Fitch (112), state place-winner Kyle O'Brien (215) and a nice blend of newcomers and returning starters. 3. Hammond Last year: 26-0, No. 2 The bulk of the Class 2A-1A duals state championship team returns, including Howard County place-winners Zach Halper (125)

On June 27, 2005, MELVILLE WESTBROOK, JR., devoted husband of Idell Pugh. Beloved father of Clifford (Carol) and Melville (Joyce) Pugh III. He is also survived by three grandchildren, Jennifer, Adam and Kelsey, three brothers - Fenton (Myrna), Harry (Geraldine), and Joseph (Jo Ann). One sister-in-law Marguerite Duere, one brother-in-law, Thomas Campbell. A host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Friends may call at the family owned MARCH FUNERAL HOME WEST, INC., 4300 Wabash Avenue on Wednesday after 2 P.M. where the family will receive friends from 5 to 7 P.M. Family will receive friends on Thursday at the St. Mary's of The Assumption RCC, 5502 York Road at 9 A.M. at which time fraternity service will begin.

NEW YORK -The head of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's market oversight office said he is reviewing recent trading of natural-gas futures, which had a record surge Monday and touched an all-time high yesterday. "The magnitude is so unexpected, we're looking into it," William Hederman, head of the FERC's Office of Market Oversight and Investigations, said through a spokesman. Gas for March delivery climbed 44 cents to $9.58 per million British thermal units on the New York Mercantile Exchange yesterday.

Michelle Gould of Boise, Idaho, defeated Robin Levine of Sacramento, Calif., yesterday to win her sixth consecutive Women's Professional Racquetball Association national singles championship at Merritt Athletic Club in Woodlawn.Gould, 23, the top seed, beat third-seeded Levine, 11-2, 11-7, 11-5, in the final."I think I played strong racquetball today, more effective points and setups," Gould said. "I could do something with them today, and that was the determining factor.""Going in, I felt really good," said Levine, 24."

PHILADELPHIA - A year earlier on Memorial Day weekend, Jesse Schwartzman was watching the NCAA Division I lacrosse semifinal from the Johns Hopkins bench while his teammate and good friend, Scott Smith, tried in vain to halt Syracuse's run to the title. Yesterday at Lincoln Financial Field, the roles were reversed, and so was the result. With Schwartzman garnering the Most Outstanding Player honor, the most celebrated team in the college game finally shed its championship game curse with a 9-8 victory over Duke.