Garvey

On August 26, 2005, MARY D. GARVEY, (nee Dingle); beloved wife of Vincent D. Garvey; dear mother to daughters Mary D. Garvey and Katherine G. Patsias and sons, Vincent D. Garvey and John T. Garvey; loving grandmother to Michael, Erin and John Billings, John and Lauren Patsias, Ryan, Eric and Carrie Garvey, Christine, Megan and Emily Garvey. Family will receive friends on Monday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. at STERLING- ASHTON-SCHWAB FUNERAL HOME, INC., 736 Edmondson Avenue, (1/2 mile west beltway exit 14)

When the Rev. Marcus Garvey Wood started his ministry at Providence Baptist Church in Baltimore, President Barack Obama hadn't yet been born, Southern schools were still not integrated and Neil Armstrong hadn't walked on the moon. On the 60th anniversary of Wood's pastorship Saturday, some 300 faithful gathered to pay tribute to "the man, the mission and the message. " Gov. Martin O'Malley thanked Wood, 92, for his service to Baltimore and his work as a civil rights leader.

On August 17, 2004, JAMES F. GARVEY, JR., beloved husband of Mary D. Garvey (nee Murray); devoted father of James F. Garvey, III and his wife Donna, Col. Daniel L. Garvey and his wife Kerry, Mary D. Price and her husband Bob, Thomas M. Garvey, Peggy A. Atkinson and her husband John, Kathleen M. Norris and her husband James, Jean F. Butler and her husband Mark, and Tricia A. Smith and her husband Jeff; brother of C. Godfrey Garvey, Mary Gertrude Kirsch, Elizabeth...

Christopher "Guido" Whitesel, a bartender who worked at esatablishments in Annapolis and Baltimore, died March 27 of cancer at Anne Arundel Medical Center in Annapolis. He was 55. Mr. Whitesel was born in Washington and raised in Silver Spring, where he graduated in 1973 from John F. Kennedy High School. He attended Montgomery Community College before becoming a bartender in the 1970s. Mr. Whitesel was working at a gangster-themed bar in Rockville when a customer christened him with a nickname that stuck for the rest of his life.

On December 3, 2004, ELIZABETH A. GARVEY-SCHIKNER (nee Linder), beloved wife of the late William B. Schikner, Jr. and Edmund G. Garvey, devoted mother of Grace M. Brown, and her husband George, Edgar T. Garvey, Sr. and his wife Anna, dear sister of Margaret Hanson, Mary Lynch, Edgar and Raymond Linder. Also survived by eight grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren and a great, great-granddaughter. Friends may call at the family owned Ruck Towson Funeral Home, Inc., 1050 York Rd., (Beltwy exit 26A)

On September 12, 2004, VANESSA L.; beloved mother of Darrell Milburn, Jr.; devoted daughter of Jeanette Garvey and Anthony Garvey; step-daughter of Russell Anthony Sr., Also survived two brothers, Curtis Garvey and Russell Anthony, Jr.; grandfather Kelvin Selby; aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews in-laws and other relatives and friends. Friends may call at the CHATMAN-HARRIS FUNERAL HOME, 5240 Reisterstown Road, Friday after 12 noon to 8 P.M. The family will receive friends at Trinity Apostolic Faith Church, 3400 Rogers Ave, Saturday 10 A.M. Funeral services will begin 10:30 A.M. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.

On Friday, March 31, 2006, BROTHER WILLIAM J. GARVEY, F.S.C. Survived by his beloved niece, Lynn Garvey and his religious community, The Brothers of the Christian Schools Religious, relatives and friends may call at La Salle Hall, 6001 Ammendale Road, Beltsville, MD Tuesday morning, April 4 at 11 A.M. Brother William's Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 12 P.M. Interment Christian Brothers Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Christian Brothers Development Office, P.O. Box 1710, Beltsville, MD 20704-1710.

James F. Garvey Jr., a retired mechanical contractor and homebuilder, died of liver cancer Tuesday at his home in Catonsville. He was 79. Born in Irvington, he grew up in Catonsville, where his parents' home on Rolling Road, "Mary Oaks," is now the site of Catonsville Senior Center. He attended St. Joseph's Monastery School and Mount St. Joseph High School, graduating in 1942. His studies at Loyola College were interrupted by World War II, when Mr. Garvey entered the Army's specialized training program in civil engineering at Ohio State and Syracuse universities.

Billy Williams' streak ended at 1,117 with a soul-searching decision to sit one out.Steve Garvey's streak ended at 1,207 with a broken thumb and a cloud of dust at home plate.One went willingly, the other painfully. Both men know a little about the path Orioles shortstop Cal Ripken travels these days as he chases the record of Lou Gehrig."Those of us who have played in significant streaks are a small fraternity," Garvey said yesterday after playing in the Upper Deck Heroes of Baseball Game at Camden Yards.

Tampa Bay Terror coach Kenny Cooper, once of the Spirit, was right on the money with his description of John Garvey last week.After Garvey was traded by Tampa Bay to the Spirit for Zak Ibsen, Cooper said, "He'll score goals in his sleep."That wasn't much of a stretch. Garvey banged in five goals in the Spirit's 23-10 victory over the Wichita Wings last night before 3,813 at the Baltimore Arena."He'll help us tremendously," coach Dave MacWilliams said. "He's got a good head, reads the game and is a super finisher."

Lucy A. Garvey, the first woman to serve as an assistant state's attorney in Baltimore and who became the first woman appointed to the post of master of chancery for what is now the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, died Sunday of cancer at Stella Maris Hospice in Timonium. She was 86. Lucy Ann Garvey, the daughter of Irish immigrants from County Clare, was born in Baltimore and raised on South Morley Street in Irvington. Master Garvey was a 1940 honors graduate of Western High School, where she was awarded the Peabody Award.

On Friday, March 31, 2006, BROTHER WILLIAM J. GARVEY, F.S.C. Survived by his beloved niece, Lynn Garvey and his religious community, The Brothers of the Christian Schools Religious, relatives and friends may call at La Salle Hall, 6001 Ammendale Road, Beltsville, MD Tuesday morning, April 4 at 11 A.M. Brother William's Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 12 P.M. Interment Christian Brothers Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Christian Brothers Development Office, P.O. Box 1710, Beltsville, MD 20704-1710.

On November 15, DAVID HERBERTWILSON after a long illness. Beloved husband of Allen Dickey Wilson for 64 years. Beloved father of Dr. Carol Wilson Garvey and her husband, Dr. Thomas Q. Garvey III; David Herbert Wilson Jr. and his wife, Katherine Christie Wilson; Catherine Dickey Wilson and her husband, Peter R Wilkes; Christopher Shryock Wilson and his wife, Lynn Hunovice Wilson. Grandchildren Anne K. Wilson and husband, Dr. Lucy E. Wilson and husband, and Dr. Thomas Q. Garvey IV and wife.

On August 26, 2005, MARY D. GARVEY, (nee Dingle); beloved wife of Vincent D. Garvey; dear mother to daughters Mary D. Garvey and Katherine G. Patsias and sons, Vincent D. Garvey and John T. Garvey; loving grandmother to Michael, Erin and John Billings, John and Lauren Patsias, Ryan, Eric and Carrie Garvey, Christine, Megan and Emily Garvey. Family will receive friends on Monday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. at STERLING- ASHTON-SCHWAB FUNERAL HOME, INC., 736 Edmondson Avenue, (1/2 mile west beltway exit 14)

The punching power of Orazio Robinson can make him hard to handle in the ring. Just ask Vance Garvey of Indianapolis, who held on for dear life to avoid being knocked senseless last night. "He had to hold on to me because he knew what was coming," said Robinson, a Manassas, Va., resident. "I don't care how the fight is stopped as long as it's not me who gets stopped." Robinson didn't get the knockout he wanted last night at the Wyndham Baltimore Inner Harbor Hotel, but when the referee waved an end to their junior middleweight (154 pounds)

On December 3, 2004, ELIZABETH A. GARVEY-SCHIKNER (nee Linder), beloved wife of the late William B. Schikner, Jr. and Edmund G. Garvey, devoted mother of Grace M. Brown, and her husband George, Edgar T. Garvey, Sr. and his wife Anna, dear sister of Margaret Hanson, Mary Lynch, Edgar and Raymond Linder. Also survived by eight grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren and a great, great-granddaughter. Friends may call at the family owned Ruck Towson Funeral Home, Inc., 1050 York Rd., (Beltwy exit 26A)

Lucy A. Garvey, the first woman to serve as an assistant state's attorney in Baltimore and who became the first woman appointed to the post of master of chancery for what is now the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, died Sunday of cancer at Stella Maris Hospice in Timonium. She was 86. Lucy Ann Garvey, the daughter of Irish immigrants from County Clare, was born in Baltimore and raised on South Morley Street in Irvington. Master Garvey was a 1940 honors graduate of Western High School, where she was awarded the Peabody Award.

The punching power of Orazio Robinson can make him hard to handle in the ring. Just ask Vance Garvey of Indianapolis, who held on for dear life to avoid being knocked senseless last night. "He had to hold on to me because he knew what was coming," said Robinson, a Manassas, Va., resident. "I don't care how the fight is stopped as long as it's not me who gets stopped." Robinson didn't get the knockout he wanted last night at the Wyndham Baltimore Inner Harbor Hotel, but when the referee waved an end to their junior middleweight (154 pounds)

On September 12, 2004, VANESSA L.; beloved mother of Darrell Milburn, Jr.; devoted daughter of Jeanette Garvey and Anthony Garvey; step-daughter of Russell Anthony Sr., Also survived two brothers, Curtis Garvey and Russell Anthony, Jr.; grandfather Kelvin Selby; aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews in-laws and other relatives and friends. Friends may call at the CHATMAN-HARRIS FUNERAL HOME, 5240 Reisterstown Road, Friday after 12 noon to 8 P.M. The family will receive friends at Trinity Apostolic Faith Church, 3400 Rogers Ave, Saturday 10 A.M. Funeral services will begin 10:30 A.M. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.

James F. Garvey Jr., a retired mechanical contractor and homebuilder, died of liver cancer Tuesday at his home in Catonsville. He was 79. Born in Irvington, he grew up in Catonsville, where his parents' home on Rolling Road, "Mary Oaks," is now the site of Catonsville Senior Center. He attended St. Joseph's Monastery School and Mount St. Joseph High School, graduating in 1942. His studies at Loyola College were interrupted by World War II, when Mr. Garvey entered the Army's specialized training program in civil engineering at Ohio State and Syracuse universities.