Gaver

On December 20, 2004 OSCAR F. GAVER, JR., beloved husband of Dorothy Gaver (nee Daveler); devoted father of Craig F. Gaver; loving grandfather of Jason C. Gaver. Services will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Oak Crest Village Scholarship Fund, Attn: Eleanor Mc Kenna, 882 Walther Blvd., Parkville, MD 21234 or The American Heart Assoc. Stroke Connection, 7272 Green Valley Ave., Dallas, TX 75231-4596.

On July 29, 2006 LOUIS KEMPHENNIGHAUSEN, JR. Beloved husband of Ida Belle Hennighausen (nee Ehman) Devoted father of Janet Lee Gaver and her husband the late Darrell Gaver and Nancy Mattingly and her husband George Mattingly Dear grandfather of Jennifer Gaver, Bonney Mattingly and Richard Mattingly A Funeral Service will be held at the family owned Ruck Towson Funeral Home, 1050 York Rd. (beltway exit 26a) on Thursday at 11:00 A.M. Interment Parkwood Cemetery. Friends may call on Tue and Wed 3-5 7-9 P.M. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to St. Andrew's Lutheran Church, 1201 Taylor Ave. Parkville, Md. 21234

Paul Glenn Gaver Sr., 88, a retired pharmacist who spent most of his life filling prescriptions, died of cancer yesterday at Stella Maris Hospice.Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Second English Lutheran Church, 5010 Briarclift Road.Mr. Gaver was a longtime resident of Catonsville.The Myersville native -- one of 15 children of a Frederick County farmer -- knew as a youngster that he wanted to be a pharmacist.As a 12-year-old living with an aunt in Hagerstown, he got a job as a newspaper delivery boy while attending school.

On Saturday June 17, 2006, ALICE SCHAFER WEBER, age 74, of 2318 Aronimink Circle, Fayetteville, PA, died in Chambersburg Hospital. Born July 2, 1921, in Cumberland, MD, she was a registered nurse at the Ridge School in Towson, MD for 22 years. A former member of Faith Presbyterian Church in Baltimore, she was later a member of Central Presbyterian Church in Chambersburg. Her passions were nursing, Bridge, the outdoors, and especially her family. She is survived by her husband of almost 53 years, Donald H. Weber; her four children, Mamie Weber Gaver, Sally Weber Ribera, Edward Weber and Lynn Weber, and her two beloved grandsons, Jared and Keith Gaver.

Darrell M. Gaver, a retired computer security expert who worked for the Social Security Administration, died of colon cancer Wednesday at his home in Parkville. He was 62. Born in Seaford, Del., and raised in Parkville, Mr. Gaver was a 1958 graduate of Parkville High School. He earned his bachelor's degree in accounting from University of Baltimore in 1964. He began his accounting career at Westinghouse Electric Corp. in Linthicum in 1964. In 1966, he joined Exxon USA in Towson, where he worked as a computer programmer until 1979.

Anna Bernadette Gaver, a former display artist who painted the face of Babe Ruth for an Orioles parade, died of cancer complications Saturday at Gilchrist Center for Hospice Care. The Northeast Baltimore resident was 84. Born Anna Meli in Baltimore and raised on South Paca Street, she was one of nine children born to Sicilian immigrant parents. She attended St. Jerome's Parochial School and was a 1936 graduate of Southern High School. While working as a seamstress at the old Adalman Coat Co., she attended the Maryland Institute College of Art's night school -- often walking to her classes from her home in South Baltimore.

On July 29, 2006 LOUIS KEMPHENNIGHAUSEN, JR. Beloved husband of Ida Belle Hennighausen (nee Ehman) Devoted father of Janet Lee Gaver and her husband the late Darrell Gaver and Nancy Mattingly and her husband George Mattingly Dear grandfather of Jennifer Gaver, Bonney Mattingly and Richard Mattingly A Funeral Service will be held at the family owned Ruck Towson Funeral Home, 1050 York Rd. (beltway exit 26a) on Thursday at 11:00 A.M. Interment Parkwood Cemetery. Friends may call on Tue and Wed 3-5 7-9 P.M. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to St. Andrew's Lutheran Church, 1201 Taylor Ave. Parkville, Md. 21234

Roger Hampton Cissel, a retired real estate salesman and antiques collector, died Sunday of complications from Parkinson's disease at the Vantage House Retirement Community in Columbia. He was 93, and formerly resided in Edmondson Village and Catonsville. Born in Glenelg, he attended the old Clarksville public school before his 1932 graduation from what was then Western Maryland College. He worked for the old William S. Cole & Sons wholesale hardware company on South Charles Street before becoming business manager for a Frostie Root Beer bottling plant in Hampden.

The charred face and hair of Donna Kaye Jones' baby doll is one of the few remaining traces from a fire that destroyed a room in the family's mobile home in October.Donna Kaye, 12, her 10-year-old brother Christian and their grandparents had a lot going for them: No one was hurt in the fire that started in a shed and spread to their home that Sunday morning.Part of the roof and most of Donna Kaye's bedroom was destroyed, and they had no way to fix it.But after several applications and review by Red Cross workers in Washington, the non-profit agency has agreed to pay $8,366 for the repairs.

PROSTITUTION has been called a "victimless" crime. Officer Patty Silver of the Southeastern District might disagree. Silver was working a Friday night sting detail about four weeks ago in the area of Dundalk and Holabird avenues. Working undercover and posing as a prostitute, Silver was picked up by a john. Eventually, she identified herself as a police officer and told the man he was under arrest. The man fought with Silver. He bit her once on the right forearm near her elbow and three more times on the left hand, inflicting nerve damage that may require surgery.

On December 20, 2004 OSCAR F. GAVER, JR., beloved husband of Dorothy Gaver (nee Daveler); devoted father of Craig F. Gaver; loving grandfather of Jason C. Gaver. Services will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Oak Crest Village Scholarship Fund, Attn: Eleanor Mc Kenna, 882 Walther Blvd., Parkville, MD 21234 or The American Heart Assoc. Stroke Connection, 7272 Green Valley Ave., Dallas, TX 75231-4596.

One day last July, Mary Stanton was waiting for a Mass to begin at Baltimore's Cathedral of Mary Our Queen when a little boy ran up and hugged her. His name was John Gaver, then 8 years old, the youngest of five Ukrainian orphans adopted by Barbara Gaver, a Mount Washington child and family counselor. Stanton, a religion teacher, became fast friends with the Gaver family. So when it came time for Stanton's sophomore classes at Mount de Sales Academy, a girls school in Catonsville, to do a Lenten service project, she suggested raising money for the orphanage where John and his sister, Lana, had lived in squalid conditions.

YESTERDAY Baltimore state Sen. Joan Carter Conway killed SB 409, her bill that would have, in its plain and simple legalese, "[prohibited], in Baltimore City, a member of the Baltimore City Police Department or a member of the Sheriff's office from conducting investigations of the type normally conducted by liquor board inspectors, except under specified circumstances." Cynthia Gaver, the co-founder of Dundalk Avenue Area Residents Together (DAART), gave her reaction. "It should be dead," Gaver said, "with a hole in its heart."

On March 5, 2003, BARBARA (nee Ackerman) DEMIDENKO, beloved wife of the late Ivan Demidenko, loving mother of Walter Demidenko and his wife Irena, and Henry Demidenko, former mother-in-law of Barbara Gaver, dear grandmother of Sasha, Igor and Michael. Also survived by two great-grandchildren, loving relatives and friends. Panahyda Services will be held at the family owned LILLY & ZEILER INC., FUNERAL HOME, 1901 Eastern Avenue, on Friday at 6 P.M. The Devine Liturgy will be held at St. Michael's Ukrainian Orthodox Church on Saturday at 10 A.M. Interment in St. Andrew's Orthodox Cemetery.

Roger Hampton Cissel, a retired real estate salesman and antiques collector, died Sunday of complications from Parkinson's disease at the Vantage House Retirement Community in Columbia. He was 93, and formerly resided in Edmondson Village and Catonsville. Born in Glenelg, he attended the old Clarksville public school before his 1932 graduation from what was then Western Maryland College. He worked for the old William S. Cole & Sons wholesale hardware company on South Charles Street before becoming business manager for a Frostie Root Beer bottling plant in Hampden.

Anna Bernadette Gaver, a former display artist who painted the face of Babe Ruth for an Orioles parade, died of cancer complications Saturday at Gilchrist Center for Hospice Care. The Northeast Baltimore resident was 84. Born Anna Meli in Baltimore and raised on South Paca Street, she was one of nine children born to Sicilian immigrant parents. She attended St. Jerome's Parochial School and was a 1936 graduate of Southern High School. While working as a seamstress at the old Adalman Coat Co., she attended the Maryland Institute College of Art's night school -- often walking to her classes from her home in South Baltimore.

The National Guardsmen from the Edgewood Armory drank their first beer in months at a Shannon airport pub in Ireland midway through the long trip home.They touched down in the United States to heartfelt cheers, home-baked cookies and pizza pie from hundreds of strangers in Bangor, Maine, and again in Philadelphia.The men of the 29th Air Traffic Control Group finally came to their home base 48 hours after they'd left the Persian Gulf and just as the new day began yesterday. They arrived tired, proud and profoundly moved to be once again with their families and loved ones.

THE CHARGE: solicitation for prostitution and assaulting a police officer. The assault - by biting - was so severe it left Officer Patty Silver of the Baltimore Police Department with possible permanent nerve damage in her hand. The sentence: 100 hours of community service and the case being put on the inactive docket. Thus did Jose Delacruz walk out of the North Avenue District Court Monday morning, free to roam the streets of Dundalk Avenue and troll for hookers once again. Silver was working undercover and posing as a prostitute along Dundalk Avenue in early September, when Delacruz approached her and solicited a sex act. When Silver tried to arrest him, Delacruz bit her once on the right elbow and three times on the left hand.

PROSTITUTION has been called a "victimless" crime. Officer Patty Silver of the Southeastern District might disagree. Silver was working a Friday night sting detail about four weeks ago in the area of Dundalk and Holabird avenues. Working undercover and posing as a prostitute, Silver was picked up by a john. Eventually, she identified herself as a police officer and told the man he was under arrest. The man fought with Silver. He bit her once on the right forearm near her elbow and three more times on the left hand, inflicting nerve damage that may require surgery.