NEWS
October 5, 2005
MR. MORTON LLEWELLYN GOOCH, JR., died October 1, 2005 at Halifax Regional Hospital in South Boston. Native of Baltimore, MD he was the son of Morton Llewellyn, Sr. and Mary Frances Beasten Gooch. A graduate of the University of Baltimore, Mr. Gooch served in the U.S. Marines during the Korean Conflict. He was a Mason and Shriner; was former President of Maryland Motor Truck Association and was retired from Williams Transfer, a company he owned and operated. Mr. Gooch is survived by his daughter, Janet Gooch and son, William Gooch both of Baltimore, MD. Also surviving are brother, Robert Gooch of Arnold, MD and granddaughter, Kelly Nicole Gooch of Baltimore, MD. Private services will be held at a later date.
NEWS
By Frederick N. Rasmussen and Frederick N. Rasmussen,SUN STAFF | September 3, 2004
Theodore Noble Geppert, a former Secret Service agent who became a longtime advocate for adults with mental retardation, died of lymphoma Monday at Gilchrist Center for Hospice Care at Greater Baltimore Medical Center. The Ellicott City resident was 62. Born and raised in Clearfield, Pa., Mr. Geppert moved to Washington after graduating from high school and became a District of Columbia and White House police officer before joining the Secret Service in 1966. Mr. Geppert, who earned a bachelor's degree in criminal justice from American University in 1973, was a member of the presidential security detail.
NEWS
October 11, 2003
On October 9, 2003, RUTH MARION TAYLOR GOOCH, devoted wife of William A. Gooch, Sr., beloved mother of William A. Gooch, Jr. and his wife Susan. Dear grandmother of Mark Gooch, dear sister of Frank Taylor and his wife Mary. Also survived by nephews Kurt and Doug Taylor, niece Gail Taylor Rossi and cousin Lorraine Hasbrouck and her husband JohnFriends may call at the Tarring-Cargo Funeral Home, 333 S. Parke St., Aberdeen, MD on Sunday at 4 P.M. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to The ASPCA or the American Heart Association.
SPORTS
By Nathan Max and Nathan Max,SPECIAL TO THE SUN | August 31, 2002
WHEATON - Mount St. Joseph's football players proved they were in better physical condition than Good Counsel's last night, but that wasn't enough to earn a win in the opener for both schools. Five Falcons went down with cramps in the second half. Nevertheless, the Gaels doomed themselves with a variety of miscues in a 35-21 loss before an estimated 2,000 at Good Counsel. Mount St. Joe senior quarterback Nick Tanis, who led the state as a junior in passing yards (2,342) and touchdown passes (36)
NEWS
August 29, 2002
Robert T. Gooch, a retired Crown, Cork & Seal Co. superintendent and World War II veteran, died of a heart attack Friday at St. Joseph Medical Center. He was 77 and lived in Randallstown. Mr. Gooch, who was born in Baltimore and raised in the Woodberry neighborhood, dropped out of Polytechnic Institute to enlist in the Army Air Forces during World War II. He served in England with the 8th Air Force, loading bombers for European runs. After being discharged, he returned to Baltimore and finished his education at Poly.
SPORTS
March 15, 1998
BaseballAstros: Reassigned C Ramon Castro, OF Rob Butler, P Scott Elarton, P Freddy Garcia, P Mike Grzanich, former Oriole P Bob Milacki and P Roger Salkeld to their minor-league camp.Blue Jays: Traded RHP Tim Crabtree to the Rangers for C Kevin Brown.Giants: Optioned OF Calvin Murray to Triple-A Fresno and INF Pedro Felix to Double-A Shreveport. Reassigned RHP Rick Huisman to their minor-league camp.Mets: Signed INF Chad Fonville to a minor-league contract. Assigned RHP Derek Wallace and 1B Jay Payton to Triple-A Norfolk and RHP Octavio Dotel, RHP Arnold Gooch and OF Scott Hunter to Double-A Binghamton.