Haddaway

On June 15, 2008, LOUIS R. "Randy" HADDAWAY; beloved husband of the late Dorothy M. Haddaway (nee Powers); loving father of William Bergin, Janice Keay, Deborah Haddaway and Lauren Robertson; dear grandfather of three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren, predeceased by four brothers and two sisters. Friends may call at the CONNELLY FUNERAL HOME OF DUNDALK, P.A., 7110 Sollers Point Road, Tuesday, 3-5 and 7-9 P.M. Funeral service Wednesday, 10 A.M. Interment Bel Air Memorial Gardens.

Del. Anthony J. O'Donnell was re-elected to a sixth term as the House GOP leader Tuesday, putting to rest any questions about an insurrection in his caucus. O'Donnell, of Calvert and St. Mary's counties, said his caucus would play defense this session, trying to "stop damage to our economy" that he believes Gov. Martin O'Malley and the Democratic led legislature will unleash.  He called the idea of increasing the gas tax "offensive" and "so out of sync with where we find oursevles.

On April 27, 2006, CARROLL W. HADDAWAY of the Clarksville Community in Howard Co.; beloved husband of Rosalind Haddaway (nee Dickson); devoted father of Bill R. and Brian K. Brown and Jeffrey C. Haddaway; dear grandfather of Kathryn G. and William R. Brown; loving brother of Donald Haddaway. Also survived by numerous loving nieces and nephews. Friends may call at LORING BYERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS INC., 8728 Liberty Road, (2 miles west of 695 beltway, exit 18-B) on Sunday and Monday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9pm. Funeral Services to celebrate Carroll's life will be held in the Funeral Home on Tuesday, May 2, at 10am.

A House Republican leader who is pushing to end the state's $15 million earmark program has herself introduced or sponsored bills this year that would use the fund to send $1.4 million to projects in her district. House Minority Whip Jeannie Haddaway-Riccio, who called for an end to the use of so-called bond bills this week during the Republican response to Gov. Martin O'Malley's state of the state address, says she introduced her legislation before she saw his budget proposal and learned how dire the state's fiscal situation is. "I think all of us would love to have projects funded," the Eastern Shore Republican said.

On December 13, 2003, HELEN ROND HADDAWAY of Eldersburg, beloved wife of the late George W. Rond Sr., and the late Mitchell Haddaway, devoted mother of Frances W. Ironmonger and George W. Rond Jr., dearest sister of J. Milton McQuay, Miriam Tyler the late J. Leroy McQuay, Ruth Bridges and Eunice Mueller, dearest grandmother of Marilyn Arndt, Barbara Weinkam, Warren Ironmonger Jr., Melanie Singleton and David Rond, loving great-grandmother of Dawn Merrill,...

Carroll W. Haddaway, a social studies teacher for more than 40 years at a Howard County middle school, died of cancer Thursday at his home in Sykesville. He was 68. Born in the Walbrook section of Baltimore in 1937, Mr. Haddaway lived in Cambridge on the Eastern Shore from 1947 until 1951. The family returned to the Baltimore area, where Mr. Haddaway graduated from Milford Mill High School in Baltimore County. Mr. Haddaway spent four years in the Navy. In 1960, he earned a bachelor's degree from what is now Towson University.

Ronald M. Haddaway, the Baltimore Museum of Art's security director, who earlier served in the Baltimore County Police Depart- ment, died of cancer Monday at his Parkville home. He was 57. Born and raised in Lutherville, he joined the county Police Department after his 1966 graduation from Dulaney High School. Initially assigned to Cockeysville, he became a Criminal Investigation Division detective for four years. He was part of the team that helped solve the 1976 kidnapping of newspaper delivery boy Billy Arthes.

Marcy Leonard, principal at Atholton High School, vividly recalls being taught by Carroll Wesley Haddaway as an eighth-grader at Clarksville Middle School. "What a passionate history educator," said Leonard, who recalled a three-day lesson that Haddaway presented on the Battle of Gettysburg. "He absolutely made the history come alive in his classroom. He truly knew how to motivate." Leonard said she is convinced that Haddaway played a large role in her decision to become a social studies teacher.

On June 15, 2008, LOUIS R. "Randy" HADDAWAY; beloved husband of the late Dorothy M. Haddaway (nee Powers); loving father of William Bergin, Janice Keay, Deborah Haddaway and Lauren Robertson; dear grandfather of three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren, predeceased by four brothers and two sisters. Friends may call at the CONNELLY FUNERAL HOME OF DUNDALK, P.A., 7110 Sollers Point Road, Tuesday, 3-5 and 7-9 P.M. Funeral service Wednesday, 10 A.M. Interment Bel Air Memorial Gardens.

Ronald M. Haddaway, the Baltimore Museum of Art's security director, who earlier served in the Baltimore County Police Depart- ment, died of cancer Monday at his Parkville home. He was 57. Born and raised in Lutherville, he joined the county Police Department after his 1966 graduation from Dulaney High School. Initially assigned to Cockeysville, he became a Criminal Investigation Division detective for four years. He was part of the team that helped solve the 1976 kidnapping of newspaper delivery boy Billy Arthes.

On July 17, 2006 RONALD M. (Retired Baltimore County Police Officer) beloved husband of Linda (nee Lemmon) Haddaway and devoted father of Kevin Klimko and his wife Lisa, Kristen Simms and her husband Jack, Roni Tilton and her husband of Troy A. Sr., cherished grandfather of Kelsy, Keri and Kristine Klimko, Abby and Tori Simms, and Troy A. Tilton, Jr., dear brother of George and his wife Linda, Cindy and Robert Haddaway, loving brother-in-law of Joyce Lemmon....

Marcy Leonard, principal at Atholton High School, vividly recalls being taught by Carroll Wesley Haddaway as an eighth-grader at Clarksville Middle School. "What a passionate history educator," said Leonard, who recalled a three-day lesson that Haddaway presented on the Battle of Gettysburg. "He absolutely made the history come alive in his classroom. He truly knew how to motivate." Leonard said she is convinced that Haddaway played a large role in her decision to become a social studies teacher.

Carroll W. Haddaway, a social studies teacher for more than 40 years at a Howard County middle school, died of cancer Thursday at his home in Sykesville. He was 68. Born in the Walbrook section of Baltimore in 1937, Mr. Haddaway lived in Cambridge on the Eastern Shore from 1947 until 1951. The family returned to the Baltimore area, where Mr. Haddaway graduated from Milford Mill High School in Baltimore County. Mr. Haddaway spent four years in the Navy. In 1960, he earned a bachelor's degree from what is now Towson University.

On March 10, 2006, EARL C., SR.; beloved husband of the late H. Bernice Haddaway Grabus; devoted father of Sandra Hughes, Sharon M. Conn and the late Earl C. Grabus, Jr. Also survived by four grandchildren, Andrew, Sara, Kathleen and Carolyn; one great-grandchild, Lewis; sister, Cornelia Cooper and brother-in-law, David. A Funeral Service will be held at the E. F. Lassahn Funeral Home, P.A., 11750 Belair Road (Kingsville), on Thursday at 1 P.M. Interment Holly Hill Cemetery. The family will receive friends on Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Shriners Childrens Hospital.