Huggins

On September 25, 2004, MARIE HELEN (nee Putschky), beloved wife of Les Walter, devoted mother of Michele Huggins and her husband Jim and Kimberly Eckley and her husband Ghon, loving grandmother of Ryan Huggins and dear sister of Robert Putschky. A Memorial Service will be held at Gonce Funeral Service, P.A., 4001 Ritchie Hwy., on Wednesday at 7 P.M.

On June 4, 2003, DIANE MARIE (nee Huggins); beloved wife of John Sibiga, Jr.; daughter of Carl Huggins and Alice (nee Beamesderfer) Guzmann; granddaughter of Marie Borne; mother of John Sibiga, III, Courtney and Nicholas Sibiga; sister of Carl Huggins, Jr. and Patricia Jones; family friend of Harriet Sherr. Also survived by ten nieces, five nephews and many family and friends. Funeral Services at Immanuel Lutheran Church, 3184 Church Street, Manchester, Monday 11 A.M. Interment in New Lutheran Cemetery.

Linebackers read a situation and react accordingly.Jomo Huggins considered his knowledge of the University of Maryland defense and jumped on the Terps' offer of a scholarship.When oral commitments start to become letters of intent next Wednesday, Maryland could sign the NCAA limit of 25 players. It already has 21 commitments, and six of the 16 high schoolers on the list, Huggins included, are linebackers who are enticed by the possibility of playing next season."I felt I had the greatest chance to play right away at Maryland," Huggins said earlier this week between classes at Holy Trinity High in Hicksville, N.Y. "That's exactly the reason I'm coming down."

Gordon Huggins first ushered in the upper deck at Memorial Stadium as a 20-year old college student. In the 39 years since, he's seen every good Orioles team and most of the bad ones. He has seen the all-time highlights - like Tippy Martinez picking off three consecutive Toronto Blue Jays in a 1983 game. He's had some unpleasant moments - like the time he saw a scorching foul ball bloody a woman's face. He has endured as countless fans, despite peering at his striped shirt, Orioles cap and orange bow tie, have asked, "Do you work here?"

On June 28, 2003, GEORGE HILBERTH DUERBECK; loving husband of Alma Duerbeck (nee Pickett); devoted father of Karen Huggins, Jeffrey Duerbeck and his wife Ruth; cherished grandfather of Jason and his wife Laura Huggins, Jaime Huggins, Jeffrey, II and Jerry Duerbeck, and Jill Felter and her husband Scott; caring great grandfather to Zachary Felter. Friends may call at the family owned Evans Chapel of Memories - Parkville, Monday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. A Funeral Service will be held Tuesday 10 A.M. at Linden Heights UM Church, 9914 Harford Road.

Keith Huggins' former classmates at Liberty High School should not be surprised to find his name among the closing credits of the Hollywood movie "Dante's Peak."After all, they voted Huggins "Most Artistic" during their senior year in 1988.Huggins, 26, works as a digital artist for Digital Domain, a California company that created the computer graphics for "Dante's Peak," which, according to its distributor, Universal Pictures, scored the biggest opening in movie history on Feb 7.The Carroll native was among 100 artists who worked on the movie's post production, using graphics computers to create realistic effects for the fictitious Dante's Peak.

On Wednesday, October 29, 2003, MRS. META HOWLE (nee Huggins) OBERG of Baltimore, MD died after an illness. Mrs. Oberg was born on April 19, 1951. She was the daughter of the late Allen G. and Bobbie Howle Huggins. She was a 1968 graduate of Dreher High School in Columbia. She was a home-schooling mother and taught piano. She lived the last several years in Baltimore, Maryland. Survivors include her husband, Marion Carl Oberg of Baltimore, Md; a son, Marion Carol (Amy) Oberg, Jr., of Baltimore, MD; and two brothers, Allen G. Huggins, III of Richmond, VA and R. Grier Huggins of Summerville.

Bob Pepersack, candidate for county sheriff, stood in a mental hospital cafeteria and told a group of deputies: "The laughingstock of Anne Arundel County government -- that's what you are. Every one of you."This was Pepersack's way of asking the deputy sheriffs to support him over their boss, seven-term Sheriff William R. Huggins. The deputies understood the candidate's point -- after they got one thing straight.No, I'm not criticizing you -- I'm blasting the sheriff, said Pepersack.You deputies are good men and women.

Bob Huggins has a big mouth. He admits it proudly. He speaks in absolutes. He is brash and, above all, he is always right.Just ask the city of Cincinnati.Three years ago, Huggins, a slightly manic, blow-dried, exquisitely dressed young coach from Akron, was hired to revive the University of Cincinnati's once-proud, then-humiliated basketball program. Huggins arrived on a campus that was fed up with players who had trouble with the law and academics and winning."I am," Huggins said the day he was hired, "going to take the University of Cincinnati to the Final Four.

On June 8, 2004 WINIFRED C. MIDDLEKAUFF (nee Colwill), 101, beloved wife of the late Raymond Middlekauff; devoted mother of Carol Huggins and her husband Gordon; cherished grandmother of Randall and Keith Huggins; dear sister of the late Constance Thayer and Ed, Fred and Charles Colwill. A memorial service will be held at 6:30 P.M. on Wed, June 30, at Trinity U.M. Church, 2100 Westchester Ave, Catonsville. Contributions in her name may be made to National Glaucoma Research, 22512 Gateway Center Dr., P.O. Box 1962, Clarksburg, MD 20871-1962; Carroll Hospice, 45 Carroll St, Westminster, MD 21157; or Trinity U.M. Church, 2100 Westchester Ave, Catonsville, MD 21228.