Kornmann

On Monday, January 31, 2005 ROBERT H. KORNMANN, SR. husband of Lena M. Kornmann; father of Robert H. Kornmann, Jr. and Jane Kline; brother of Ray Kornmann. Also survived by three grandchildren and 11 step-grandchildren. Friends may call on Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Stallings Funeral Home, P.A., 3111 Mountain Road, Pasadena where funeral services will be held on Saturday at 4 p.m. Interment private.

On November 30, 2005 ROBERT GORDON KORNMANN beloved husband of the late Jane F. Kornmann. He is survived by daughter Patricia A. Wieland. Also surviving grandchildren Debbie Kornmann, William Beahm, Angela Beahm and Robert Kornmann III; great-grandchildren Ayden Lasley, Caleb Beahm and Dakota Jenson and daughter-in-law Marge Kornmann. He was preceded in death by son Robert G. Kornmann, Jr. Family will receive friends on Sunday, December 4 from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 at WITZKE FUNERAL HOME OF CATONSVILLE, INC., 1630 Edmondson Avenue.

Mason H. Kornmann Jr., 74, a retired parole officer for the state, died of cancer Saturday at the Bon Secours Extended Care Facility in Ellicott City.Funeral services were being held today at the Witzke funeral establishment, 1630 Edmondson Ave., Catonsville.Mr. Kornmann, who lived in Irvington, retired as a parole officer about 10 years ago after working many years in Baltimore.The Baltimore native graduated from Mount St. Joseph High School and earned a law degree at the University of Baltimore.

A 3-year-old triplet was killed and his two brothers and father were injured in a fire at their Pasadena home early yesterday, a county fire official said.Matthew Russo suffered second-degree burns over most of his body and died about 3: 15 a.m. at North Arundel Hospital, said Lt. Robert Kornmann of the Anne Arundel Fire Department.Paul Russo, 27, Matthew's father, who suffered smoke inhalation and burns, was treated at Maryland Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore, Kornmann said.A spokeswoman for the center said he was released later yesterday.

On August 31, 2003 BEATRICE F. (nee Fowler), beloved wife of the late Melvin N. Kornmann and devoted mother of Linda K. Urban and her husband Allan; cherished grandmother of Jeffrey R. Urban and his wife Kelly and Jody A. Shippa and her husband Steve; dear great-grandmother of Gregory, Lauren and Benjamin Shippa. Services and interment private. Arrangements by Hartley Miller-Stella Funeral Home Chtd. In lieu of flowers, contributions to St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 7910 Belair Rd, Balto, MD 21236 would be appreciated.

C Services for Mason H. Kornmann Jr., a retired parole officer for the state, will be held at 10 a.m. today at the Leroy M. and Russell C. Witzke Funeral Home, 1630 Edmondson Ave., Catonsville.Mr. Kornmann, who was 74 and lived in Irvington, died of cancer Saturday at the Bon Secours Extended Care Facility in Ellicott City.He retired as a parole officer about 10 years ago after working many years in Baltimore.The Baltimore native graduated from Mount St. Joseph High School and earned a law degree at the University of Baltimore.

County fire investigators are still looking for whoever hurled two Molotov cocktails through the window of an assistant principal's office at Arundel High School yesterday morning and caused damage estimated at $15,000, a Fire Department spokesman said.One of the Molotov cocktails exploded, said Lt. Robert Kornmann, a spokesman for the department. Fire Department dispatchers received a call about a building fire at 1001 Annapolis Road at 4:13 a.m., Lieutenant Kornmann said. Four engines, two trucks and 24 firefighters brought the blaze under control at 5:37 a.m. Lieutenant Kornmann said.

A 3-year-old triplet was killed and his two brothers and father were injured in a fire at their Pasadena home early yesterday, a county fire official said.Matthew Russo suffered second-degree burns over most of his body and died about 3: 15 a.m. at North Arundel Hospital, said Lt. Robert Kornmann of the Anne Arundel Fire Department.Paul Russo, 27, Matthew's father, who suffered smoke inhalation and burns, was treated at Maryland Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore, Kornmann said.A spokeswoman for the center said he was released later yesterday.

A Brooklyn Park woman ran out of her burning house just before it exploded early today, Anne Arundel County fire officials said.The 1 a.m. blast in the 5800 block of Redmond St. was heard by police officers several blocks away.Marjorie Russo, whose age was not available, was not injured; however, her two dogs were killed.Mrs. Russo told authorities that she had detected an onion-like odor in her home yesterday and that last night she felt nauseous and had a headache. Lt. Robert H. Kornmann, a Fire Department spokesman, said her symptoms could have been caused by a natural gas leak.

Two Glen Burnie boys were rescued from Furnace Creek yesterday after they fell through the partially frozen surface while ice fishing, said a county Fire Department spokesman.Michael G. Webb, 11, of the 100 block of Stewart Lane and Justin Pollard, 9, of the 900 block of Langley Road fell through the ice near Langley Road about 5 p.m. and were stuck in the creek mud up to their shoulders, said Lt. Robert Kornmann, the spokesman.The young Pollard was able to free himself and managed to get across the muddy creek to the other side, from where he was able to summon help from the residents of a house, Lieutenant Kornmann said.

Two Glen Burnie boys were rescued from Furnace Creek yesterday after they fell through the partially frozen surface while ice fishing, said a county Fire Department spokesman.Michael G. Webb, 11, of the 100 block of Stewart Lane and Justin Pollard, 9, of the 900 block of Langley Road fell through the ice near Langley Road about 5 p.m. and were stuck in the creek mud up to their shoulders, said Lt. Robert Kornmann, the spokesman.The young Pollard was able to free himself and managed to get across the muddy creek to the other side, from where he was able to summon help from the residents of a house, Lieutenant Kornmann said.

A four-alarm fire swept through the Woodside Apartments in Glen Burnie yesterday morning, causing $1 million in property damage but injuring no one, fire officials said.Lt. Robert Kornmann, a spokesman for the Anne Arundel County fire department, said 16 apartments were damaged, a dozen so heavily that their occupants were left homeless.The Red Cross placed six families in a hotel for the night, Annette Mooney, a spokeswoman, said. The other families evacuated made arrangements to stay with families or relatives, Ms. Mooney said.

The Federal Aviation Administration has launched an investigation to determine why a single-engine plane crashed into a house in the 3500 block of River Bridge Way in Brockbridge Tuesday evening, a spokeswoman for the agency confirmed yesterday.Joan Brown, the spokeswoman, said an FAA inspector went to Suburban Airport in Laurel to examine the plane about noon yesterday, the first step in what she said would be a "lengthy investigation."FAA investigators have not interviewed the pilot of the plane, Gary Hankins, 45, of the 300 block of Dameron St. in Maryland City.

A single-engine airplane crashed into a split-level house in Brockbridge last night, leaving the pilot with severe head injuries, but harming no one in the house, authorities said.The pilot, Gary Hankins, 45, of the 300 block of Dameron St., Maryland City, was flown to the Prince George's Hospital Center. He later was listed in critical, but stable condition.Randy Franklin, who lives across the street from where the Ultra Light aircraft crashed in the 3500 block of River Bridge Way, was in his garden when the plane come down shortly before 6:30 p.m. "I just heard two or three pops, like shotguns when the engine gave out and then it died and glided right into the house," said Mr. Franklin, 34."

An off-duty county police officer rescued a Millersville family and their cat yesterday from a fire that destroyed their home.Officer William Bertram -- who works the midnight shift at the Northern District -- was on his way home at 7:30 a.m. when he noticed flames on the first floor of a two-story house in the 8200 block of Veterans Highway."

A Brooklyn Park woman ran out of her burning house just before it exploded early today, Anne Arundel County fire officials said.The 1 a.m. blast in the 5800 block of Redmond St. was heard by police officers several blocks away.Marjorie Russo, whose age was not available, was not injured; however, her two dogs were killed.Mrs. Russo told authorities that she had detected an onion-like odor in her home yesterday and that last night she felt nauseous and had a headache. Lt. Robert H. Kornmann, a Fire Department spokesman, said her symptoms could have been caused by a natural gas leak.