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On February 17, 2005, GLORIA T. KYLER, loving mother of Sharon Bolden and Robin Magwood. She is also survived by a host of other loving relatives and friends. On Wednesday, friends may call at the VAUGHN C. GREENE FUNERAL SERVICE, 5151 Baltimore National Pike, from 3 to 8 P.M. On Thursday, Ms. Kyler will lie instate at Epworth UM Church, Liberty Road and St. Lukes Lane, where the family will receive friends from 11 to 11:30 A. M with services to follow. Inquiries to (410) 233-2400.

On June 5, 2007, REGINALD, beloved son of Dororhty Kyler. He is also survived by his wife Mary, 2 sons, Reginald Jr and Carlos, 1 daughter, Shawn Hendricks, 9 brothers, Phillip, Earl Jr., Larry and Carroll Travers, Darryl Martin, Lamont, Edward, Ricky and Walter Kyler, 3 sisters, Darlene Kyler, Carol Brown and Natalie Travers and a host of other family members and friends. Friends may call the WYLIE FUNERAL HOME, P.A., 638 N. Gilmore Street on Monday from 5 to 8 P.M. Family will receive friends on Tuesday for the 10:30 A.M. Wake and 11 A.M. Funeral Service at Unity United Methodist Church, 1433 Edmondson Avenue.

PATRICIA MOSBY KYLER better known to most as "Pepper" daughter of the late Alice and Tucker Mosby left this world for her heavenly home on Saturday, September 17, 2005 at Calvert Memorial Hospital in Prince Frederick, MD. She was born on March 15, 1957 in Baltimore, MD. Patricia graduated in 1975 from Setan High School in Baltimore, MD, Patricia married Larry D. Kyler in 1981 and had just celebrated 24 wonderful years of marriage. Patricia is survived by her loving husband Larry D. Kyler and sons Tavon Prunell Matthews, Robert Tucker "RT" and Kai Patrick Kyler.

Michelle D. Banks, an office worker who enjoyed writing poetry, died of complications from kidney disease Tuesday at her mother's home in Northeast Baltimore. She was 43. She was born Michelle D. Travers in Baltimore and raised in Cedonia. She was a 1980 graduate of Lake Clifton High School and attended Baltimore City Community College. The longtime Northeast Baltimore resident had worked for the Social Security Administration in downtown Baltimore before taking a job with Development Training Institute on St. Paul Street about a decade ago. "She enjoyed writing poetry and going to the movies.

Poly's Greg Kyler, the Baltimore Sun's 1993 All-Metro Offensive Player of the Year, confirmed last night that he has orally committed to accept a football scholarship to the University of Tennessee.Kyler, who had narrowed his choices down to Tennessee and the University of Maryland, said he made his decision Sunday at 7:15 p.m. during a telephone conversation between his grandparents -- Lillian Withers and Leroy Green -- and Volunteers coach Phillip Fullmer.Kyler, who expects to see time as a wide receiver, said a visit to Tennesee over the weekend was the overriding factor in his decision.

Tennessee football players Greg Kyler (Poly) and Anthony Hampton were suspended indefinitely by coach Phillip Fulmer after being arrested during the weekend for allegedly kicking and beating a team manager.Kyler, a redshirt freshman, also was suspended from the indoor track team. He has an arraignment scheduled for Monday. Hampton, a sophomore linebacker, has his arraignment on Tuesday.Both players are being represented by attorney Brent Watson, who played football for Tennessee from 1974-77.

Many homecoming opponents routinely are scheduled with the idea of an easy victory in mind.Lake Clifton football coach David White was all too aware of that generality before yesterday's game at No. 2 Poly.But he was powerless from the sideline as Greg Kyler thrilled Poly's homecoming crowd by running through and around the Lakers, leading the Engineers to a 37-6 victory.Kyler burned the Lakers (5-1) for 283 all-purpose yards and three touchdowns. He had 154 yards on 12 carries and caught eight passes for 84.Poly (6-0)

Knowing Mervo returned a powerful squad, Poly boys track coach Bill Hickey was careful about his preseason assessment of the Engineers' chances of winning a fifth Maryland Scholastic Association title."

Poly football coach Augie Waibel and athletic director Mark Schlenoff said yesterday that they were shocked to hear that University of Tennessee wide receiver and Poly graduate Greg Kyler had been charged with assault over the weekend.Kyler, The Sun's 1993 Offensive Player of the Year, and teammate Anthony P. Hampton were charged with assault early Saturday for allegedly beating and kicking a university employee in an off-campus apartment complex courtyard."To hear this news has been devastating.

Former Poly star Greg Kyler was one of two Tennessee football players charged with assault Saturday for allegedly beating and kicking a man in an off-campus apartment complex courtyard.According to police reports, Kyler, a redshirt freshman wide receiver, and sophomore linebacker Anthony P. Hampton got out of a maroon 1988 Honda Accord and ran down Brian N. Forrest, 22, a university employee, at approximately 3:45 Saturday morning.Hampton allegedly "knocked [Forrest] to the ground with his forearm," while the players began kicking him in the head and body.

On October 12, 2005 M. HELENA SCHMENNER (nee Gilly) passed into the loving arms of Jesus; beloved wife of the late Henry Douglas Schmenner; dear daughter of the late Gordon and Lena Gilly; loving mother of Marlene Schmenner Carter and her husband Richard and Douglas Schmenner and his wife Carol; adored grandmother of Kelly Adams and her finance Dave Shumate, Kimberly Jenkins and her husband Kory and M'Lissa Heller and her husband Steve; cherished great-grandmother...

PATRICIA MOSBY KYLER better known to most as "Pepper" daughter of the late Alice and Tucker Mosby left this world for her heavenly home on Saturday, September 17, 2005 at Calvert Memorial Hospital in Prince Frederick, MD. She was born on March 15, 1957 in Baltimore, MD. Patricia graduated in 1975 from Setan High School in Baltimore, MD, Patricia married Larry D. Kyler in 1981 and had just celebrated 24 wonderful years of marriage. Patricia is survived by her loving husband Larry D. Kyler and sons Tavon Prunell Matthews, Robert Tucker "RT" and Kai Patrick Kyler.

On February 17, 2005, GLORIA T. KYLER, loving mother of Sharon Bolden and Robin Magwood. She is also survived by a host of other loving relatives and friends. On Wednesday, friends may call at the VAUGHN C. GREENE FUNERAL SERVICE, 5151 Baltimore National Pike, from 3 to 8 P.M. On Thursday, Ms. Kyler will lie instate at Epworth UM Church, Liberty Road and St. Lukes Lane, where the family will receive friends from 11 to 11:30 A. M with services to follow. Inquiries to (410) 233-2400.

On January 28, 2005, DR. JOHN G. BLAKELY, of Elkridge, MD; beloved husband of Mary L. Blakely; devoted father of Linda Kyler, Deborah Lederer, Melissa Castillo and Jack Blakely, Jr.; dear grandfather of Michael Kyler, Heather Blakely, John Kyler, Carlie Lederer, Coty Lederer, Heidi Blakely and Tyler Lederer; loving great-grandfather of Autumn Kyler. Friends may call at the BARRANCO & SONS, P.A. SEVERNA PARK FUNERAL HOME, Ritchie Highway at Robinson Road, on Saturday from 7 to 9 P.M. and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. Services will be held on Monday at 11:30 A.M. Burial-Glen Haven Cemetery.

On Wednesday, January 5, 2005 RICHARD WYLAND of the Glen Meadows Retirement Community born October 13, 1918 beloved husband of the late Annabelle Thompson; devoted father of Sharon Andrews of Monkton, Michael Thompson of Newtown Square, PA, Susan Yaruta of Huntingdon, PA and Mark Thompson of White Marsh; dear brother of F. Clair Thompson of Clearfield, PA, Helen Mac Dowel of Johnstown, PA and Ann Kyler of Johnstown, PA; loving grandfather of John H....

The restored ruins of Patapsco Female Institute in Ellicott City soon will serve as a romantic backdrop for an outdoor theater program called "Shakespeare in the Ruins." Charles Kyler has thought the stabilized ruins of Patapsco Female Institute Historic Park would be the perfect location to stage Shakespeare since he moved to Ellicott City's historic district more than five years ago. Now Kyler has teamed up with the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company to produce three weekends of performances of Romeo and Juliet at the institute, beginning at the end of next month.

Often, after leaving a huddle during a game, Poly tackle Joe Brown says the next he'll see of teammate Greg Kyler is what many opposing defenses do:The No. 34 and the back of Kyler's jersey, which has his nickname "DA BOMB" where his last name should be."I'll make my block, look up and see people trying to catch up to him as he's sprinting down the sideline," said Brown, a second-team All-Metro lineman."You've gotta block quickly because it only takes him about a split second to get to the hole, then he's gone.

Sekou Selli is Poly's big-play threat, but for anyone who may have forgotten, the sixth-ranked Engineers have another dangerous player -- junior Greg Kyler.And after his effort in the Engineers' come-from-behind, 14-13 victory over visiting Gilman yesterday, it is doubtful anyone will need to be reminded of him.Kyler, who runs a 4.4 40-yard --, had 119 offensive yards and a touchdown against the third-ranked Greyhounds, who have the best defense in the Maryland Scholastic Association's A Conference -- if not the area.

IN 1958, ALASKA became the 49th state to join the union; "The Chipmunk Song" and "The Purple People Eater" dominated the airwaves; and Arnold Palmer won his first Master's tournament.It was also the year Libby Joyce Hopkins and her classmates at Annapolis High School donned caps and gowns to celebrate the end of their last year in high school.Now Hopkins is organizing the class's 40th reunion.She wants anyone who was in that class, or knows someone who was, to call her at 410-267-8311.The reunion is scheduled for Aug. 8 at the Annapolis Elks Club.

Tennessee wide receiver Greg Kyler (Poly), suspended indefinitely Sept. 27 by Volunteers' coach Phillip Fulmer, said he intends to transfer to the University of Maryland at the end of the semester and hopes to continue his football career there.Kyler, a sophomore who was The Sun's 1993 All-Metro Offensive Player of the Year, was suspended for a violation of unspecified team rules.It was the second suspension for Kyler, who caught three passes for 28 yards in three games for No. 9 Tennessee this season.