Lamar

On September 18, 2005, HARRISON LAMAR JR. beloved husband of Minnie E. Clark-Lamar; loving son of Eva Allen Lamar and the late Harrison Lamar Sr.; devoted father of Barry Lamar of Laurel, MD, and Kimberly Goodwin of Kansas City, MI; dear step-father to Eric Clark of Baltimore, and Rasheed Clark of Pittsburg, PA; dear brother of Carol Ann Lamar of Silver Spring, MD, Crystal Lamar of Pittsburg, PA, and Richard Lamar of Las Vegas, NV; also survived by...

For years, the Virgin Mobile FreeFest has been the biggest annual concert with the most consistently impressive lineup in Maryland. Sweetgreen's Sweetlife: A Music and Food Festival has been a recent challenger since it held its first concert four years ago. And with today's release of this year's lineup, the battle for best local festival just got closer. The Sweetlife Festival will return to Columbia's Merriweather Post Pavilion on May 11. The lineup was announced via the YouTube clip above.  On the main stage: Phoenix Passion Pit Kendrick Lamar The Yeah Yeah Yeahs Gary Clark Jr. Solange Lindsey Stirling On the Treehouse stage: Holy Ghost!

On August 7, 2005, JANE LAMAR-SPICKA, beloved wife of George F. Spicka, sister of John R. Brown Jr. Jane was a vocalist and bass player, wrote for Music Monthly Magazine, and performed in the Fabulous 50+ Players. Friends may call at the Mac Nabb Funeral Home, 301 Frederick Rd., Catonsville, MD (at Beltway Exit 13) on Tuesday and Wednesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. where services will be held on Thursday at 11 A.M. Interment will be private.

Part Two of the season opener kicks off with a discussion of Malika's boyfriend, Adrian Wilson, a player for the Arizona Cardinals.  We try to figure out whether Rob (or the rest of the Free World) actually cares about this situation. The jury is still out on that for now. Also, we also see Lamar dealing with insomnia, brought on by the NBA lockout … still getting no specifics about the move to Dallas. Later on, Khloe and Malika go on a walk and discuss the potential “baby mama drama” situation.

On December 3, 2003 DARRYL LAMAR JONES. He is survived by his son Daeyvon Jones; daughters Heaven Lee Freeman, Ashlei Rae Freeman and adopted daughter Kia Kess; brother Wayne Jones; sister Monica Jones; mother of Jacqueline J. Jones; former spouse Kelly Kess Jones and other relatives and friends. Friends may call on Tuesday after 9 a.m. at the Metropolitan U.M. Church, 548 Queenstown Rd, Severn, MD where the family will receive friends from 10 to 10:30 a.m. Funeral Services to follow. Interment Maryland Veterans Cemetery, Crownsville.

On Friday April 9, 2004 LAMAR KENNETH RYBAK, age 68, died at Commonwealth Care in Fairfax, VA. He was a member of Manassas Assembly of God Church and a graduate of Johns Hopkins University. Lamar is survived by his wife, of 47 years, Carolyn G. Rybak, four children Michael K. Rybak, Deborah A. Farlow, Daniel O. Rybak, Jonathan C. Rybak, his brother Melvin Rybak and six grandchildren Alita, Lacey and Seth Rybak, Steven Birchfield, Bobby and Andrew Farlow. Friends will be received on Monday, April 12, 2004 from 9:30 A.M. to 11:00 A.M. at Price Funeral Home, 9609 Center Street, Manassas, VA., where funeral services will be at 11:00 A.M., with Rev. Thomas L. Bowser officiating.

Jay Donald LaMar, a retired intelligence officer in the CIA whose work took him around the world, died Dec. 18 at Gilchrist Center for Hospice Care of complications from diabetes and the flu. He was 72 and lived in Timonium. "He was so patriotic," said Priscilla LaMar, his wife of 23 years. "Every morning he would tell me that he was off to fight communism. He never thought he'd outlive it." Mr. LaMar was born in Jacksonville, Fla. He graduated from Bladensburg High School and Western Maryland College in 1955 with a degree in English.

Helen Lamar, a retired social worker, died of cancer May 24 at her home in the Edenwald retirement community in Towson. She was 84.Miss Lamar was such an Orioles fan that despite being ill, she traveled by bus with other Edenwald residents to attend a game at Oriole Park at Camden Yards three days before her death.She was a 1925 Western High School graduate, a 1933 graduate of Goucher College, and in 1935, received her master's degree in social work from Smith College.Her career began as a social worker in Baltimore for the Family Welfare Association, a forerunner of the Family and Children's Society.

Lamar Advertising Co. Inc., which earlier this week agreed to acquire Penn Advertising Inc., said yesterday that it would sell Penn's 1,450 billboards in the Baltimore area to Universal Outdoor Inc.Keith A. Istre, chief financial officer of Baton Rouge, La.-based Lamar, said Universal has agreed to pay $46.5 million for all of Penn's outdoor displays in the Baltimore area.Penn, which controls about 70 percent of the billboard market in the Baltimore metropolitan area, had agreed to be acquired by Lamar for $167 million.

Even a case of tired legs wasn't going to stop No. 9 Louisville. Freshman Samardo Samuels scored 15 points and Earl Clark added six points, six rebounds and five assists to lead the host Cardinals to a 78-56 victory over Lamar last night in the final game of the Marques Maybin Classic in Louisville, Ky. Louisville (5-1) won its third game in three days, though Lamar (6-3) made the Cardinals work for it. Louisville had won its previous two games in the round-robin tournament by a combined 75 points.

Tennessee Republican Sen. Lamar Alexander caused a ripple on Capitol Hill last week by announcing he will drop out of his party's Senate leadership to pursue a more independent course, which would seem to be a break from the GOP's my-way-or-the-highway solidarity. The news that in January he will give up his No. 3 position as Republican conference chairman was particularly surprising because the two-time presidential candidate has always been a conspicuous climber. A few years ago he ran for the No. 2 spot as Senate Republican whip and missed by a single vote; he had been expected to try again, with Sen. Jon Kyl of Arizona, the incumbent whip, slated for retirement.

Derek Jeter has two. Britney Spears? Ten. Beyoncé, Antonio Banderas, Sarah Jessica Parker? They're all part of the club. Yes, we're talking celebrity fragrances, which have recently reached new levels of saturation (figuratively and literally - ever sit next to someone wearing Spears' Midnight Fantasy?). Shockingly, stars are jumping on board because this stuff is big business. Jeter's cologne, Driven, raked in $27 million in sales last year, according to Forbes . We'll give you a second to take that in. Still with us?

While the Internet salivated over an album cover (an album that has produced one song that was both terrible and forgettable), the best rap album of 2011 — thus far — had been available for purchase two days before. Kendrick Lamar quietly dropped Section.80 on iTunes late Friday night, and to sleep on it would be mistake. The West Coast rapper has gained blog traction thanks to a dexterous flow, but it's how he uses it that really inspires. With each song, Lamar challenges himself to not only tell a story, but to also attack the beat in ways lesser rappers simply wouldn't consider.

LOS ANGELES - -Lamar Odom just can't help himself when it comes to the sweet stuff. He loves candy. He even credits his consumption of sugary treats for fueling his double double performances in games 5 and 6 of the Western Conference finals that helped the Los Angeles Lakers close out the Denver Nuggets and reach the NBA Finals. "It's funny because the games I played well were the games where I ate candy for breakfast," he said, grinning. "It's the reason why I got double digits in points and rebounds.

Even a case of tired legs wasn't going to stop No. 9 Louisville. Freshman Samardo Samuels scored 15 points and Earl Clark added six points, six rebounds and five assists to lead the host Cardinals to a 78-56 victory over Lamar last night in the final game of the Marques Maybin Classic in Louisville, Ky. Louisville (5-1) won its third game in three days, though Lamar (6-3) made the Cardinals work for it. Louisville had won its previous two games in the round-robin tournament by a combined 75 points.

On March 31, 2008: LAMAR "MARTY" SKINNER. On Tuesday, friends may call Vaughn C. Greene Funeral Services (East), 4905 York Road where the family will receive friends from 3:00-8:00 P.M. On Wednesday, services will be held at Vaughn C. Greene Funeral Chapel (Randallstown), 8728 Liberty Road, where the family will receive friends 10:30-11:00 A.M. with services to follow. Inquiries to (410) 433-7500

It was the late-evening studying in his bedroom through which Lamar Simmons learned that patience and persistence could lead to fulfilled potential. That's when Steve Simmons and his 9-year-old son "would get a little night light out and be on the floor, reading, writing and doing math," said the elder Simmons. "A lot of homework was coming home, but math was the big thing," said Lamar Simmons, who would try in vain to prematurely end the homework sessions. "Just when I thought we were done, my father would make me do extra problems.

On October, 2, 2003, WILLIAM GORDON PALEN, father of Patricia Schuehler and Wilma Lamar, grandfather of Debbie Baker, Carla Chester, Terri Palkovitz, Jamie Lamar and the late Kimberly Lamar and seven great-grandchildren. Funeral Services were held on Monday.

The defense team of Lamar S. Owens Jr., the former quarterback who was convicted of conduct unbecoming an officer for having sex with a female classmate in the Naval Academy dormitory, vowed yesterday to fight his expulsion and the requirement that he repay more than $90,000 in education costs. In a written statement, Reid Weingarten, Owens' civilian defense attorney, said he was "extremely disappointed" with Navy Secretary Donald Winter's decision because the Savannah, Ga., native was acquitted in July of rape.