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By LAURA VOZZELLA | December 19, 2008
Two unscripted dramas starring Shattucks unfolded in sync this week. Molly Shattuck was on Secret Millionaire just hours after Mayo Shattuck took Warren Buffett to Divorce Court. Life is full of strange coincidences, but none stranger than this: On the same day that the Constellation Energy CEO broke it off with a billionaire, his wife was on national TV bonding with the poor. Even the stars of these separate dramas were surprised by the convergence that made for an All in the Family teaser for Fox 45's 10 p.m. news.
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October 3, 2007
Molly Jotkowitz, 91, formerly of Springfield, MA. passed away on September 28, 2007 in Thousand Oaks, CA. Born in Hartford, Conn. She was married to the late Max Z. Jotkowitz for 44 years. She is survived by her son Edward Jotkowitz, a daughter Janice Perlman and her husband Hazzan Emanuel, Rosalie Fromberg, six grandchildren Joseph Jotkowitz and wife Marcy, Amy Scop and husband Mark, Steven Perlman and wife Allison, Michael Jotkowitz, Benjamin Perlman and Marc Perlman and four great grandchildren.
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March 15, 2007
Mary Windsor "Molly" Harris, a Calvert School second-grader who enjoyed ballet and spending time at the beach, died of pneumonia Sunday at Sinai Hospital. The 8-year-old Ruxton resident developed breathing problems after contracting what appeared to be a cold, her family said. Born in Denver, Molly was an infant when her family moved to Ruxton in 1999. "I've known Molly since kindergarten. She was an amazing child with a huge heart. Her contagious smile could brighten the gloomiest of days.
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By Glenn Graham | February 14, 2007
With victory secured, Molly Speicher reacted naturally enough, savoring the win and making sure everybody in the house knew about it. That it was a game of table tennis played in the family's rec room a couple of weekends ago didn't matter. When her older brother, Pat, sent his last shot a couple of inches long of the table, Molly was one up on him in a hard-fought, 23-21 overtime win. "I will never let him forget that one," said a smiling Molly, who acknowledges losing about four of every five games they play.
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By LAURA VOZZELLA | December 16, 2005
One of Baltimore's biggest companies, Constellation Energy Group, could be gobbled up by a Florida utility. What's the most serious fallout for Charm City? Losing one of Baltimore's last Fortune 500 companies? Bummer, but we'd get over it. Losing thousands of jobs. Even bigger bummer. Losing Molly Shattuck as a Ravens cheerleader. Ugh! Perish the thought! I phoned Ms. Molly the other day as news of the merger was spreading to ask what it meant for her cheerleading career. If CEO-hubby Mayo had to look for a new job, would she limit his search to NFL cities?
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February 10, 2005
On February 8, 2005, MOLLY ROSENTAL (nee Rosental); died at age 88 and was a Holocaust survivor. Longtime life and best friend of Manny Rosental; beloved mother of Ziporah Spigel and Freda Hershkovitz, both of Baltimore, MD; devoted mother-in-law of Arie Spigel and Shlomo Hershkovitz; devoted sister of Chaim Rosental of Israel and the late Zev and Moshe Rosental; loving grandmother of Scott Federman, Lisa and Gary Weinapple, Halaina Hershkovitz and fiance'...
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January 5, 2005
On Sunday, January 2, 2005, MOLLY CAITLIN COUNIHAN, age 24, of Elkridge, MD, passed away at Holy Cross Hospital. She graduated from Watkins Mill High School in 1998, Montgomery College in 2002 and received a B.S. in Special Education from Towson University at the Universities at Shady Grove in 2004. She began teaching Special Education at Patuxent Valley Middle School in Howard County, MD in September 2004. Molly is survived by her daughter Tegan Lee Counihan (3); her mother Maxine Counihan of Urbana, MD; her father Gene Counihan of Montgomery Village, MD, and her sisters Jenny Couser, Rainey Stafford, Carrie Ratliff and Erin Counihan.
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By Sloane Brown | October 7, 2004
Who knew fun could be so exhausting? Just ask anyone who got into the swing of things at last week's Constellation Energy Classic. There was lots of golf to watch and play with members on the PGA Champions Tour. And there were a few good parties to enjoy -- and recover from -- as well, particularly Saturday's shindig thrown by Constellation Energy CEO Mayo Shattuck and his wife, Molly, at their Guilford digs. Molly said they decided to pay homage to golf's origins by having a wee bit of a Scottish theme.
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By Sara Neufeld | October 15, 2003
The autumn after Stephen Shock's premature death in January 2002, his widow and his mother resumed their Tuesday morning routine of reading to a class of kindergartners at Halstead Academy, in Baltimore County's Hillendale neighborhood. As only bubbly 5-year-olds could, those 26 children gave Molly and Betty Shock an escape from their grief and helped them begin to heal. "That class was so full of joy," said Molly Shock, Stephen's widow. "Many times in my week, that was the most joy I had."
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September 28, 2003
On September 23, 2003, MOLLY MILDRED LEWISOn Tuesday, friends may call at VAUGHN C. GREENE Funeral Services, 4905 York Road, from 4:00 to 8:00 P.M. On Wednesday, Mrs. Lewis will lie instate at Church of The Redeemed, 4321 Old York Road, where the family will receive friends from 10:00 to 10:30 A.M., with services to follow. Inquiries to 410-433-7500.