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On July 30, 2004 ELLEN ELIZABETH MOORMAN, beloved wife of the late Kenneth and Charles Moorman; devoted mother of Marjorie Kassel, Steven Moorman and Robert Moorman and his wife Valerie; and loving grandmother of Justin Moorman and Daniel Kassel and his fiance Andrea Loepker. A funeral service will be held at the family owned Evans Chapel of Memories-Parkville on Wednesday at 11 A.M. Interment Moreland Memorial Park. Visiting Tuesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M.

Amid questions about the Dallas Cowboys' lack of punch on offense and inability to produce turnovers on defense, another significant inquiry involves the identity of the team's punter. Starter Chris Jones has not played since spraining his left knee in the team's 16-10 win against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sept. 23. Brian Moorman, who punted in a 34-18 loss to the Chicago Bears on Oct. 1, strained his right groin just prior to Wednesday's practice. Neither punter practiced Wednesday or Thursday, but Ravens special teams coordinator Jerry Rosburg said the punt return unit is preparing for either possibility.

SIDNEY JAMES MOORMAN, 91, formerly of Lynchburg, died peacefully Tuesday, October 14, 2008 at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson, MD. Born August 4, 1917 in Gladys, he was the son of the late Micajah T. Moorman and Ida Price Moorman. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his sisters, Della Moorman Blunke, Shirley Moorman Fitzpatrick and brothers, Lewis Charles Moorman, James Preston Moorman, and Carlton Moorman. Sidney lived his adult life in Baltimore, MD with close friend and companion, John T. Williams.

On January 24, 2010 DOROTHY MOORMAN (100 YEARS OLD). On Monday, family hour at 11 a.m. in Chapel of Hari P. Close Funeral Service P.A., 5126 Belair Road, Baltimore. Funeral Service 11:30 a.m. www.haripclosefunerals.com.

Jen Moorman didn't exactly storm the gates as a neophyte distance runner and throw girls cross country tradition to the wind at Francis Scott Key this season.Sure, Moorman, a senior, has been running No. 1 most of the season in her first year on a team fully stocked with outstanding runners.But the talent to run was there last August when she reported for cross country workouts, said Key coach Rich Salkin."Jen was always that good," said Salkin. "She just didn't run cross country. She preferred to play field hockey instead.

NEW MARKET - The Lutheran congregation in this picturesque Western Maryland village defies expectation. It calls itself Harvest Wind - missing are the words "Lutheran" and "church." It meets not in a sanctuary of stained glass and dark wood pews, but in a cafetorium, a hybrid multipurpose room in the local elementary school. Its style is upbeat and contemporary. And its pastors, the Revs. Craig and Cary Moorman, happen to be brothers - identical twins, in fact - indistinguishable but for the mustache one of them grew so parishioners could tell them apart.

Ethel Leola Boyd, 66, active church member Ethel Leola Boyd, an active churchgoer, died Wednesday of heart failure at her Park Heights home. She was 66. Ethel Johnson was born and raised in Baltimore. After she graduated from Frederick Douglass High School, she worked as a housekeeper and child-care provider. Her marriage in 1961 to Walter E. Moorman Sr. ended in divorce. She married Samuel Boyd in the 1980s. Her daughter Donna L. Moorman of Baltimore remembers her mother as a good-spirited woman who was quick to make others laugh.

GIRLS RUNNER OF THE YEARJen Moorman, Francis Scott Key, Sr. -- The day Moorman decided to give up field hockey in her senior year to run cross country just may have been one of the luckiest days in the history of F. S. Key girls cross country. Moorman, adept at track, decided to run cross country for the first time this fall and had an unbelievable season. She became the Eagles' No. 1 runner in all but three races and led the team to its first-ever Carroll County championship and first-ever Class 1A regional title.

In the end it was all a hoax. But for days, a YouTube video of a breakup of two college students in North Carolina had mesmerized hundreds of thousands of viewers. Questions about the authenticity of the breakup arose from the start, but the over-the-top theatrics were too much for most people to ignore. Ryan Burke, a 22-year-old University of North Carolina student, had announced plans on his MySpace page for a breakup with his girlfriend, Mindy Moorman, a 21-year-old North Carolina State student.

Selma Jackson, a former bookkeeper and seamstress, died of a heart attack Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital. She was 92 and lived in Fullerton. Miss Jackson was born and lived her entire life in the Hazel Avenue home that her father had built in the late 1800s. "Her parents thought the education she was receiving at Towson High School was inferior, so she was sent by trolley to Douglass High School, from which she graduated in the 1930s," said Luann R. Moorman, a first cousin who lives in Roland Park.

SIDNEY JAMES MOORMAN, 91, formerly of Lynchburg, died peacefully Tuesday, October 14, 2008 at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson, MD. Born August 4, 1917 in Gladys, he was the son of the late Micajah T. Moorman and Ida Price Moorman. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his sisters, Della Moorman Blunke, Shirley Moorman Fitzpatrick and brothers, Lewis Charles Moorman, James Preston Moorman, and Carlton Moorman. Sidney lived his adult life in Baltimore, MD with close friend and companion, John T. Williams.

Selma Jackson, a former bookkeeper and seamstress, died of a heart attack Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital. She was 92 and lived in Fullerton. Miss Jackson was born and lived her entire life in the Hazel Avenue home that her father had built in the late 1800s. "Her parents thought the education she was receiving at Towson High School was inferior, so she was sent by trolley to Douglass High School, from which she graduated in the 1930s," said Luann R. Moorman, a first cousin who lives in Roland Park.

In the end it was all a hoax. But for days, a YouTube video of a breakup of two college students in North Carolina had mesmerized hundreds of thousands of viewers. Questions about the authenticity of the breakup arose from the start, but the over-the-top theatrics were too much for most people to ignore. Ryan Burke, a 22-year-old University of North Carolina student, had announced plans on his MySpace page for a breakup with his girlfriend, Mindy Moorman, a 21-year-old North Carolina State student.

Edward Albee gave his 1998 play a deceptively simple title - The Play About the Baby. Part of the deception has to do with the baby, specifically, whether there is a baby. And, if there is, whether it's the same baby referred to in Albee's 1962 Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? What's not the least bit deceptive is the deep anguish you are left with at the end of The Play About the Baby, which is receiving a disturbing and moving Baltimore premiere at Fell's Point Corner Theatre, under the direction of Alex Willis.

On July 30, 2004 ELLEN ELIZABETH MOORMAN, beloved wife of the late Kenneth and Charles Moorman; devoted mother of Marjorie Kassel, Steven Moorman and Robert Moorman and his wife Valerie; and loving grandmother of Justin Moorman and Daniel Kassel and his fiance Andrea Loepker. A funeral service will be held at the family owned Evans Chapel of Memories-Parkville on Wednesday at 11 A.M. Interment Moreland Memorial Park. Visiting Tuesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M.

Ethel Leola Boyd, 66, active church member Ethel Leola Boyd, an active churchgoer, died Wednesday of heart failure at her Park Heights home. She was 66. Ethel Johnson was born and raised in Baltimore. After she graduated from Frederick Douglass High School, she worked as a housekeeper and child-care provider. Her marriage in 1961 to Walter E. Moorman Sr. ended in divorce. She married Samuel Boyd in the 1980s. Her daughter Donna L. Moorman of Baltimore remembers her mother as a good-spirited woman who was quick to make others laugh.

FOR the last several months, men and women with excruciating pain in their knees have been calling Dr. Claude T. Moorman III with new-found resolve. "I've been putting this off for years," one of them said. "I see what you did for Mr. Schaefer. I want mine done now." At 78, Maryland Comptroller William Donald Schaefer submitted to an operation that millions may need but fear. "People fall anywhere on a spectrum from scared to death to `I've had it, my life isn't worth living. Do anything you need to do,'" Dr. Moorman said.

MARJORIE Moorman, a sergeant with the Army Reserve 400th Military Police Battalion at Fort Meade, was called up for active duty Oct. 2, 2001. Leaving her husband, Jose, and their four children in their North Laurel home, Moorman embarked on an 11-month tour at Fort Jackson in Columbia, S.C. She returned home only to leave again April 23, this time for Kuwait. She may not be home again for as long as a year, her husband said. No longer just a wife and mother -- her family calls her "Mitzi" -- Sergeant Moorman belongs to the United States of America.