Sachs

On July 19, 2003 MADELAINE SACHS (nee Ketzky) beloved wife of the late Robert Sachs, loving mother of Ronald Sachs and John R. Sachs, devoted mother-in-law of Joann Sachs, loving daughter of the late Dr. Joseph William and Madelaine L. (Lipper) Ketzky, loving grandmother of Nicholas Sachs and Jason Sachs. Services and interment were held at Druid Ridge Cemetery, on Monday July 21, 2003. Contributions in her memory may be directed to Stella Maris Hospice 2300 Dulaney Valley Road Timonium, MD 21093.

Leonard Sachs and Lainy LeBow-Sachs have turned their world outside-in. The renovations and additions to the Baltimore power couple's Reisterstown home make it ideal not only for entertaining large groups, but for entertaining birds, too. Fond of plants and flowering shrubs as well, Leonard commissioned a solarium that defies Mid-Atlantic winters. And the flagstone that was once the exterior of the house is now part of the study and den and informal dining area, giving the house a rustic, masculine quality.

On October 6, 2003, THERESA "TERRE" SACHS, beloved daughter of the late Solomon and Bessie (nee Siegel) Sachs, dear sister of the late Sarah Clark, Sophie Bowers, Irvin Sachs, Samuel Sachs and Annie Siskind. Also survived by four generations of nieces and nephewsServices and Interment will be held at Anshe Emunah-Aitz Chaim Congregation, 3901 Washington Blvd. on Wednesday, October 8 at 3 P.M. Please omit flowers. Arrangements by SOL LEVINSON & BROS INC. 8

Howard Thomas "Has" Sachs, a retired Crown Cork and Seal manager and a coach, died of Alzheimer's disease complications Feb. 24 at Anne Arundel Medical Center. He was 77 and lived in Pasadena. Born in Baltimore and raised on Sidney Avenue in Westport, he was a 1953 graduate of Southern High School, where he earned varsity letters in baseball, football and basketball. Family said he played on the same team as Al Kaline, a Westport friend who went on to play for the Detroit Tigers and is in the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

On Monday, September 12, 2005 MIRIAM SACHS loving daughter of the late Sol and Katie Sachs; devoted sister of the late Edith Mae Kierson and Beatrice Sachs; beloved sister-in-law of the late Alexander Kierson; loving aunt of Deane Kierson Anselle of Palo Alto, CA; devoted great-aunt of Jenny (Michael Holland) Kiratli of Palo Alto, CA and Remzi A. (Kristin) Kiratli of Burnsville, MN; devoted great-great-aunt of Alicia Mae Holland, Kenny and Dylan Kiratli. Funeral services and interment private at the convenience of the family.

On October 7, 2007, JOSEPH SACHS at Anne Arundel Medical Center, son of the late Rose Sachs (nee Lapides) and the late Bernard Sachs, devoted husband of Jacqueline Rubin Sachs, loving father of Deborah and Bill Love of Annapolis, Sheri Stracener of Austin, TX and Richard Glabman of Dallas, TX, grandfather of Nicole Maness, David Love, Jacob Love and Sean Love, all of Maryland; Rhiannon Stracener, Callahan Glabman and Sarah Clarke of Texas. He was former Alderman of Ward 4 in Annapolis; former Chairman of the Historic District Commission, former President of the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra Board and the Maryland Hall of the Creative Arts Board; former member of City Republican Committee; Temple Beth Shalom Board; former Executive Vice President and General Manager of the Baltimore Bullets, special Sales Representative for Mercedes Benz.

On July 26, 2006, MONICA GREELEY SACHS, formerly of Lutherville, MD; loving wife of the late Raymond Sachs; mother of Raymond Sachs, Jr., Dr. R. Gregory Sachs, Margaret Healey and Elizabeth Sachs; grandmother of eight; great-grandmother of 15. Memorial Mass at 11 A.M. at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart Church, Mt. Washington, MD, on July 28. Donations to Saint Vincent's Academy, 228 W. Market Street, Newark, NJ 07103 or the Little Sisters of the Poor, Totowa,...

On Monday, March 6, 2006, DOLORES B. SACHS (nee Buckantz) loving wife of the late Jerome Sachs, beloved mother of Betsy Sachs, Hillary Sachs, Stacey Seabrook and the late Lynne Sachs, beloved mother-in-law of John Seabrook, devoted sister of Carolyn Mazer, loving grandmother of Brandon and Jordan Levine. Services at SOL LEVINSON & BROS. INC., 8900 Reisterstown Road at Mt. Wilson Lane on Wednesday, March 8 at 10 A.M. Interment Baltimore Hebrew Cemetery, Berrymans Lane. Please omit flowers.

Some years back, I found a letter in my mailbox at The Sun addressed to Jeanne Moreau, the iconic French actress of the 1950s and '60s, in Paris - a rather glamorous and mysterious missive, given that the bulk of my correspondence tends to come from PR people or prisoners. But the international intrigue was short-lived. It was just a returned letter, popped by the mail guy into my slot (only in the newsroom is Jean Marbella the closest thing to Jeanne Moreau) rather than into the slot of the person who actually sent the letter.

Greg Smiith, a former executive with Goldman Sachs, became a hero yesterday to workers worldwide, as well as to everyone fed up with fat-cat bankers. His resignation, published in an op-ed in the New York Times, explained that he was leaving the banking giant after nearly 12 years because it lost its way in a big way: “I knew it was time to leave when I realized I could no longer look students in the eye and tell them what a great place this was to work. When the history books are written about Goldman Sachs, they may reflect that the current chief executive officer, Lloyd C. Blankfein, and the president, Gary D. Cohn, lost hold of the firm's culture on their watch.

As someone who had some great relationships with some elected Republican officials, it saddens me to finally realize that the Republican Party in this nation has been taken over by nut jobs. This realization hasn't occurred because of some rantings by some fringe person who might be a member of some fringe group. It comes after a decision by ostensibly the leadership of the national party. That being the leadership of the US Senate. You see there are five members of the Securities and Exchange Commission.

What a moronic editorial ("The devil wears tailored suits," April 29). Unsupported invective and innuendo combined with a total lack of understanding of the issues. Lloyd Blankfein is smart, and that is why he won't be writing any checks to the Securities and Exchange Commission, which will be wasting even more of the taxpayers' money than the Congressional gasbags have already wasted. It was painfully obvious that half of the questioners were reading questions written by others — questions that they themselves didn't even understand (See: Sen. McCain)

I watched a large portion of yesterdays special Senate hearings into Goldman Sachs role in the recent financial collapse. I came away with the feeling that the country might be better served if it was run by the Goldman folks rather than by the buffons running the hearing. It was apparent from the start that the committee members were practically drooling to get into the faces of the Goldman reps. It was also apparent that,other than Sen. Colburn, they knew practically nothing about how a firm like Goldman Sachs operates.

Lester Marvin Sachs, who retired from the Social Security Administration, died March 28 from dementia at Seasons Hospice at Northwest Hospital Center. He was 82. Dr. Sachs, the son of a carpet salesman and a homemaker, was born and raised in Chicago. He served in the Army as a cook and later a photographer, and attended the Illinois Institute of Technology on the GI Bill, where he earned his bachelor's, master's and doctorate in solid state physics in the early 1950s.

NHL Free-agent right wing Knuble joins Caps, will play on 1st line The Washington Capitals signed free-agent right wing Mike Knuble to a two-year deal worth $5.6 million on the first day of free agency. Knuble, 36, had 27 goals and 20 assists in 82 games for the Philadelphia Flyers last season. "Washington is everything I wanted in a team," Knuble said. Capitals general manager George McPhee was looking for a veteran willing to muck it up along the boards and create havoc in front of opposing goalies.

JACQUELINE RUBIN SACHS, age 71, died on March 18, 2009 surrounded by her loved ones. Born in Detroit, MI on February 7, 1938, she was raised in Chicago, IL and devoted her life to teaching. She was a graduate of South Shore High School, Chicago's Teacher College and Chicago State University. In 1970 she relocated with her family to Miami, FL and received her masters degree in education in 1975 from the University of Miami. From 1980 until her retirement in February 2009, Jackie taught in Anne Arundel Public School System, most recently at Magothy River Middle School.