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On May 29, 2008, Mrs. Birdie Shane, Family will receive friends on Monday, June 2nd from 3-5 P.M. and 7-9 P.M. at WITZKE FUNERAL HOME, INC., 5555 Twin Knolls Road, Columbia, MD where services will be held on Tuesday, June 3rd at 10 A.M. Entombment will be held in Columbia Memorial Park.

The thought crossed Shane Cockerille 's mind just about every Saturday in November. If the Gilman quarterback was just one year older, it would be him instead of linebacker Shawn Petty under center for Maryland. Cockerille was far from the only one who pictured himself taking snaps for the Terps after they lost C.J. Brown, Perry Hills, Devin Burns and Caleb Rowe to season-ending injuries. “Shane Cockerille isn't the tallest quarterback, but he's a gamer that comes from a great high school program,” said 247Sports.com analyst J.C. Shurburtt.

On Saturday, May 29, 2004 CHARLES EDWARD SHANE, JR., of Punta Gorda, FL, formerly of Baltimore, MD; loving husband of Sherry Shane of Punta Gorda; two daughters and one son. Memorial service will be held at 4 P.M. on July 1, 2004 at the Chesapeake Yacht Club. The family suggests that memorial donations in Mr. Shane's name be made to Hospice of Southwest Florida, 5955 Rand Blvd., Sarasota, FL 34238.

As four Maryland quarterbacks went down with season-ending injuries, a perfectly healthy Shane Cockerille couldn't help but feel a sense of helplessness. The Gilman senior watched from the Byrd Stadium stands as his future team struggled through a 4-8 season, knowing if he were just a year older it would be him under center for the Terps. “It was very frustrating to be up there, be committed, knowing you could be playing,” Cockerille said. “They could have easily had seven or eight wins and be in a bowl game.

Suddenly, on December 26, 2004 SHANE VINCENT GREAVER beloved son of Linda Greaver; devoted nephew of William Greaver, Jr. and his wife Carol, Patricia Millar and Richard Greaver and his wife Marie; dear cousin to Denise, Brian, Richie, Keith, Scott, Sabrina, Eva, Johnny, Sarah, Gavin, Holly and Brooke. Friends may call CVACH/ROSEDALE FUNERAL HOME, 1211 Chesaco Avenue on Wednesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral Services will be Thursday 11 a.m. from the funeral home. Interment Gardens of Faith Cemetery.

DUBLIN, Ireland -- When Shane MacGowan lurches into the Morrison hotel on a recent Thursday afternoon, clutching a cocktail, half the people in the lobby begin to breathe again. The famously damaged frontman for the Irish folk-punk band the Pogues is usually late by several hours, but MacGowan was delayed overnight by emergency surgery on an abscess under one of his few remaining, rotted teeth. In four hours he and the band are scheduled to arrive on the red carpet at the Meteor Ireland Music Awards, the country's equivalent of the Grammys, where the Pogues will receive a Lifetime Achievement Award.

Francis Scott Key senior Shane Eyler had just two years of wrestling experience before high school, but he still was well prepared to compete in the physically demanding sport. By the time he entered the school as a freshman, Eyler had attained a third-degree black belt in Hapkido, which is loosely translated to mean "the way of coordinated power." Through his study of the Korean martial art of self-defense, he was well versed in countering an opponent's technique with throws, pressure points and joint locks.

Sometimes a lacrosse goalie just has to guess what an attacker on the crease plans to do. Yesterday, Towson's Laura Shane guessed correctly at just the right time. With 23 seconds left, Shane stepped to the edge of the crease and snuffed Dulaney's Kristen Horseman just as the freshman shot. Shane got the ball and the visiting Generals got an 11-9 upset over No. 13 Dulaney. The Stanford-bound senior, who finished with 16 saves, made several terrific stops and her accurate clears often sparked the Generals' outstanding transition game.

Shane Lettau decided in eighth grade he was finished with baseball. It proved to be the best decision he ever made.Lettau began playing lacrosse and quickly picked up the game. He became a three-year varsity player at North Carroll, being named the team's Most Valuable Player last spring as a senior.This spring, Lettau had moved on to Ohio Wesleyan University, where he has been starting as a defensive midfielder for the Battling Bishops, the nation's top-ranked Division III team heading into the postseason next week.

Wow! If you haven't watched this week's episode of 'The Walking Dead' on AMC yet, don't read anymore (but please come back later), because something major happened. Now that we've got that warning out of the way, can you believe Rick killed Shane?! That was so awesome. The tension between them leading up to the argument was so nerve-racking. I didn't even see the knife coming. Although I must say, I did think that Rick was going to kill Shane. After everything Shane had said to him, like about how he was a better father than Rick, and a better man, there was no way that they were going to just walk back to the farm together like old pals.

Gilman will play Calvert Hall for the MIAA A Conference football championship Saturday thanks in large part to the play of Shane Cockerille . The senior quarterback and Maryland commitment guided the Greyhounds to a 20-8 win over McDonogh on Saturday in the A Conference semifinals . The Greyhounds rushed for 197 yards with University of Maryland-bound quarterback Shane Cockerille responsible for 119 along with eight of 16 throwing for...

Maryland's 2013 football recruiting class includes one of the top 11 quarterbacks in the country. Gilman senior Shane Cockerille , who pledged to the Terps in April, was named an Elite 11 quarterback over the weekend. The Elite 11 quarterbacks are selected after six regional combines during the spring. Twenty-four signal-callers are then invited to California to compete for the honor. Rivals.com analyst Mike Farrell was impressed by Cockerille from Day One of the competition . Cockerille is a very thick, muscular lefty with a compact release and a lot of zip on the ball.

Gilman's Shane Cockerille wasn't the most touted quarterback heading into the Nike Football Training Camp at McDaniel College, but the future Terp finished Sunday as the event's most impressive signal-caller. Cockerille, who committed to Maryland before the Red-White Spring Game at Byrd Stadium last month, earned QB MVP honors over Eastern Christian's David Sills , who committed to USC as a seventh-grader. Cockerille told ESPN.com that he " had a mindset to be the best . " Many schools had recruited Cockerille as a safety, not a quarterback.

Before Shane Cockerille found his seat at Byrd Stadium for Maryland's Red-White spring game on Saturday, the Gilman quarterback felt the need to pay Terps coach Randy Edsall   a quick visit. “I was ready to [commit] when I walked in,” Cockerille said. “I told Coach [Edsall that I was committing] and it put a big smile on his face. He said he was more excited than I was. It feels great. It feels like a relief.” Cockerille picked Maryland over offers from Michigan, Navy, Temple and Virginia.

Wow! If you haven't watched this week's episode of 'The Walking Dead' on AMC yet, don't read anymore (but please come back later), because something major happened. Now that we've got that warning out of the way, can you believe Rick killed Shane?! That was so awesome. The tension between them leading up to the argument was so nerve-racking. I didn't even see the knife coming. Although I must say, I did think that Rick was going to kill Shane. After everything Shane had said to him, like about how he was a better father than Rick, and a better man, there was no way that they were going to just walk back to the farm together like old pals.

The past and future for Shane Walker are back home in England. He left there in 2005 to pursue a basketball career in the United States that included playing for two high schools in three years and a college career that began at the University of Maryland and will end next month at Loyola. He will return to London this spring with hopes of playing for the host country in the Olympics this summer. It is the present that consumes Walker, a 6-foot-10, 222-pound forward who is the only senior who starts and plays regularly for the Greyhounds (18-5, 11-2 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference)