Wysocki

On October 31, 2003, ANTHONYALEXANDER WYSOCKI SR.; beloved husband of Mary Ann Wysocki (nee Jazwinski); devoted father of Anthony A. Wysocki Jr.; loving grandfather of Natalie Keister and Catherine Wysocki; dear great-grandfather of Ashley Keister; and brother of Theresa and Stanley Wysocki, and the late Julia Wysocki and Antoinette Michalski. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends will gather at the Charles S. Zeiler & Son Funeral Home Inc., 6224 Eastern Avenue, (at Folcroft Street)

Eugene J. "Gino" Wysocki, a retired Baltimore police officer who patrolled the harbor and spent his free time playing the trombone at East Baltimore social events, died of cancer Monday at Franklin Square Hospital Center. The Dundalk resident was 77. Born in Baltimore and raised on Bank Street, he studied music with his father, who was organist at St. Stanislaus Kostka Church in Fells Point. Mr. Wysocki also attended its parochial school and the old W.S. Seipp General Vocational School on Broadway.

On February 12, 2003, ELEANOR LUCY WYSOCKI (nee Mazzulla); beloved wife of Eugene J. Wysocki; devoted mother of David E. Tirrell-Wysocki, Gary J. Wysocki, Linda M. Gates and Christopher F. Wysocki; loving grandmother of Jordan, Hannah, Benjamin, Angela, Sophie, Amanda, Danielle and Rebecca; dear sister of Mary Matteson of Liverpool, NY and Florence Hismith of Cotulla, TX. A Christian Wake Service will be held at the family owned Duda-Ruck Funeral Home...

Susan Hill dislikes cilantro, and not just a little. "I just hate it," says Hill, 36, an Annapolis stay-at-home mom. "Oh, I do." The fresh herb Hill detests is also known as coriander and Chinese parsley. It looks a lot like Italian flat-leaf parsley. And good thing. Cilantro has so many enemies that it could use a couple of aliases and a way to pass for something else in the herb garden. Once an exotic flavor confined to Mexican, Asian and Indian cooking, cilantro turns up today even in white-bread American restaurants.

On August 14, 2005 MARY ANN (nee Jazwinski); beloved wife of the late Anthony A. Wysocki, Sr.; devoted mother of Anthony A. Wysocki, Jr.; loving grandmother of Catherine Wysocki and Natalie Keister and husband Jeffrey; cherished great grandmother of Ashley Keister; daughter of the late Walter and Josephine Jazwinski; dear sister of Helen Jeromin and the late Laura Zamenski, Theresa Musselman, Joseph and Peter Jazwinski. She is also survived by many loving nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

LOS ANGELES -- Ruth Wysocki called it a step into the unknown.Wysocki, a world-class middle-distance runner, had run hundreds of races in faraway places without incident.BTC But in the fall of 1988, Wysocki and 16 other athletes and coaches participated in three unsanctioned meets in South Africa, risking lifetime suspensions by defying an international ban.When they returned to the United States, they were slapped with suspensions ranging from two to 12 years by The Athletics Congress, the U.S. governing body of track and field.

Eugene J. "Gino" Wysocki, a retired Baltimore police officer who patrolled the harbor and spent his free time playing the trombone at East Baltimore social events, died of cancer Monday at Franklin Square Hospital Center. The Dundalk resident was 77. Born in Baltimore and raised on Bank Street, he studied music with his father, who was organist at St. Stanislaus Kostka Church in Fells Point. Mr. Wysocki also attended its parochial school and the old W.S. Seipp General Vocational School on Broadway.

On November 13, 2003 MARIE A. (nee Wysocki); beloved wife of the late Walter P. Dobrzykowski; devoted mother of Richard Dobrzykowski, Joan Ertel and the late Walter S. Dobrzykowski; loving grandmother of Michael W. Dobrzykowski and Kelly Marie Meyer; loving great grandmother of Erik Meyer; dear sister of Melvin Wysocki. A Vigil Service will be held at the family owned Leonard J. Ruck Inc. Funeral Home, 5305 Harford Rd. (at Echodale) on Sunday 7:30 P.M. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated on Monday 10 A.M. at Shrine of the Little Flower Church.

Denise Wysocki, a Baltimore-based audit manager at KPMG, spent 18 months at the accounting and auditing firm's Madrid, Spain, office, learning Spanish and gaining valuable experience abroad. All before she turned 30. A growing number of young professionals are no longer waiting until they hit a career midpoint to seek postings overseas. Many, like Wysocki, want international experience almost immediately after college. A survey last year of 44,064 undergraduate students found that 80 percent want to work internationally, according to Universum, an employment research company.

LARRY WYSOCKI, a biologist from Denver, relies on "gut instincts" rather than classic investment knowledge. When Wysocki received the Vanguard Group's 58-page proxy recently, his gut told him something was amiss. Among the seven proposals the proxy asks shareholders to vote on are requests to change the status of several large funds to "non4diversified" and to give management the power to change the benchmarks used as the foundation for several big index funds. "I don't know what it all means," says Wysocki.

Denise Wysocki, a Baltimore-based audit manager at KPMG, spent 18 months at the accounting and auditing firm's Madrid, Spain, office, learning Spanish and gaining valuable experience abroad. All before she turned 30. A growing number of young professionals are no longer waiting until they hit a career midpoint to seek postings overseas. Many, like Wysocki, want international experience almost immediately after college. A survey last year of 44,064 undergraduate students found that 80 percent want to work internationally, according to Universum, an employment research company.

On August 14, 2005 MARY ANN (nee Jazwinski); beloved wife of the late Anthony A. Wysocki, Sr.; devoted mother of Anthony A. Wysocki, Jr.; loving grandmother of Catherine Wysocki and Natalie Keister and husband Jeffrey; cherished great grandmother of Ashley Keister; daughter of the late Walter and Josephine Jazwinski; dear sister of Helen Jeromin and the late Laura Zamenski, Theresa Musselman, Joseph and Peter Jazwinski. She is also survived by many loving nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

On Monday, January 24, 2005, GENEVIEVE B. WARREN, age 92, of West Main Street, Plymouth, PA, died at the Hampton House in Wilkes-Barre, PA. Born May 8, 1912, in Plymouth, she was the daughter of the late Charles and Josephine Kuczma Mermon. She was a member of Saint Mary's Nativity Church, Plymouth. She was a graduate of Plymouth High School. She had resided in Baltimore, MD, for 47 years, prior to moving back to Plymouth in 1998. Prior to her retirement, she and her late husband, Charles had been the owner/operators of Glen Plaza Jewelers in Glen Burnie, MD, for many years.

On November 13, 2003 MARIE A. (nee Wysocki); beloved wife of the late Walter P. Dobrzykowski; devoted mother of Richard Dobrzykowski, Joan Ertel and the late Walter S. Dobrzykowski; loving grandmother of Michael W. Dobrzykowski and Kelly Marie Meyer; loving great grandmother of Erik Meyer; dear sister of Melvin Wysocki. A Vigil Service will be held at the family owned Leonard J. Ruck Inc. Funeral Home, 5305 Harford Rd. (at Echodale) on Sunday 7:30 P.M. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated on Monday 10 A.M. at Shrine of the Little Flower Church.

On October 31, 2003, ANTHONYALEXANDER WYSOCKI SR.; beloved husband of Mary Ann Wysocki (nee Jazwinski); devoted father of Anthony A. Wysocki Jr.; loving grandfather of Natalie Keister and Catherine Wysocki; dear great-grandfather of Ashley Keister; and brother of Theresa and Stanley Wysocki, and the late Julia Wysocki and Antoinette Michalski. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends will gather at the Charles S. Zeiler & Son Funeral Home Inc., 6224 Eastern Avenue, (at Folcroft Street)

On February 12, 2003, ELEANOR LUCY WYSOCKI (nee Mazzulla); beloved wife of Eugene J. Wysocki; devoted mother of David E. Tirrell-Wysocki, Gary J. Wysocki, Linda M. Gates and Christopher F. Wysocki; loving grandmother of Jordan, Hannah, Benjamin, Angela, Sophie, Amanda, Danielle and Rebecca; dear sister of Mary Matteson of Liverpool, NY and Florence Hismith of Cotulla, TX. A Christian Wake Service will be held at the family owned Duda-Ruck Funeral Home...

Susan Hill dislikes cilantro, and not just a little. "I just hate it," says Hill, 36, an Annapolis stay-at-home mom. "Oh, I do." The fresh herb Hill detests is also known as coriander and Chinese parsley. It looks a lot like Italian flat-leaf parsley. And good thing. Cilantro has so many enemies that it could use a couple of aliases and a way to pass for something else in the herb garden. Once an exotic flavor confined to Mexican, Asian and Indian cooking, cilantro turns up today even in white-bread American restaurants.

On Monday, January 24, 2005, GENEVIEVE B. WARREN, age 92, of West Main Street, Plymouth, PA, died at the Hampton House in Wilkes-Barre, PA. Born May 8, 1912, in Plymouth, she was the daughter of the late Charles and Josephine Kuczma Mermon. She was a member of Saint Mary's Nativity Church, Plymouth. She was a graduate of Plymouth High School. She had resided in Baltimore, MD, for 47 years, prior to moving back to Plymouth in 1998. Prior to her retirement, she and her late husband, Charles had been the owner/operators of Glen Plaza Jewelers in Glen Burnie, MD, for many years.

LARRY WYSOCKI, a biologist from Denver, relies on "gut instincts" rather than classic investment knowledge. When Wysocki received the Vanguard Group's 58-page proxy recently, his gut told him something was amiss. Among the seven proposals the proxy asks shareholders to vote on are requests to change the status of several large funds to "non4diversified" and to give management the power to change the benchmarks used as the foundation for several big index funds. "I don't know what it all means," says Wysocki.