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On May 16, 2003, SUSAN A. ZINK, beloved mother of Elizabeth Bergeron and David Bergeron; loving daughter of Agnes Allen; dear sister of Betty Wrenn and Bill Allen. Friends may call at the family owned Ruck Towson Funeral Home, Inc, 1015 York Road, (beltway exit 26A) Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M., where a funeral service will be held Tuesday at 1 P.M. Interment Private. Memorials in her name to the Susan G. Korman Breast Cancer Foundation, 200 E. Joppa Road, Suite 407, Towson, MD., 21286, would be appreciated.

Major League Lacrosse announced Tuesday that defenseman Lee Zink (Maryland) of the Denver Outlaws has been named Defensive Player of the Year. “It's a great honor to be recognized by former players, coaches and GMs," Zink said. "I've been really excited about this season; we have a great team and I'm excited about the upcoming weekend. " Zink is the second former Terp to win one of the league's annual awards this season; the Outlaws' Jeremy Sieverts was chosen as the Most Improved Player last week.

On September 28, 2006, GLORIA "Joyce" ZINK; beloved wife of the late Charles Edward Zink; loving mother of Daniel Michael Zink, Sr. and his wife Celie, Thomas Edward Zink, Sr. and his wife Donna and Mary Katherine Murphy and her husband John; cherished grandmother of Daniel M. Zink, Jr., Angela L. Bales (Zink), Thomas E. Zink, Jr., Jennifer L. Zink, Sherry L. Wright and Richard W. Ruff; great-grandmother of Isabella Bales, Justin and Joshua Schneider, Tiara and Tori Zink and Justin and Matthew Wright; dear sister of the late Donald M. Benton.

Could Lynne Zink sell a curling iron to a bald man? Maybe. Since becoming an auctioneer more than a decade ago, the Joppa resident and former high school teacher has handled tens of thousands of items at property sales and nonprofit fundraisers such as the Washington Humane Society's annual Bark Ball. Last month, the self-employed Zink won the women's division of the International Auctioneer Championship in Spokane, Wash., where 79 male and female competitors were judged by the National Auctioneers Association on their presentation, voice quality, body language and knowledge of their business.

On November 1, 2004, JAMES M., beloved husband of Genevieve K. Zink (nee Wolfe); devoted father of Kelley Nelson, Tiffany Zink, Kevin Zink and the late Todd Zink; dear step-father of Daniel and Timothy Lombardo; dear brother of Richard Zink; loving grandfather of Eric and Hayley Nelson, Rhydon Zink, Jason and Jerry Lombardo. Relatives and friends are invited to call at the family owned and operated by MCCULLY-POLYNIAK FUNERAL HOME, P.A., 3204 Mountain Rd (Pasadena) on Wednesday, 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 PM. Mr. Zink will lie in state at Magothy United Methodist Church of the Deaf, 3703 Mountain Rd. (Pasadena)

Thomas Franklin Zink Sr., a retired mechanical contractor and World War II veteran, died Sunday of heart failure at his Mays Chapel home. He was 86. Mr. Zink was born in Baltimore and raised in the city's Lakeside neighborhood. He was a 1940 graduate of Polytechnic Institute, where he had been a state champion ice skater. He attended the Johns Hopkins University, where he was a three-time All-American lacrosse player. In 1944, Mr. Zink left Hopkins and enlisted as a lieutenant in the Army Corps of Engineers.

Latshaw & Co. of Towson and D. H. Zink & Co. of Ruxton have merged to form Latshaw & Zink Realtors.Real estate broker Robert Latshaw said that his new partner, David Zink, has 13 years of real estate service and will help the operation in the area of residential realty.Also joining the firm from the Zink company are Thomas Miller, Elizabeth Scruggs and Richard Barroll. The new firm is located in the Fairmount Green Building at 600 Fairmount Ave. in Towson.*American Brokerage, formerly located at 6319 Windsor Mill Road Woodlawn, has merged with Imperial Real Estate Inc.Former American Brokerage head Fred Abramson and associates Leonard Berman, Michael Keane and David Fritz are joining Imperial as sales associates and consultants, according to Imperial President Don Freedman.

With Michael Powell forgoing the professional ranks in favor of a getaway summer, the natural inclination is to assume the Bayhawks suffered greatly in last month's Major Lacrosse League draft. Quite the contrary. The loss of the No. 1 overall choice and the most creative collegiate offensive force in the game damaged their draft, but the Bayhawks are not exactly weeping about accepting the leftovers. If anything, playing without Powell was far preferable to the other option - playing without either Mike Levin or Lee Zink.

Ashley Zink's eyes expressed everything the rest of her body could not. Pain. Fear. Exhaustion. Disappointment.As the Roland Park senior lay in a hospital bed in January almost completely paralyzed by Guillain-Barre syndrome and breathing with the help of a respirator, her hazel eyes became the only quick link to her emotions."

On May 26, 2004, KAREN RUTH FINKE (nee Zink); beloved sister of Joan A. Schaum, W. James Zink, Jr. and John Zink. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. A Memorial Service will be held for relatives and close friends at 6008 Fork Woods Road, Baldwin, MD 21013, on Saturday, June 5, at 10 A.M. Interment private. Donations may be made to a charity of your choice. Arrangements by Schimunek Funeral Home, Inc.

On June 15, 2009 JOSEPH E.; beloved husband of the late Helen E. (nee Abell); devoted father of Christine McCann and her late husband Myrtle, Larry Goulden and wife Nicole and Dawn Blische and her husband Shaun; devoted brother of Mary Eick, Anna Mae Gross, Dorothy Zink, John David Goulden and Norbert Goulden; devoted grandfather of Kyle and Tyler Goulden, Hannah and Haley Blische. Friends may call at the E. F. Lassahn Funeral Home, P.A., 11750 Belair Rd (Kingsville) on Wednesday from 2-5 and 7-9 pm. Further visitation and services will be held in Littlestown, PA.

Thomas Franklin Zink Sr., a retired mechanical contractor and World War II veteran, died Sunday of heart failure at his Mays Chapel home. He was 86. Mr. Zink was born in Baltimore and raised in the city's Lakeside neighborhood. He was a 1940 graduate of Polytechnic Institute, where he had been a state champion ice skater. He attended the Johns Hopkins University, where he was a three-time All-American lacrosse player. In 1944, Mr. Zink left Hopkins and enlisted as a lieutenant in the Army Corps of Engineers.

A day after a sixth-grader at Perry Hall Middle School accused a construction worker of sexually assaulting her in a school restroom, the principal said that renovation work has been curtailed while a separate entrance to the work area is created. "We're trying to make [the school] as secure as we can," said Allen H. Zink, principal of the 1,500-student school. "I'm confident that we'll do what needs to be done to make sure kids stay safe." Baltimore County police said yesterday that they have identified the man who the 11-year-old girl said assaulted her but have made no arrest as their investigation continues.

On November 12, 2007 NELSON JOSEPH CROCKEN, JR. of Pasadena, MD (formerly of Baltimore) beloved husband of Margaret Florence (nee Butterworth); devoted father of Gloria Dawn Zink, Linda Stanton and Nelson Crocken; dear brother of Helen Meushaw. Also survived by 11 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the BARRANCO & SONS P.A. SEVERNA PARK FUNERAL HOME, Ritchie Highway at Robinson Road on Wednesday and Thursday from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Services will be held on Friday at 9:30 a.m. Burial-Maryland Veterans Cemetery, Crownsville.

Boys' Latin and McDonogh entered yesterday's Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference game having split their previous four meetings. The visiting Lakers were runners-up to the Eagles two years ago before dethroning them for last year's crown. The No. 3 Lakers won yesterday's grudge match, 8-6, after jumping out to an early lead behind All-Metro Travis Reed (three goals, two assists) and Jack Dudley (one, two), helping them rebound from an 11-10 loss to Haverford, Pa., on April 7 that ended a 30-game winning streak.

The rise of digital photography spelled doom for the old-fashioned instant film cameras from Polaroid Corp. But now a team of Polaroid veterans plans to make digital cameras more like classic Polaroids, with a device that fits in a shirt pocket and prints digital snapshots in seconds, without using ink. "It's going to go places where no printer has gone before," said Wendy Caswell, president and chief executive of Zink Imaging LLC. Zink unveiled its...

Most people would not associate the words creative and competitive. Generally speaking, the development of a work of art is primarily the former. The showing of it, however, is often the latter -- and it can be a ruthless, cutthroat experience. The fact is, no one wants to give up his or her space, whether it is framed on a wall, spotlighted on a stage or printed on the page. With a certain amount of life experience, however, comes a perspective that is considerably more generous, even selfless.

On September 28, 2006, GLORIA "Joyce" ZINK; beloved wife of the late Charles Edward Zink; loving mother of Daniel Michael Zink, Sr. and his wife Celie, Thomas Edward Zink, Sr. and his wife Donna and Mary Katherine Murphy and her husband John; cherished grandmother of Daniel M. Zink, Jr., Angela L. Bales (Zink), Thomas E. Zink, Jr., Jennifer L. Zink, Sherry L. Wright and Richard W. Ruff; great-grandmother of Isabella Bales, Justin and Joshua Schneider, Tiara and Tori Zink and Justin and Matthew Wright; dear sister of the late Donald M. Benton.

The squat pumped-up turtle straddles downtown's most prominent intersection with a brash sort of stance - as if he's the first. Alas, only the latest. Statues painted by local artists to raise money for good causes have become Baltimore fixtures - what with last summer's colorful crab invasion and artistic fish before that. University of Maryland terrapins, two of which made their debut yesterday at the Inner Harbor as part of the university's 150th anniversary celebration, continue what's become a seasonal rite in Baltimore and a cult fundraising favorite across the county.