Obituary for Max Karant aviation editor and AOPA pioneer
Max Karant 83 aviation editor and longtime advocate for general aviation died Saturday February 1 in Gaithersburg. He helped found AOPA PILOT magazine and directed fair treatment for private aviation while earning 11000 flight hours and five Atlantic crossings. Survived by wife Catherine two daughters and three grandchildren services private. pilot flyover planned over Washington National Airport.
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Max Karant
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
Gaithersburg
Catherine Karant
Chicago
Evanston
Karant
Evanston News-Index
Chicago Herald Examiner
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Congress
Mr. Karant
Popular Aviation
Flying
AOPA
Pilots Association
ACPA
Washington, D.C
Bethesda
Pilots’ Association
Susan Karant-Nuan
Portland
Ore
Katherine Bogado
Rockville
Jessica Nunn
Elizabeth
Joanna Bogado
Martin Karant
Kingsport
Tenn
Washington National Airport
FAA
Capitol Hill
Krant” Airway
Atlantic
Death notices from Frederick area include multiple obituaries
Funeral services and burial details for George Edward Daymude Atlee Charles Kinna W. Jarboe Grove Raymond Metzer Robert W. Boyer Leonard Carmack Kenneth L. Foreback David Anthony Boyer and Eric Martin Long. many services held Feb 4 7 9 1996 in Frederick area. Names, ages, burial sites Mt Olivet and Frederick Memorial Park, funeral homes Keeney Basford St John the Evangelist First Baptist and church addresses.
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Georgedward Daymude
Frederick
Helen J. Hagan Daymude
Duanne Beck
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Atlee
Charles Kinna
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Old National Pike
Keeney and Basford
Darrell L. Layman
St. Luke’s (Winters) Lutheran Church
New Windsor
Charles A. Horn
David A. Cashman Sr
Robert P. Roberson
Phillip J. Roberson
Steve W. Jacobs
Floyd Schildknecht
Frederick Memorial Park
Linden Hills
W. Jarboe Grove
Rock Creek Drive
St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church
Wayne G. Funk
Grove Lee Bolt
Michael Frederick Grove
Jeffrey Jarboe Grove
Christopher Anderson Hyson
Matthew Jonathon Hyson
Charles Edward Hyson Jr
Mount Olivet
Keeney and Basford Funeral Home
Raymond Leon Metzer
Motter Ave
Douglas Swan
First Christian Church
Michael Young
Todd Crawford
Mike Fritz
Edward Eisentrout
Joseph Powers
Justin Young
Raymond Metzer I
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Robert W. Boyer
Worthington Court
Zion Lutheran Church
Middletown
Donald L. Turley
William M. Bucher
Dan Pryor
Michael Harrison
Don Romano
Jason Berkey
Scott Gray
Robert Berkey
Lutheran Cemetery
Donald B. Thompson
Leonard David Carmack
Jefferson
First Baptist Church of
Brunswick
Northampton Manor
Marian English Carmack
Wheaton
John N
Emma Magruder Carmack
Carmack
Mardela Springs
First Baptist of
Weverton
The
Baptist Convention of
Chatham
University of Richmond
Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Phi Beta Kappa
Brunswick Public Library
Brunswick Rotary Club
Paul Harris
Rotary Foundation
Rotary International
David E. Carmack
Nancy C. Polhill
John B. Sr
Marian E. Polhill
Ithaca, N.Y
John B. Polhill Jr
Charlottesville
Claude W. Carmack
Rockville
Florence Fonshell
Dill Ave
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Seventh St
David Anthony
Doc” Boyer
Edgewood Church Road
Lester W
Ann Marie Sterbinsky Boyer
Boyer
Frederick County
Bureau of Water and Sewer
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Central Maryland
William L. Boyer
Peggy
JoAnn Marie Boyer Tofflemire
Carl
California
William F. Sterbinsky
Bel Air
Charles H. Boyer
Salisbury
Robert E. Boyer
M. Thomas Boyer
Helen A. Hooper
Ruth R
J. Kevin Farmer
Duanne L. Beck
Edgewood Church of God
Edgewood
E. Second St
Hospice of
Ambassador to France dies at 76
Pamela Harriman the United States ambassador to France died at age 76 after a stroke suffered at the Ritz Hotel pool. Her death was announced by Deputy Chief of Mission Donald Bandler in Paris with family present and embassy officials recalling her as an inspiring leader.
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Paris
Pamela Harriman
U.S
France
Ritz
Harriman
Donald Bandler
Winston Churchill
Police report incidents in Maryland on Monday and Tuesday
Maryland State Police responded to several incidents Monday and Tuesday. Michael Thayer drove a 1987 Volvo off Md. 85 hitting a pole near Md. 28 around 7:45 p.m. Lisa Alger allegedly failed to stop on Md. 180 and yield to Betty Bramhall on Md. 17. Alger faced charges of driving without a license and failure to stop. A 16-year-old was released after questioning on a shoplifting charge at Waves store in Key Mall. Robert Clay Rose was charged with theft under $300 and property destruction tied to videogame machine theft at a Pizza Hut on Urbana Pike. Todd Amusements reported broken machines during maintenance. Rose, an employee, was arrested.
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Maryland
Michael Thayer
Frederick
Lisa Alger
Jefferson
Betty Bramhall
Lovettsville
Ms. Alger
the Waves Music
Francis Scott Key Mall
Robert Clay Rose
Pizza Hut
Urbana Pike
Todd Amusements
Hagerstown
Rose
Robbery suspect shot in leg in Gaithersburg incident
Montgomery County police shot an armed robbery suspect in the upper thigh during a suspected car pursuit in Gaithersburg. The man, unnamed, was found with a handgun in the white car after colliding with a patrol vehicle and a metal fence. A woman in the car was questioned at police headquarters. The suspect will face armed robbery charges after release. Investigators ongoing to link him to other Gaithersburg robberies.
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Gaithersburg
Montgomery
Germantown
Topfield Drive
Ann Evans
Escaped suspect sought after carjacking in Rockville
Montgomery County police search for James I. Thomas a 40 year old from Washington D C who escaped a police holding cell after being arrested in a Burtonsville bank robbery. He is described as a black man 5 10 110 pounds with short black hair and no shoes or socks. A white Buick Regal stolen from Research Court near the Quality Suites Inn is linked to the carjacking. Authorities urge anyone with information to call (301) 217 4500.
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Rockville - Montgomery County
James I. Thomas
Nash Street
Washington, D.C
Burtonsville
Thomas
Quality Suites Inn
Research Court
Virginia
Montgomery
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Frederick News-Post
Mt. Airy
Fcnb Bank
Scottsdale Secuities Business Directory
Aids Info
Unigiobe
MWA
UDPAC
Frederick A
YMCA
Red Cross
Frederick City
Maryland Job Service Job Training Agency
J.T.A
Transit
Manpower
Frederick Arts Council
Huis Restaurent Delaplaine Visual Art Center
Irma Weinberg
Hood
Jenkins
Hood College
George Daymude
Mr. Atlee Kinna
Raymond Metzer
Robert Boyer
Rev
Leonard
Kenneth Foreback
Kenneth L. Foreback
Avonshire Place
Verna Z. Little Foreback
Kimmelton
Walter
Dorothy Youtzler Foreback
Foreback
Lisbon Bible Church
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Navy
Vietnam
Korea
Amvets
Order of Eagles
Masonic Temple
Altoona
Kenneth L. Foreback Jr
Jule
Timothy Foreback
Daniel Foreback
Vicki Vernaux
Joe
Walter G. Foreback
Stauffer
Opossumtown Pike
H. Wallace Webster
Resthaven Memorial Gardens
David Boyer
Eric Long
Eric Martin Long
Morgantown
N.C
Fort Worth
Texas
Eldon Clair Long
Margaret A. Nelson Long
Giant Food
Frederick Giant
Sally Baker
Smithsburg
Michelle
Kathy
Nelson
All Saints Episcopal Church
W. Church St
Frederick County Heart Association
E. Patrick St
Amivel
Shookstown
Caroll Manor Fire Co Fey
Old School
Adamstown
Jefferson Burntan
Rocky Ridge Fire
Alan Nichols
Colonial Jewelers
W. Patrck
Cariel Video
E Park St
Fraley
Tcba & Pro
Mike Frain
Frais Contracting Labertytean MD Mhic
New Wave
IBIS
Jim Johnson
MHIC
Apt
Britain
Ireland
Roy
Harry Trervar
Herbalife
Inc
John K Henderson
Fred Co
Ramsburg
Miller
Betty Lee
Tme
Rou
Jerry Baker
Anc
Jerry
Daidev Funera Rome
Anc Re Schildt
Uod
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