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Solomon Abastado died Oct. 11 at 86. He is survived by his wife, Rachel; son, Albert; daughters, Becky and Reena Larson; three grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and brother, Zvi Shahar. Groman
Harold Barton died Oct. 14 at 86. He is survived by his wife, Myrna; son, Michael; and one granddaughter. Hillside
Benjamin Bayer died Oct. 18 at 81. He is survived by his wife, Aldean; son, Lance; daughter, Darice. Hillside
Marsha Berkman died Oct. 16 at 87. She is survived by her son, Paul. Mount Sinai
Joseph Berger died Oct. 10 at 91. He is survived by his sons, Peter and Steven; grandchildren, Sheri Berger Samii and Kenneth; and great-grandchildren, Ayden Samii and Kate.
Charlotte Shapson Boblow died Oct. 9 at 72.
Sunday, November 25, 2007
Joyce Ann Blevins, 63, of Chattanooga, died Saturday, Nov. 17, 2007, in a local hospital.
A lifelong resident of Chattanooga, she was employed by Simco Leather.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Edna Blevins and William Vernon Hill.
Survivors include her companion, Joe Gentry, of Chattanooga; daughter, Cheryl McKay, of Huntsville, Ala.; four sisters, Edith Hill and Carol Troxell, of Chattanooga, Georgia Webb, of Cleveland, Tenn., Peggy Moore, of Nashville; three brothers, Robert Blevins, of Chatsworth, Ga., William Hill, of Chattanooga, Milton Blevins, of Rossville; several grandchildren; nieces; and nephews.
A graveside service will he held at 10:30 a.m. Monday in Lakewood Memory Gardens, South, with Pastor Lynn Hayes officiating.
Author series readies lineup for fourth year
Dec. 21: Patrick McMullan, New York City social photographer, on Glamour Girls; David Patrick Columbia, social chronicler and editor, on Debbie: My Life. Jan. 11: Cathie Black, Hearst Magazines executive, on Basic Black: The Essential Guide for Getting Ahead at Work; Pete Hamill, novelist, essayist and journalist, on North River: A Novel. Jan. 25: Frances Kiernan, former New Yorker editor, on The Last Mrs. Astor: A New York Story; Dr. Nicholas Perricone, anti-aging expert, on Ageless Face, Ageless Mind: Erase Wrinkles and Rejuvenate the Brain. Feb. 8: Wil Schwalbe and David Shipley, editors, on Send: The Essential Guide to Email for Office and Home; Harold Koda, curator of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute, on Poiret. Feb. 22: William Secord, art historian and gallerist, on Dog Painting, 1840-1940, A Social History of the Dog in Art; Norris Church Mailer, novelist, on Cheap Diamonds.
FISHING REPORT
Fishing at Deep Bottom Landing, Mike White caught citation blue catfish of 53 pounds, 7 ounces; 34 pounds, 4 ounces; and 30 pounds. Chris Eberwein of Eberwein's Catfishing, (804) 449-6134, reported the following blue catfish catch and releases: Jacob Starke , 40 and 53 pounds; Mitchell Martin , 33, 50; Chuck Bennett , 48; Justin Bennett , 35; Michael Lawson , 37; Jeff Ash berry , 38; Bob Brannon , 42; Quinton Snelson , 37, 55; Dustin Eber , 34, 61; Mike Eber , 31; Preston Snelson , 32, 58; Richard Snelson IV , 43; Richard Snelson III , 30, 59; Brian Liby , 36, 52, 58, 64, 65; Jeremy Shifflett , 32, 33, 44, 62, 66; Alan McGalliard , 28, 38, 40, 43, 45, 51, 61. Eberwein also was the guide for an annual Tuesday-before-Thanksgiving fishing trip put on by brothers Jeff Haykin , Michael Hay kin and Steve Haykin .
Councilman reports to Pikesville Chamber of Commerce
Pikesville Chamber of Commerce: Councilman Kevin Kamenetz, serving his fourth term on the County Council 2nd District, was the chamber's interesting guest speaker. He gave his annual update to chamber members regarding Pikesville.
The revitalization of Pikesville continues as the County Council enacted Kamenetz's bill for the Pikesville Revitalization District Redevelopment Incentive Fund, which offers property owners and developers up to $1 million toward commercial redevelopment projects in downtown Pikesville. Targeted is the revitalization of vacant or underutilized commercial properties in the Pikesville Revitalization District.
The first grant approved was the purchase of the former Mr. Chan site at 1006-1009 Reisterstown Road, now undergoing renovation for another restaurant, Mari Luna Mexican Grill, originally located at the former Carvel site.
MRS. MARY BENDIX
Mary Bendix, affectionately known as "Delicious," of Shore LifeCare in Parksley, formerly of Deep Creek, passed away comfortably at Shore LifeCare on Friday, Nov. 16, 2007. She was the wife of the late Max Bendix. Mrs. Bendix was the assistiant Dietician at the Point Pleasant Hospital, in New Jersey, for twenty years. .
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