Jacques Kelly

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Reporter and Columnist at Baltimore Sun

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Donald Warren Richardson, Richardson Farms co-owner, dies

2 days ago | fredericknewspost.com | Jacques Kelly

Donald Warren Richardson, a Richardson Farms co-owner who operated its Glen Arm growing fields, died of surgical complications to treat his pancreatic cancer May 29 at MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center. The Glen Arm resident was 64. Born in White Marsh, he was the son of Barbara Meyers Richardson and William W. Richardson, who also owned and operated the farming business founded in the 1930s. He was a 1979 Perry Hall High School graduate. kAm“|J 72E96C H2D E96 <:?5 @7 A6CD@?
Donald Warren Richardson, Richardson Farms co-owner, dies

3 days ago | baltimoresun.com | Jacques Kelly

He was a member of the family whose Richardson Farms is now in its fifth generation of operation. He oversaw the cultivation of mustard and collard greens and kale, as well as tomatoes, eggplant, spinach, peppers and corn Originally Published: June 4, 2025 at 5:00 AM EDT
Donald Warren Richardson, Richardson Farms co-owner, dies

3 days ago | yahoo.com | Jacques Kelly

Donald Warren Richardson, a Richardson Farms co-owner who operated its Glen Arm growing fields, died of surgical complications to treat his pancreatic cancer May 29 at MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center. The Glen Arm resident was 64. Born in White Marsh, he was the son of Barbara Meyers Richardson and William W. Richardson, who also owned and operated the farming business founded in the 1930s. He was a 1979 Perry Hall High School graduate.
Bob Embry, retiring from the Abell Foundation, saw Baltimore's potential

1 week ago | baltimoresun.com | Jacques Kelly

In South Carolina, Gov. Wes Moore hits the early presidential primary circuit while insisting the time for urgency is now
Bob Embry, retiring from the Abell Foundation, saw Baltimore’s potential

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jacques Kelly

As Robert C. “Bob” Embry leaves his role as president of the Abell Foundation, it is time to reflect on his remarkable role in Baltimore and its neighborhoods. Before his days at the Abell Foundation, Embry was the city’s housing commissioner (1967 to 1977) while also controlling the quasi-public downtown redevelopment agency, Charles Center Inner Harbor Management. Few realized the power Embry held.
Ed Andrews III, Harford County attorney and decorated Vietnam War veteran, dies

1 week ago | baltimoresun.com | Jacques Kelly

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Ed Andrews III, Harford County attorney and decorated Vietnam War veteran, dies

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jacques Kelly

Ed Andrews III, a well-respected Harford County attorney and decorated Vietnam War veteran, died of a heart attack May 25 at Upper Chesapeake Medical Center. The Fallston resident was 78. Born in Winchester, Virginia, he was the son of Hiram Edward Andrews Jr., an aerospace engineer, and Ruth Belle Holter Andrews, who owned a Kingsville antique shop. Mr. Andrews spent his early childhood on his family farm in Front Royal, Virginia, where he enjoyed the outdoors.
Marian M. Hogan, retired elementary school teacher, dies

1 week ago | baltimoresun.com | Jacques Kelly

Marian M. Hogan, a retired elementary school teacher and Scrabble player, died of sepsis May 23 at Sarasota Memorial Hospital. She was 97 and had lived at Jacaranda Trace in Venice, Florida, after moving from North Homeland. Born in Baltimore and raised on Wildwood Parkway and in Charles Village, she was the daughter of Marian L. Mulvey and M. Bernard Mulvey, who was born in County Waterford, Ireland. Her father was a salesman in the cement industry.
Neil William Curran, former Baltimore city planner and organic farmer, dies

1 week ago | baltimoresun.com | Jacques Kelly

Neil William Curran, a former Baltimore city planner who became an organic farmer, died of dementia May 13 at Roland Park Place. The former Mount Washington resident was 90. Born in Cranford, New Jersey, he was the son of John Robert Curran and Elizabeth Noxon Curran. He earned a bachelor’s degree at Rutgers University, served in the Army in Okinawa and later took graduate courses at Columbia University.
Terral M. Jordan, T. Rowe Price venture capitalist, dies

1 week ago | capitalgazette.com | Jacques Kelly

UPDATED: May 28, 2025 at 5:03 AM EDTTerral M. Jordan, a T. Rowe Price venture capitalist and former civilian Army electrical engineer, died of Alzheimer’s disease complications May 16 at Broadmead, a retirement community in Cockeysville. He was 79. Born in Washington, D.C., he was the son of Terral Augustus “Gus” Jordan, an administrative law judge, and Ivor Lee Threatt Jordan, a federal worker.