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Page 20 The Dundalk Eagle November 9, 2017 W.DabroWski-ChojnaCki FunerPa www.dabrowski-chojnacki-fh.com plus crematorycharge DirectCremation $1,095 00 CremationWith Service $4,095 00 plus crematorycharge QualityWorkmanshipProfessionalService Granite LoebleinMemorialsLLC CreateALastingMemory erviceatan Affordable 1908 CatherineM.Zeiler AndrewL.Dowell ServicesProvider SpecializinginPre-Need Arrangementswith IrrevocableTrusts 410-327-1442 www.lillyandzeilerfuneralhome.com Todd Coleman Suddenly on November 5, 2017, Todd Coleman, beloved husband of Christine Coleman (nee Bitter), loving son of Melinda Schultz and step-father Mark Schultz, and Butch Coleman, dear brother of Matthew, Holly, and Michael, cousin of Scott and Kayla Keimig, nephew of Cathy Wilson, and many other aunts, cousins, family and friends. Visiting hours at Kac- zorowski Funeral Home, P.A., 1201 Dundalk Avenue, on Thursday from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral service at Kaczorowski Funeral Home, P.A. on Friday at 10 a.m. Interment in Sacred Heart of Jesus Cemetery.

TODD COLEMAN BITUARIES Dorothy M. Green Dorothy M. Green, loving spouse of James M. Coleman, mother of Keith Green and wife Antee, Stephen Green and wife Melissa, Desiree Scott and husband Richard and Jim Coleman grandmother of Corey, Tyler, Addy, MaeMae, Sierra, Nathaniel, Reid and Paige, sister of Darlene Wesbrook and husband Dave, Dolores Howell and husband Michael, Ron White and wife Jackie and April Eckhart. Visitation with family will be at the Connelly Funeral Home of Dundalk, 7110 Sollers Point Road, on Friday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.

A funeral service will be held on Saturday at 10 a.m. from the funeral home. Interment will follow at the Oaklawn Cemetery. DOROTHY M. GREEN Gerald (Jerry) Stephen Swiontek Gerald (Jerry) Stephen Swiontek passed away in the early morning of 3 November 2017.

Jerry was born on 30 December 1955, in Baltimore, MD, and was a lifelong resident of Dundalk. He attended Battle Monument School until the age of 18 and worked various jobs with local people and businesses. Everyone who knew Jerry knew that he loved life and loved people. He is survived by his sisters: Judy Major, Stephanie Jordan, Mary Hustler, Dawn Blankenship; his brothers: Dick and Patrick Swiontek; as well as numerous nephews and nieces. He is preceded in death by his parents: Richard Swiontek and Geraldine Keene; one sister, Kathleen; and two brothers: Robert and Timothy.

A visiting period will be from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday, November 9 at the W. Dabrowski- Chojnacki Funeral Home. A service will commence at the end of the visiting period.

Pastor Edward Michael of the Eastern Assembly of God will officiate. Burial, following the service, will be at Sacred Heart of Mary Cemetery. GERALD (JERRY) STEPHEN SWIONTEK Garnet Marie Duty On October 30, 2017, Garnet Marie Duty (nee Coburn), passed away at the age of 88. She was the beloved wife of 64 years of Harold G. Duty; loving mother of Sheelagh D.

Purdie and Cathy M. Powell (John); and devoted grandmother of Timothy G. Pur- die, Kelsey M. Powell, and Garrett J. Powell.

She is the daughter of the late Charles and Viola Coburn. She is also survived by many nieces and nephews and a host of friends from her bowling and water aerobics activities. A memorial service will be announced at a later date. Gary Clay Gentry On November 6, 2017, Gary Clay Gentry, 78, of Essex, MD, beloved husband of Donna L. Gentry (nee Duncan); devoted father of Laura P.

Linthicum and her husband David, Bruce Gentry and the late Roy B. Gentry; loving grandfather of Evan Gentry, Jake and Joe Linthicum; great grandfather of Evan, London and Jasmine; dear brother of June Sheesley, Louis W. Gentry and the late Doris Gentry and Ollie Gentry; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Family and friends will honor life at the family owned Evans Funeral Chapel Cremation Services- Parkville, 8800 Harford Road, on Wednesday from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m,. where funeral services will be celebrated on Thursday at 11 a.m.

Interment: Oak Lawn Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Association of Maryland, 1850 York Road, Suite Timonium, MD 21093. Memory tributes may be sent to the family at: www. evansfuneralchapel.com GARY CLAY GENTRY Port of Baltimore celebrates Grand Baltimora with ship-naming ceremony The Grimaldi Grande Baltimora roll off vessel was officially named during a ceremony at the Helen Delich Bentley Port of Fairfield Marine Terminal on Oct. 31.

The Grande Baltimora is a pure car and truck carrier vessel with a length of 656 feet, a beam of 106 feet and a service speed of 19 knots. The new Italian- flag vessel can transport 6,700 Car Equivalent Units (CEUs) or alternatively 4,000 linear meters of oversized farm and construction machinery and 2,500 CEUs. are very honored that the Grimaldi Group chose to name this beautiful vessel after our port and said MDOT Maryland Port Administration Executive Director James J. White. and ACL are long-time partners of the Port of Baltimore.

We look forward to seeing Grande Baltimora return to our port many more The godmother of the ship was Mrs. Carol Ann White, wife of Executive Director White. Following a longstanding maritime tradition, Mrs. White broke a champagne bottle against the ship for good luck. naming of the after the great city of Baltimore demonstrates the strength of the commitment by our parent company, the Grimaldi Group, to the said ACL President and CEO Andrew J.

Abbott. is a core port for the Grimaldi Euro med service to the Mediterranean, the Grimaldi Deep Sea service to West Africa and the Grimaldi ACL service to North Europe. The professionalism and customer orientation of Port Director Jim White and his great team make Baltimore the easiest port to do business in the entire United States. So it only makes sense that the first Grimaldi ship to carry the name of a US port is the Grande The Port of Baltimore has handled more cars and farm and construction equipment than any other U.S. port for several years.

Combining both the public and private marine terminals, the Port of Baltimore saw 31.8 million tons of international cargo cross its docks last year which was valued at approximately $49.9 billion. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER.COM/ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER.COM/ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER.COM/ THEDUNDALKEAGLE THEDUNDALKEAGLE THEDUNDALKEAGLE FOLLOW US ON TWITTER.COM/THEDUNDALKEAGLE FOLLOW US ON TWITTER.COM/THEDUNDALKEAGLE FOLLOW US ON TWITTER.COM/THEDUNDALKEAGLE.