Cayla Harris

Richard Berkeley, of Baltimore, was a man of faith who prioritized his family above all else. He was a passionate investor, proud alumnus of the University of Virginia and an outdoorsman who loved fishing. He died on Oct. 14 at the age of 72.

Douglas DeLeaver, a proud husband and father who spent his life blazing trails for Black law enforcement officers in Maryland and across the country, died Oct. 16 of heart failure. He was 77.

Elizabeth Kirk-Anderson is remembered for her compassion and curiosity When Robert L.

Glenard Middleton Sr. is remembered for his determination, big heart and devotion to family Glenard “Glen” Middleton Sr. was a fighter.

Richard “Dick” Deasy, a former Maryland assistant state superintendent and the founding director of the National Arts Education Partnership, died on Oct. 24 of dementia. He was 84.

Cameran Holt, 19, is remembered as responsible, caring and adventurous Everyone could see who Cameran Holt was from an early age.

Eva Brann, the longest-serving instructor at St. John’s College in Annapolis and the recipient of a National Humanities Medal, died on Oct. 28 of natural causes. She was 95.

Isaiah Shackleford was the cherished youngest sibling in a family of eight children Isaiah Jeremiah Shackleford was a drummer all his life.

Timothy “Timmy” Cartwell loved playing sports, and he was a devoted Ravens fan When family and friends think of Timothy Cartwell, the word “caring” comes to mind.

Maloney, an independent, feisty and eccentric woman who spent much of her life in Baltimore as a bartender at The Drinkery, died on Nov. 8 of cerebrovascular disease. She was just about a month shy of her 93rd birthday.