Frederick N. Rasmussen

BALTIMORE — Judge Joyce H. Green, a trailblazing attorney and prominent longtime federal judge, died Oct. 10 from acute myeloid leukemia at Brightview Senior Living in Towson.

Judy L. Brewster, wife of the late Sen. Daniel B. Brewster, who, with her husband, owned and operated Windy Meadows Farm, died Oct. 11 at her home in Stuart, Florida.

Edward H. “Hugh” Carey, a retired Baltimore County educator, coach and outdoorsman, died Oct. 16 at his West Towson home. He was 80.

Edward H. “Hugh” Carey, a retired Baltimore County educator, coach and outdoorsman, died Oct. 16 from cancer at his West Towson home. He was 80.

Pat O'Malley, an ebullient former Baltimore Sun sports reporter and columnist who made a career out of annoying coaches while amusing readers and

Pat O’Malley was also a ringside boxing announcer who was a fixture at Michael’s Eighth Avenue in Glen Burnie. (Courtesy)

Barbara J. Mabe, a former World War II defense worker and Baltimore Sun route owner, died Oct. 17 from complications of a stroke at her Ellicott City home. She was 98.

Morgan L. Amaimo II, a former Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks official who left his mark on the city, died Oct. 23 from heart failure at TidalHealth Nanticoke Hospital in Seaford, Delaware. The Towson resident was 77.

John Bumpass Calhoun’s life’s work — studying rats and mice — was grounded here in Baltimore at the Johns Hopkins University.

Thomas A. Tasselmyer, a retired air freight executive and avid reader, died Oct. 28 from pancreatic cancer at his Ellicott City home. He was 88.