Jacques Kelly

John Harris Gurley, an attorney, outdoorsman and food and wine connoisseur, died Oct. 11 at his Ruxton home. He was 85.

Helen Lawrence, a homemaker and business owner, died Oct. 17 at her grandson’s York, Pennsylvania home. The White Marsh resident was 103.

Warren Buffet was 35 when he overpaid for Baltimore’s Hochschild Kohn department store on his path to becoming one of the richest men in the world.

Jo-Ann M. Weber, co-founder of Parkville roadside market, died Oct. 17 at St. Joseph’s University of Maryland Medical Center. She was 77.

Edward Michael Amrhein, a master plumber recalled as an “essential member” of the Baltimore Streetcar Museum, died of heart attack complications Oct. 22 at Franklin Square Hospital.

Warren Buffet was 35 when he overpaid for Baltimore's Hochschild Kohn department store on his path to becoming the richest man in the world.

Richard J. Deasy, a former Maryland assistant state schools superintendent who championed arts in education, died of complications from dementia Oct. 24 at Roland Park Place.

Richard J. Deasy, a former Maryland assistant state schools superintendent who championed arts in education, died Oct. 24.

Stephanie Sodaro Esworthy, who staged concerts for the old Baltimore City Bureau of Music, died of dementia complications Oct. 27 in Forest Hill. She was 83.

John Reginald “Reg” Murphy, a former Baltimore Sun publisher who once survived a politically motivated kidnapping, died Nov. 9 at his St. Simons Island home in Georgia. The former Inner Harbor and Caves Valley resident was 90.