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The Dispatch/Maryland Coast Dispatch
November 1, 2013
Two Turtles. This enterprise would become their passion for the next 15 years and included the publication of a children’s book as well as the production of a clothing line for kids and adults. Retiring in 2002, Mr. Schmidt and his second wife, Bette Koontz, enjoyed tending to their beachfront gardens in Ocean City, and spending time with family and friends in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. during the winter months. Both avid travelers, Bette and Lou enjoyed trips to China, Israel, Greece, Turkey and the Caribbean. He was a former member of the Baltimore Country Club, Ocean Pines Golf and Country Club, and the Lago Mar Tennis Club in Fort Lauderdale where they both loved playing tennis and golf. “Poppie” is survived by his second wife of 11 years, Bette M. Koontz; two daughters, Robin S. Higgins of Brooklandville and Kelly S. Townsend and husband, Mark of Silver Spring; a stepdaughter, Susan K. Laber and husband Frank, and stepson, J. Michael Koontz and wife, Mae; five grandchildren and two stepgrandchildren. A son, Louis E. Schmidt, Jr., died in 1971. A Mass of Christian burial for Mr. Schmidt will be held at 10 a.m. on Nov. 2 at St. James Episcopal Church, 3100 Monkton Rd. A Memorial Celebration will be held at his Two Turtles beach home in Ocean City this summer. Memorial donations may be made to the Maryland Institute College of Art, c/o Development Office, 1300 W. Mount Royal Avenue, Baltimore, Md. 21217, and directed to the Louis and George Schmidt Endowed Scholarship, in honor of his late father, who was a 1910 graduate and faculty member until his death in 1926.
Louis E. Schmidt
OCEAN CITY – Louis E. Schmidt, a retired Assistant Attorney General who became Acting Secretary of Health and Mental Hygiene and wrote the first Maryland state Medicare bill, died Oct. 27, 2013, of congestive heart failure surrounded by his family at Gilchrest Hospice Care. He was 87 and lived in Sparks, Md. and Ocean City. The son of an architect and Maryland Institute faculty member and a homemaker, Mr. Schmidt was born in 1925. Following LOUIS E. SCHMIDT the death of his father and the stock market crash, his mother lost everything, and he and his sister were sent to live with different relatives. “This experience had a profound impact on his life,” said his daughter, Robin Higgins, “he was a very devoted father and loving husband, who truly understood the meaning of family.”
Obituaries
Mr. Schmidt, a native of Baltimore, was a 1943 graduate of Forest Park High School where he was a star athlete in lacrosse and track. After serving in the Air Force, he attended what is now Loyola University of Maryland on the GI Bill, earning a bachelor’s degree in business administration in 1948. While at Loyola, he also excelled in both track and lacrosse and worked as a model for Hutzler’s department store. Following graduation, Mr. Schmidt became an investigator for the State of Maryland while attending the University of Baltimore Law School at night. In 1951, he earned a J.D. and began a career in law with the State of Maryland. From 1950 to the late 1970s, he served in a number of capacities, including General Counsel for the Department of Health, Assistant Attorney General for the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, and Acting Secretary from 1970 through 1972. He retired from the state and started his own law practice in 1979. Mr. Schmidt was President of the Father’s Club at Loyola Blakefield from 1966 through 1968 and served as President of the Alumni Association at what is now Loyola University of Maryland in the early 1960s. “Lou Schmidt was a great listener and get-it-done kind of a guy,” said Richard Schmidt, S.J., a former administrator at Loyola Blakefield. “He did such a wonderful job that the members of the Father’s Club asked him to serve two terms as President.” In 1980, he and his first wife of 46 years, the late Angela Custy Schmidt, opened a small retail business in Harborplace, called
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BERLIN – Gary Allen Tandski, son of the late Peter Tandski and Mabel Gillis Ferguson, was born on July 28, 1938 in Pontiac, Mich. and passed away peacefully in his sleep on Oct. 20, 2013 surrounded by family and friends at the age of 75. Gary served in the United States Navy, following his service he was the General Manager of Levitz Furniture Store as well as Marlo Furniture in Rockville, Md. He was a member of the Dexter Elks, Hidden Trails Country Club as well as the Berlin Lions Club. He was a proud father, an avid golfer, fisherman, story-teller and self-proclaimed “ladies man”. Gary always enjoyed spending time at The Atlantic Hotel while drinking a nice glass of bourbon GARY TANDSKI and ginger ale. He will be remembered as a man who was involved in the community, he loved to play craps, and who always said, “To have friends, you have to be a good friend”. He is survived by two sons, Richard Tandski and wife Stacie of Harpers Ferry, W.Va. and Michael Tandski and wife Rebeca of Fairfax, Va.; by one daughter, Savanna Tandski of Annapolis, Md.; by one brother, Derill Ferguson Jr. of SEE NEXT PAGE
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