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Albert M. Johnston

Tuesday, December 4, 2012

Ladd Congratulates Personnel Executive Ande Fulton, Remembers Albert M. Johnston

In his monthly newsletter post, Broadneck and Severna Park's County Councilman Dick Ladd discusses issues of importance to the community.

The following is from the December edition of a monthly column written by Anne Arundel County Councilman Dick Ladd (R-5th District). As we move beyond another notable demonstration of the constitutionally based power of our democratic institutions to peacefully select our government leadership, we should be proud of the seminal, precursor events that occurred here which officially ended the Revolutionary War and began the pre-Constitution period (1774-1786).  During the so-called “Annapolis Era” (1783-86), many of the fundamentals and enduring details were worked out here as Annapolis served temporarily as our Nation’s capital (1783-1784).    Of current note, I must recognize and be thankful for Albert M. Johnston, who passed away recently…

Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Barranco Obituary: Albert M. Johnston

Albert M. Johnston, a Severna Park community activist, died on Saturday at the age of 88.

All information is courtesy of Barranco & Sons Funeral Home. Albert M. Johnston, community activist, died Nov. 10, 2012. A long time resident of Severna Park, MD, he grew up in Lincoln, NE, and graduated from the University of Nebraska with both a BSEE and AB. He completed his graduate studies with a JD from the Harvard Law School. He served in World War II from 1943-1946 where he was commissioned in the US Army Signal Corps and the Korean Incident from 1951-1953 with the Army Security Agency. Associated with Father’s Law Practice in Lincoln, NE, he retained membership in the Nebraska Bar Association. He was a Patent Examiner, US Patent Office and following Korean service joined the Westinghouse Electric Corporation with assignments as …

Donna DeLeno Neuworth

7:33 pm on Friday, November 16, 2012

Albert was a wonderful, kind and gracious man; he will be missed by many.   more ›

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