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C. William 'Bill' List, A Retired Printing Executive And Longtime Referee, Dies
C. William "Bill" List, a resigned printing chief who directed secondary school and school swimming meets, passed on from malignant growth March 4 at his Glen Arm home. He was six hours shy of his 91st birthday. 토토사이트

Brought into the world in Baltimore and brought up in Waverly on 39th Street, he was the child of Eleanor K. Rogers, a homemaker. He was raised by his mom and stepfather, John K. Rogers, a sales rep and entrepreneur.

He played ice hockey in secondary school and contended at the Sports Center on North Avenue. He saw the consuming of old Oriole Park in 1944.

He was a 1949 Baltimore Polytechnic Institute graduate and served in the Army from 1951 to 1953. He went to Officers Candidate School at Fort Ord in California.

He met his future spouse, Carolee Koenig, at a Methodist church youth bunch. They wedded in 1953 and got comfortable Lutherville.

Mr. List was a sales rep all through his life and started in the food business. He joined Holly Sales and sold meatpacking and butchering gear.

"He preferred individuals and loved everyone," said his child, William Roger List. "He was a talker and a decent audience. On the off chance that he had feelings he never forced them on individuals. He was keen on the Baltimore business scene and he felt it was his responsibility to offer support and quality items."

Another child, James Alan List, said: "When he met you he was your companion. His demeanor was how about we make this work. His business relations and his fellowships were estimated in many years."

Mr. List at last left the food administration industry and joined the printing business.

"He changed professions when he was in his 40s," said his child James. "He met Jerry Eickenberg, whose family claimed a printing organization. They were all bowling together in a duckpin association and Jerry knew what an incredible sales rep my dad was. He recruited him."

Mr. List was given a couple of fundamental records and he got back home around evening time with a heap of books and concentrated on the printing industry.

He was a sales rep at Eickenberg Printing, AdCrafters, John D. Lucas, and his own firm, Ink on Pape Inc., which he established in 1996. He sold the business in 2019.

"Whenever you are doing printing, there are infrequent issues and postponements. Bill dealt with this well and unfailingly charming," said Fran Minakowski, a Maryland Public Television administrator. "Then again, he followed through with such countless tasks for me that were impeccable. At the point when I would praise him, he would grin and agree, 'Recall the happy times.'"

Mr. List instructed his children's ball club at the Lutherville-Timonium Recreation Council, and when requested to be an umpire, he concurred.

"Pop was not one to lounge around and watch," said his child William. "He was not enormous a person but rather he had endurance."

He later started refereeing swim meets. He joined the Maryland Officials Club and directed at swim meets for almost 50 years.

Mr. List refereed 26 Army-Navy meets, 46 gathering titles, and furthermore refereed for Johns Hopkins, Loyola University Maryland and Towson University.

"He was glad for being a decent authority," said his child James. "He was understanding about more youthful swimmers when there may be 15 or 20 swimming in a pool, all students, attempting to contend.