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The official copy considered by the City Council is the first reader copy.
Introductory*
City of Baltimore
Council Bill R
(Resolution)
Introduced by: Councilmember Clarke
A Resolution Entitled
A Council Resolution concerning
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Ray Antwone Glasgow, III
For the purpose of celebrating the too short life of Ray Antwone Glasgow, III, offering the City Council’s condolences and sympathies to his heartbroken family, friends, and classmates, and expressing outrage over the senseless murder of Ray Antwone Glasgow, III.
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Ray Antwone Glasgow, III has lived his 17 years as the epitome of a good child, youth, and young man.
An outstanding athlete, Ray Glasgow has served as a longpole defenseman in lacrosse and a linebacker on the football team for Baltimore City College. He was promoted to lacrosse team captain in only his second season.
According to lacrosse coach Anthony “Merc” Ryan, “Ray got the boys ignited. He got a fire under them. You see the enthusiasm he had for it all.”
One of Baltimore’s “Key Players to Watch” in every aspect of his young life, Ray has been a smart student who earned good grades at Baltimore City College and a beloved son, helping out at his father’s painting company, Glasgow Professional Painting.
That special life, the inspiring life of Ray Glasgow, was cruelly snuffed out on Saturday, May 5, and lost to his loving family and friends, and to Baltimore’s future.
It is with sadness and outrage that we acknowledge such a tragic loss to us all and send expressions of sympathy most especially to Ray’s heartbroken family and untold numbers of loving mentors, teachers, teammates, classmates, ...
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