Lanny Keith Baker, age 73, of Conowingo, MD, passed away peacefully on Monday, December 29, 2025. He was born on September 7, 1952 in Baltimore, MD to the late Robert F. Baker and Jean (Cohen) Baker. Lanny had a deep love for riding his Harley-Davidson motorcycle. Together with his wife, Judy, he spent countless hoursContinue Reading
Lanny Keith Baker, age 73, of Conowingo, MD, passed away peacefully on Monday, December 29, 2025. He was born on September 7, 1952 in Baltimore, MD to the late Robert F. Baker and Jean (Cohen) Baker.
Lanny had a deep love for riding his Harley-Davidson motorcycle. Together with his wife, Judy, he spent countless hours riding up and down the East Coast, sharing the freedom of the open road. He especially enjoyed attending motorcycle shows and being part of the riding community, he loved so much.
A visitation for Lanny will be held on Tuesday, January 6, 2025 from 10:00-11:00AM at R.T. Foard Funeral Home, P.A., 111 South Queen Street, Rising Sun, MD 21911. A burial will follow at West Nottingham Cemetery.
Dennis R. Silvers
left a message on January 5, 2026:
In memory of Lanny Keith Baker, Dennis R. Silvers lit a candle
Mary Hensley
left a message on January 5, 2026:
In memory of Lanny Keith Baker, Mary Hensley lit a candle
Steve Tapp
left a message on January 5, 2026:
In memory of Lanny Keith Baker, Steve Tapp lit a candle
John "JB" Bugg
left a message on January 5, 2026:
So sad to hear that my "ole" Army buddy passed away. I really enjoyed the almost daily phone calls with Lanny. Lanny was a strong man and he was VERY lucky to have a wife that is equally strong. Judy, I salute you for taking such wonderful care of Lanny. You are an amazing lady. Throughout Lanny's life, he dealt alot of bad luck and issues. But, with determination, he took on each day. We first met in 1974 at Fort Belvoir with the 437th MP CO. Fortunately for me, we maintained contact. A couple of years back, we along with another Proud Vet, Denny Silvers, got together at Gettysburg, PA. Lots of laughs, stories and sharing of life experiences. Indeed, Lanny lived an amazing life. Gonna miss ya, Lannyman! Love you "ole" Buddy.
Chuck
left a message on January 2, 2026:
Ride In Peace
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
LARRY MYERS
left a message on January 2, 2026:
GOD BLESS MY FRIEND.
Louis R Ferguson Jr
left a message on January 2, 2026:
In memory of Lanny Keith Baker, Louis R Ferguson Jr lit a candle
Bonnie Furches Hopkins
left a message on January 1, 2026:
Sorry for your loss. I grew up with Lanny in my neighborhood in Joppa, he was good friends with my brothers. We had some great childhood memories. Rest in peace my friend.🙏🏼
Michael and Donna Furches
left a message on January 1, 2026:
Lanny rest in peace we will miss you
Elsie Dodson
left a message on January 1, 2026:
I remember how much we teased each other. You pulled a big prank on me pretending to be a cop on the phone. I got you back by dedicating a song on the radio to Sugar Bear Baker. Boy were you upset. I loved you big guy. Easy riding!!
Sherry Tolbird
left a message on January 1, 2026:
Lanny was an awesome person to work with and we had lots of laughs over the years. He spoke of his family with pride and he worked hard to give them everything he could. He was close to his mother she adored him and his help in life. He was always willing to help you out with anything and participated on social media groups just to get the retired and working ATC members together to reminisce about the good ole days! Rest in peace Sugar Bear you’ll be missed. Prayers raised for his loved ones and his loving caregiver.
Wayne Strine
left a message on January 1, 2026:
A great co-worker and even greater friend. Lanny took care of many of us at CSTA/ATC. He will be missed deeply. May God be with his family.
Lisa Lawrence
left a message on December 31, 2025:
Lanny was always such a colorful guy and he will be missed dearly! I loved our long discussions about bee keeping and farming over the years. Lanny was passionate about his beliefs and never hesitated to let you know where he stood on any subject. He will be remembered fondly.
William Streaker
left a message on December 31, 2025:
Very Sorry for your loss. He was (1) of the few men that ever made an M1A1 tank fly. (Profile 4 Course APG, Md.)
Great Guy!
left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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Dennis R. Silvers
left a message on January 5, 2026:
In memory of Lanny Keith Baker, Dennis R. Silvers lit a candle
Mary Hensley
left a message on January 5, 2026:
In memory of Lanny Keith Baker, Mary Hensley lit a candle
Steve Tapp
left a message on January 5, 2026:
In memory of Lanny Keith Baker, Steve Tapp lit a candle
John "JB" Bugg
left a message on January 5, 2026:
So sad to hear that my "ole" Army buddy passed away. I really enjoyed the almost daily phone calls with Lanny. Lanny was a strong man and he was VERY lucky to have a wife that is equally strong. Judy, I salute you for taking such wonderful care of Lanny. You are an amazing lady. Throughout Lanny's life, he dealt alot of bad luck and issues. But, with determination, he took on each day. We first met in 1974 at Fort Belvoir with the 437th MP CO. Fortunately for me, we maintained contact. A couple of years back, we along with another Proud Vet, Denny Silvers, got together at Gettysburg, PA. Lots of laughs, stories and sharing of life experiences. Indeed, Lanny lived an amazing life. Gonna miss ya, Lannyman! Love you "ole" Buddy.
Chuck
left a message on January 2, 2026:
Ride In Peace
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
LARRY MYERS
left a message on January 2, 2026:
GOD BLESS MY FRIEND.
Louis R Ferguson Jr
left a message on January 2, 2026:
In memory of Lanny Keith Baker, Louis R Ferguson Jr lit a candle
Bonnie Furches Hopkins
left a message on January 1, 2026:
Sorry for your loss. I grew up with Lanny in my neighborhood in Joppa, he was good friends with my brothers. We had some great childhood memories. Rest in peace my friend.🙏🏼
Michael and Donna Furches
left a message on January 1, 2026:
Lanny rest in peace we will miss you
Elsie Dodson
left a message on January 1, 2026:
I remember how much we teased each other. You pulled a big prank on me pretending to be a cop on the phone. I got you back by dedicating a song on the radio to Sugar Bear Baker. Boy were you upset. I loved you big guy. Easy riding!!
Sherry Tolbird
left a message on January 1, 2026:
Lanny was an awesome person to work with and we had lots of laughs over the years. He spoke of his family with pride and he worked hard to give them everything he could. He was close to his mother she adored him and his help in life. He was always willing to help you out with anything and participated on social media groups just to get the retired and working ATC members together to reminisce about the good ole days! Rest in peace Sugar Bear you’ll be missed. Prayers raised for his loved ones and his loving caregiver.
Wayne Strine
left a message on January 1, 2026:
A great co-worker and even greater friend. Lanny took care of many of us at CSTA/ATC. He will be missed deeply. May God be with his family.
Lisa Lawrence
left a message on December 31, 2025:
Lanny was always such a colorful guy and he will be missed dearly! I loved our long discussions about bee keeping and farming over the years. Lanny was passionate about his beliefs and never hesitated to let you know where he stood on any subject. He will be remembered fondly.
William Streaker
left a message on December 31, 2025:
Very Sorry for your loss. He was (1) of the few men that ever made an M1A1 tank fly. (Profile 4 Course APG, Md.)
Great Guy!
left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.