In Memorium Paul Rappaport
Posted by David Keelan on Monday, September 11, 2006
1934 – 2006
Today it was announced the Paul Rappaport passed away.
Paul served Howard County and the State of Maryland with a long and distinguished career.
- Howard County Police Chief (1979-1987)
- Maryland State Police: Retired Major (1951-1979)
- University of Baltimore: Professor, Police Administration(1974-1977)
- Catonsville Community College: Lecturer, Business Law (1978-1979)
- Loyola College Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice (1976)
- U.S. Army: Military Police (1957-1959)
- Maryland State Bar Association Member (1974-Present)
- Alumnus of Year-University of Baltimore (1985)
- President, Maryland Chiefs of Police Association (1986-1987)
- State Association of Chiefs of Police-IACP MD Rep. (1985-1987)
- Maryland Police Training Commission, Member (1986-1987)
- Governors Commission on Law Enforcement, Member (1985-1986)
- Maryland Chiefs of Police Association, Executive Comm.(1980-Present)
- Governors Executive Advisory Committee on Narcotics (1990-1994)
Our sympathies go out to Marge Rappaport and the rest of their family in this very trying time.
Howard County Maryland Blog 
Allan Kittleman said
Paul Rappaport was a truly remarkable individual. He was a tremendous public servant and a wonderful husband, father, grandfather and friend. He always made sure that he spoke with my family when we would see him at political events or in the local Safeway. He will be greatly missed by all of us who knew and respected him.
Mary Beth Tung said
Amen to all of the above!
Jim Walsh said
I’m truly saddened to learn of Paul’s death. Whether working with Paul as co-counsel or against Paul as opposing counsel, as a lawyer he was always a gentleman and practiced law in a manner that was an example to us all.
Melissa said
I went to school with his daughter – my sympathies to the entire family.
Bruce Godfrey said
Paul and I were only acquaintances, but I remember his generosity with advice and time for a young attorney like myself. My condolences to the Rappaport family.
Brian Gregory said
God bless Mr. Rappaport and his family!