Nina B. Hawkins, whose career in the city and state correctional systems spanned nearly five decades, died July 2 of a heart attack at her Owings Mills home. She was 65.
Source: The Baltimore Sun County News
Nina B. Hawkins, who served nearly a half-century in city and state correctional systems, dies
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