George M. Sherman, a business executive who supported educational opportunities for the underprivileged, dies

George M. Sherman, who was a top executive at Black & Decker in Baltimore and the Danaher Corp. in Washington, D.C., and teamed with his wife to contribute to organizations committed to offering educational opportunities to the underprivileged, has died. He was 80.

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