
William “Bill” C. Black obituary 1942~2020
Bill enjoyed delivering Meals on Wheels, working as a campground host at Catoctin State Park, and being a loving pet parent.

Bill enjoyed delivering Meals on Wheels, working as a campground host at Catoctin State Park, and being a loving pet parent.

Mr. Flannery had a personality some would call “lovingly ornery” and a bit stubborn… attributes he would blame on his Irish heritage!

Keith enjoyed the outdoors and doing yard work, whether it be mowing or planting flowers, you could always catch him outside with a smile on his face.

John retired in 2005 and they moved to Homosassa, Florida. He continued to play senior softball in Florida until his early 70s.

Delmas graduated from Greencastle High School with the Class of 1965. He was the son of the late Roy and Georgia (Mumma) Tosten.

Phyllis was a devoted daughter and was the caregiver for her mother during her later years. She enjoyed reading and watching television.

Scotty was a lifelong truck driver working for Valley View Water Service for over 31 years. He enjoyed attending demolition derbies and dirt track racing.

Peggy always had a smile on her face, saying please and thank you as she tried to brighten everyone’s day despite the obstacles that she had to endure.

Chuck was an incredibly loving, caring, dependable, and occasionally stubborn guy. He was always fun to be around and easy to joke with.

Betty was a member of the American Legion, Greencastle. She enjoyed gardening, quilting and spending time with her grandchildren.

Wendy loved spending time with family; her grandchildren were everything to her. She loved the holidays, cooking, watching football, especially her favorite, the Ravens.

Esh had a great sense of humor and was the first to bring out the laughter in the room. He will be remembered as a wonderful, loving husband, father and grandfather.