Parks & Recreation Notice
Address: 805 Maple Street
Address: 805 Maple Street
Address: 805 Maple Street
Address: 805 Maple Street
Marilyn K. Wiles, 98, of Holly's Place in Hagerstown, MD died Wednesday, May 27, 2026.Born in Hagerstown, MD on December 11,1927, she was the daughter of the late Preston B. and Lelia May Bartgis Carl.She attended Hagerstown High School. In her younger years, she worked as a clerk typist for Western Maryland Railroad. Her last place of employment was at Washington County Hospital in the (kitchen?) department.She was a member of The Manor Church of the Brethren.During her younger years, Marilyn was always on the go, whether she was taking scenic bus trips or enjoying a peaceful outing at Pen Mar Park. A true animal lover with a soft spot for cats, she also had a sharp mind and loved staying up-to-date with the latest news.Marilyn is survived by one son, Richard O. Wiles (wife, Virginia); two granddaughters: Becky Sue Zimmerman (husband, Terry), Stacy Ann Musick (husband, Shawn); three great-granddaughters: Chloe Musick, Emma Musick, and Shelby Zimmerman.In addition to her parents, Marilyn is preceded in death by brother: Preston B. "Sonny" Carl; and sister Eileen "J" Carl.Per Marilyn's request, no services will be held at this time.
Raymond Edward “Skip” Wetzel Jr. (83) of Hagerstown, Maryland, passed away peacefully on May 17th. He lived a life grounded in love, service, and quiet strength, leaving behind a legacy built on kindness, hard work, generosity, and devotion to those he loved most.Skip was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Shirley Kay Wetzel. Both Skip and Shirley proudly served as veterans of the United States Navy, where they first met and began a lifelong partnership built on loyalty, laughter, and unwavering commitment. Their marriage was the foundation of the family they built together and remained the great love story of his life. He is survived by his sons, Chris Wetzel and Blake Wetzel; his daughter-in-law, Andrea Wetzel; and his cherished grandchildren, Addison, Cole, Davis, and Bryce, all of whom brought tremendous pride and joy to his life. Family meant everything to Skip, and he treasured every moment spent with his children and grandchildren.Skip believed deeply in serving others. He was a devoted volunteer and longtime supporter of the Maugansville Ruritan Club, generously giving both his time and resources to help his community for many years, continuing right up until his health no longer allowed. He also helped found the Maugansville Little League, creating opportunities for generations of young athletes to learn teamwork, sportsmanship, and community pride. Skip proudly worked for decades at Mack Truck, where he demonstrated consistency and commitment. Helping others was not something he did for recognition. It was simply who he was.Above all else, Skip was a devoted father and role model. He taught his sons the importance of hard work, honesty, integrity, and giving to others. His lessons were not delivered through words alone, but through steady example, humility, and the way he lived his life each day.Skip will be remembered for his caring heart, his willingness to lend a hand, his dedication to friends and family, and the quiet strength that defined his life. Though he will be deeply missed, his legacy lives on in the family, friends, and community he touched.Skip will be celebrated on June 6th at Rest Haven Cemetery in Hagerstown, where he will be laid to rest with his love, Shirley.The Wetzels love animals, and in lieu of sending flowers, would appreciate donations to the Maryland SPCA - https://mdspca.org/donate.
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