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Eunice Virginia Castelow
April 22, 1916 - January 10, 2007
Obituary
Eunice V. Castelow of Churchville died Jan. 10 at Harford Memorial Hospital. She was 90.
Born in Ligonier, PA shw was the daughter of the late Ross and Abbie Mae (Rhoades) McKlevey.
Mrs. Castelow retired in 1981 as a nurse. She was a member of AARp, a charter member of the MD Licensed Pratical Nurses, Doctors Nurses Association, Physicicans Nurses Association, the Senior Coailition, a civilian member of the MD State Police and the Blood Bank.
She is survived by her brother C. Warren McKlevey and several people who were close to her heart, Karen Berger and husband Sig, and her children; Steven, Jonathan, and Justin Rogers, and Katelyn Berger; and many nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents she was predeceased by her husband William T. Castelow in 1989; and two brothers Glenn and Eugene McKlevey.
Funeral Home:
Tarring-Cargo Funeral Home
333 South Parke Street
Aberdeen, MD
US 21001
Events
Service
Mon Jan 15, 2007 @ 10:00 AM EDT
Graveside • Harford Memorial Gardens, Aberdeen, MD
Visitation
Wed Jan 17, 2007 @ 12:00 AM EDT
Tarring-Cargo Funeral Home • 333 S Parke St., Aberdeen, MD 21001
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Memories
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David Wenner
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Dear Family, I was sorry and surprised to hear of Eunices's death. The Sunday before she died I asked her if she was strong enough to push herself to church. She gave me the usual, "Oh, sure!" And she did. She did her best right up to the end. She was a great lady. In Christ, Dave Wenner, Citizens, the Music Man
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Rainelle Holcomb
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Eunice was my dear friend and I miss her. We looked forward to talking to each other once a week and I loved hearing about the many activities she was involved in. I would like to express my deepest condolences to her family and friends. Eunice loved the Lord and I know we will meet again.
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Anne DiGuardo
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Dear Karen and family, I work for the Office on Aging and visited with Eunice for many years at her home in Churchville. After she went to the nursing home, I did stop by to see her on occasion, however, not often enough. I am surprised and sorry to hear of her passing. Eunice was a very strong person and tried her best to be as independent as possible. She was very sweet and appreciative of any help offered to her. I enjoyed visitng with her and I know that she was very grateful and happy to have you, Karen, and your family. She always filled me in about your children and their accomplishments. She loved you all. Fondly, Anne