MMDad
Lem Putt
If there is any truth to your post, there should be someone being fired from CMH right now.
What's the deal with this guy?
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If there is any truth to your post, there should be someone being fired from CMH right now.
AnthonyJames
R.I.P. My Brother Rick
'Wheels' has more lives than a cat. Until I see a police report/obituary I don't believe he's dead. I personally saw him one time and swore he was dead only for him to pop up, yawn and start watching traffic go by. Another time I saw his blue Monte Carlo totaled at Calvert Auto Body when it was at Main Ave and Armory Rd, then there he is, beboppin' down RT4 pushing his wheels. God don't want him and Hell is afraid he'll stink up the joint.
I haven't either and I go to the gym where his car has been parked most of the time lately. It hasn't been moved and I haven't seen him at all. I saw him every day before so I wouldn't be surprised if it was him who passed.
Chipmunk
New Member
Sorry, but that's the funniest comment I've heard....I heard he was there but got shipped up to Washington, no one has seen or heard from him since.
RareBreed
Throwing the deuces
There is a post on Calvert Co's FB page about this and 70+ answers ranging from dead from car or heat stroke to alive but hospitalized to alien abduction. What's funny is that several people quote "reliable sources like the Sheriff's or the guy's family, yet the answers are polar opposites as to whether he's still alive.
gemma_rae
Well-Known Member
I gave him a ride to BWI last week where he caught his flight to Aruba. He sent me some pictures of himself and some blonde woman snorkling. I'll see if I can post the pictures later.
This quote was taken from Calvert County Maryland Facebook
An update on Bill Hall: He is now at the Genesis Health Care Center in LaPlata with a serious back infection. There are rumors going around that he died (along with he is rich, a Viet Nam vet, ect.) He does have some issues and needs our prayers. He misses Calvert County and is very lonely, so, if anyone would be so kind to visit, that would be wonderful. The address: 1 Magnolia Circle, LaPlata, MD.
Blessings!
An update on Bill Hall: He is now at the Genesis Health Care Center in LaPlata with a serious back infection. There are rumors going around that he died (along with he is rich, a Viet Nam vet, ect.) He does have some issues and needs our prayers. He misses Calvert County and is very lonely, so, if anyone would be so kind to visit, that would be wonderful. The address: 1 Magnolia Circle, LaPlata, MD.
Blessings!
Hank
my war
RareBreed
Throwing the deuces
I would think a bunch of strangers coming to visit would creep him out. Plus what do you say to him? I drive past you all the time and heard you were sick so I stopped by to say hi? Awkward! Sending a card is one thing but going up there to meet him in person sounds strange to me. If you weren't so inclined to approach him on the street, why would you in a hospital?
doubtfull24
New Member
Wow that is great news not about the infection but that he is alive! I am sorry for posting what I did but I thought it was true. Will have to send him a card.
afjess1989
Amount of F##Ks given, 0
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We had a fellow like this in my home town in Massachusetts when I was a kid, everyone called him Tiger.
When he passed away the police found a Silver Star, Purple Heart and other decorations, along with some documents showing he had served well in WW 2, amongst his meager possessions.
The VFW and American Legion got together to give him a proper burial.
Sgt William Ashley, US Army WW2, combat fatigue got to him and he was the town hobo and drunk.
His family, who disowned him due to shame, has been in town since the 1640's.
Those that knew, never talked while he was alive and could have used the help.
Maybe Bill has a similar story, maybe not.
We had a fellow like this in my home town in Massachusetts when I was a kid, everyone called him Tiger.
When he passed away the police found a Silver Star, Purple Heart and other decorations, along with some documents showing he had served well in WW 2, amongst his meager possessions.
The VFW and American Legion got together to give him a proper burial.
Sgt William Ashley, US Army WW2, combat fatigue got to him and he was the town hobo and drunk.
His family, who disowned him due to shame, has been in town since the 1640's.
Those that knew, never talked while he was alive and could have used the help.
Maybe Bill has a similar story, maybe not.
I just copied and pasted this post. I am guessing that since it came from someone who has been involved with him somehow, she was passing it on to those concerned. I don't think it was intended for "strangers" to show up there. I have had dealings in the past with him, never had a problem, however I would not go visit him. I may buy him a cup of coffee when he returns. I wish all the best to him. I was taught not to judge unless I have walked a mile in someone's shoes.
Hank
my war
His trash and car (or trash car) and push cart is finally gone... It was sitting over near the gym for awhile since whatever happened to him.