Sun, The (Baltimore, MD) - September 20, 2016
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The Rev. Charles Carroll Eads passed away peacefully Sep 17, 2016. Having grown up in Baltimore City, he was a longtime Harford County resident; on retirement he moved to Swanton, Md where he resided for 22 years.
Carroll was an exceptional student, skipping 2 grades in Baltimore City Public Schools and being awarded a Senatorial Scholarship to the Univ of Md.
He entered Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria, Va and was ordained in 1946. Although he hoped to be a chaplain in the armed forces, Bishop Rt. Rev. Powell assigned him to 3 Episcopal churches in Harford County, Md.-Holy Cross, Christ Church, and a chapel in Hickory, Md (which closed a year later).
After ministering in these churches for 48 years, he retired at age 70 as the longest serving priest in the Md. Episcopal Diocese. Carroll was the third of 4 brothers, the eldest two passing away at young ages. Carroll and his brother, Bob, traveled extensively in the U.S. and into Canada and Mexico.
After Bob married Jeanne and had 3 daughters, the 6 of them continued to travel with a pop-up camper towed behind Carroll's station wagon. Carroll enjoyed a life filled with fun and wonderful experiences.
Carroll is survived by brother, Robert Gordon Cooper Eads , 3 nieces - Carol Ann Schexnayder, Deborah E. Greene, Pamela E. Vecella, 2 grandnieces and 1 grandnephew. A Celebration of Life service will be held at Holy Cross Episcopal Church 4710 Route 24, Street, Maryland 21154 on Sunday, October 23 at 2:00 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the educational scholarships Carroll set up: The Wilson Scholarship at Holy Cross Episcopal Church, P.O. Box 103 Street, Maryland 21154, or The Eads Scholarship at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 301 South Mineral Street, Keyser, West Virginia 26726.
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The Rev. Charles Carroll Eads passed away peacefully Sep 17, 2016. Having grown up in Baltimore City, he was a longtime Harford County resident; on retirement he moved to Swanton, Md where he resided for 22 years.
Carroll was an exceptional student, skipping 2 grades in Baltimore City Public Schools and being awarded a Senatorial Scholarship to the Univ of Md.
He entered Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria, Va and was ordained in 1946. Although he hoped to be a chaplain in the armed forces, Bishop Rt. Rev. Powell assigned him to 3 Episcopal churches in Harford County, Md.-Holy Cross, Christ Church, and a chapel in Hickory, Md (which closed a year later).
After ministering in these churches for 48 years, he retired at age 70 as the longest serving priest in the Md. Episcopal Diocese. Carroll was the third of 4 brothers, the eldest two passing away at young ages. Carroll and his brother, Bob, traveled extensively in the U.S. and into Canada and Mexico.
After Bob married Jeanne and had 3 daughters, the 6 of them continued to travel with a pop-up camper towed behind Carroll's station wagon. Carroll enjoyed a life filled with fun and wonderful experiences.
Carroll is survived by brother, Robert Gordon Cooper Eads , 3 nieces - Carol Ann Schexnayder, Deborah E. Greene, Pamela E. Vecella, 2 grandnieces and 1 grandnephew. A Celebration of Life service will be held at Holy Cross Episcopal Church 4710 Route 24, Street, Maryland 21154 on Sunday, October 23 at 2:00 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the educational scholarships Carroll set up: The Wilson Scholarship at Holy Cross Episcopal Church, P.O. Box 103 Street, Maryland 21154, or The Eads Scholarship at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 301 South Mineral Street, Keyser, West Virginia 26726.
Sun, The (Baltimore, MD) - September 20, 2016
Edition: First GenericSection: ObituariesPage: 12
The Rev. Charles Carroll Eads passed away peacefully Sep 17, 2016. Having grown up in Baltimore City, he was a longtime Harford County resident; on retirement he moved to Swanton, Md where he resided for 22 years.
Carroll was an exceptional student, skipping 2 grades in Baltimore City Public Schools and being awarded a Senatorial Scholarship to the Univ of Md.
He entered Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria, Va and was ordained in 1946. Although he hoped to be a chaplain in the armed forces, Bishop Rt. Rev. Powell assigned him to 3 Episcopal churches in Harford County, Md.-Holy Cross, Christ Church, and a chapel in Hickory, Md (which closed a year later).
After ministering in these churches for 48 years, he retired at age 70 as the longest serving priest in the Md. Episcopal Diocese. Carroll was the third of 4 brothers, the eldest two passing away at young ages. Carroll and his brother, Bob, traveled extensively in the U.S. and into Canada and Mexico.
After Bob married Jeanne and had 3 daughters, the 6 of them continued to travel with a pop-up camper towed behind Carroll's station wagon. Carroll enjoyed a life filled with fun and wonderful experiences.
Carroll is survived by brother, Robert Gordon Cooper Eads , 3 nieces - Carol Ann Schexnayder, Deborah E. Greene, Pamela E. Vecella, 2 grandnieces and 1 grandnephew. A Celebration of Life service will be held at Holy Cross Episcopal Church 4710 Route 24, Street, Maryland 21154 on Sunday, October 23 at 2:00 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the educational scholarships Carroll set up: The Wilson Scholarship at Holy Cross Episcopal Church, P.O. Box 103 Street, Maryland 21154, or The Eads Scholarship at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 301 South Mineral Street, Keyser, West Virginia 26726.
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The Rev. Charles Carroll Eads passed away peacefully Sep 17, 2016. Having grown up in Baltimore City, he was a longtime Harford County resident; on retirement he moved to Swanton, Md where he resided for 22 years.
Carroll was an exceptional student, skipping 2 grades in Baltimore City Public Schools and being awarded a Senatorial Scholarship to the Univ of Md.
He entered Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria, Va and was ordained in 1946. Although he hoped to be a chaplain in the armed forces, Bishop Rt. Rev. Powell assigned him to 3 Episcopal churches in Harford County, Md.-Holy Cross, Christ Church, and a chapel in Hickory, Md (which closed a year later).
After ministering in these churches for 48 years, he retired at age 70 as the longest serving priest in the Md. Episcopal Diocese. Carroll was the third of 4 brothers, the eldest two passing away at young ages. Carroll and his brother, Bob, traveled extensively in the U.S. and into Canada and Mexico.
After Bob married Jeanne and had 3 daughters, the 6 of them continued to travel with a pop-up camper towed behind Carroll's station wagon. Carroll enjoyed a life filled with fun and wonderful experiences.
Carroll is survived by brother, Robert Gordon Cooper Eads , 3 nieces - Carol Ann Schexnayder, Deborah E. Greene, Pamela E. Vecella, 2 grandnieces and 1 grandnephew. A Celebration of Life service will be held at Holy Cross Episcopal Church 4710 Route 24, Street, Maryland 21154 on Sunday, October 23 at 2:00 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the educational scholarships Carroll set up: The Wilson Scholarship at Holy Cross Episcopal Church, P.O. Box 103 Street, Maryland 21154, or The Eads Scholarship at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 301 South Mineral Street, Keyser, West Virginia 26726.
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