Charles Wesley Hall,” Wes”, 76, of Prince Frederick, Maryland passed away July 8, 2022 in Georgetown University Hospital. Wes was born March 11, 1946 in Prince Frederick, Maryland to the late Joseph Dorman and Sara Ione Hutchins Hall. Besides his parents, Wes is preceded in death by his siblings, Hugh, Charlotte and Jack.
Wes has been a hunter since he was 10 years old. He and his family were life long tobacco farmers. After graduation from high school, Wes went to college to become a Master Barber. He was called home in the 80’s to take care of his mother who had been diagnosed with cancer until she passed away in 1988. After her death, Wes went to work for the Calvert County Government in the Water and Sewer Division, where he received the employee of the month and the employee of the year until his retirement.
Wes was an avid animal lover. In his retirement he spent his time taking care of his goats, Maine Coon cats and up until May 5, his best 4-legged buddy, Rambo, a yellow Lab. Wes was well known and loved by many friends in Calvert County.
Wes is survived by his wife, Cheryl Lee Hall, father of Michael Wm. Herrity, Jr. and his wife Theressa, and Leslie Joanne Clark and her husband Lee. Grandfather of;
Michael W. Herrity, III and his wife Allie, Christian Lee Clark, Jordan Leanne Clark, Logan Charles Herrity, Jeremy Brown, and Britni O’Donnell and her husband Alan. He is also survived his Great Grandchildren; Peyton and Riley Herrity, Oliver Clark, Emma and Ames O’Donnell, and his brother Robert Hall. Wes was loved and will be greatly missed by all of his nieces and nephews.
A Memorial service will be held on a date to be decided in August.
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george owings
October 17 – Obituary: Charles Wesley Hall
Cheryl,
Until I saw you yesterday at the Fairgrounds I had no idea that you, the family and surely Calvert County had lost one
of the nicest men I ever knew. Although a year behind in school and one year apart to the day in age, Wesley had as many friends in the Class of ’63 as he did in his own class of ’64. That is just the way it was in Calvert County so long ago. I see my own grandsons today in school, classes so very much larger, relationships so less meaningful and a way of life all but gone as we knew it growing up here. As I told you when you shared the news, had I known I would have been there to say good-bye.
To you and the family, my best as move forward knowing that the thoughts and prayers of so so many are with you all.
george owings
Kathy Ellis
July 11 – Obituary: Charles Wesley Hall
My deepest Condolences to you Cheryl and the family! Wes was a wonderful and nice man!
Mary Frances Catterton
July 11 – Obituary: Charles Wesley Hall
I will truly miss Wesley. We were good friends. My deepest sympathy to the family.
Connie Cosgrove
July 10 – Obituary: Charles Wesley Hall
Cheryl and family. My deepest sympathy to you and your family. Like Joan and Dottie I grew up with Wesley and road the school bus together. My grandfather Leroy (Soldier) Bowen were friends and hunting buddies. I remember Dorman Raising pheasant for hunting. Wesley was a wonderful kind man and friend. He is truly going to be missed
Sandra Outman
July 9 – Obituary: Charles Wesley Hall
Wes was one of the nicest people I ever knew. I enjoyed working with him in the Water and Sewer Department for many years-what a gentleman! He will surely be missed. Cheryl and family-I am so sorry for your loss. Prayers for you all.
Sandra Outman
Theresa Monnett Trott
July 9 – Obituary: Charles Wesley Hall
So sorry for your loss. He was such a nice guy. The class of 1964 has lost another classmate.
Deepest Sympathy
Bob and Theresa Trott
Dottie Smith Katz
July 8 – Obituary: Charles Wesley Hall
Cheryl & family,
Words can not express my sorry. Wes & I grew up together as our farms were neighbors. We use to swim in the river and dive off the old barge that was pulled ashore. It was used to build the Benedict bridge. We would play baseball, basket ball. We would go over on the farm to one of the ponds and go gigging for bull frogs. Aunt Ione, Wes mother would fry up the legs we thought we where king & queen. When it would snow we made a large snowman of which I still have a picture. Wes & his sister where standing on it & I was beside it. We would go sleigh riding and ice skate on the river building a fire out of old tires. We rode the bus together. As time goes on we went out separate ways always keeping in touch. When Wes & Cheryl got married she became my friend also. This past Christmas my friend Polly & I went to visit them & took banana pudding that Wesley dearly loved. Rest in peace my dear friend and till we meet again.
May God be with you all.
Joan King Jackson
July 8 – Obituary: Charles Wesley Hall
Many trips on the school bus to Huntingtown Elementary from Stoakley Road. Enjoyed knowing Wes and all the fun through high school.
My condolences to his family. I know his smile will be missed.
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