Obituary for Gerald Craig Correll
Gerald Craig Correll of Reisterstown, MD, died peacefully on Friday, November 6th,2020, at Carroll Hospital Center. He is survived by his beloved wife Kathryn (nee Yaffey) Correll. Son Miquel Corelli and his fiancée Dawn Ellen. Daughters Angela (nee Correll) Nelson and her husband Todd Nelson, Amy Estes and her wife Jennifer Reed. Son Keith Estes. Grandchildren Jordan and Joshua Reed-Estes, Noah Corelli, Isabella and Max Nelson.
Mr. Correll was born on November 5, 1939 in Rockingham County, NC to the late Craig Alonzo Correll and Daisy May (nee Price) Correll. He was preceded by his brother Harry and his sisters Sue and Mary.
Mr. Correll ran a successful company, M&A sales until he retired. After retirement, he continued to work part-time until his death. Gerald enjoyed life and if you ever had the pleasure of meeting him, you would undoubtably hear about the 50 military push-ups and sit-ups he did every day along with a fun-loving story that made you smile. Gerald had a strong faith and enjoyed boating and gardening and was a car enthusiast as well. Above all, he loved spending time with his family.
The family will have a celebration of life for Gerald in the Spring. As that time gets closer, more information will be posted on Gerald's facebook page with details. In the meantime, please feel free to share pictures and memories of your time with him. It is greatly appreciated by the family.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to his favorite rescue. https://associationforanimalrights.org/pages/about-us
Mr. Correll was born on November 5, 1939 in Rockingham County, NC to the late Craig Alonzo Correll and Daisy May (nee Price) Correll. He was preceded by his brother Harry and his sisters Sue and Mary.
Mr. Correll ran a successful company, M&A sales until he retired. After retirement, he continued to work part-time until his death. Gerald enjoyed life and if you ever had the pleasure of meeting him, you would undoubtably hear about the 50 military push-ups and sit-ups he did every day along with a fun-loving story that made you smile. Gerald had a strong faith and enjoyed boating and gardening and was a car enthusiast as well. Above all, he loved spending time with his family.
The family will have a celebration of life for Gerald in the Spring. As that time gets closer, more information will be posted on Gerald's facebook page with details. In the meantime, please feel free to share pictures and memories of your time with him. It is greatly appreciated by the family.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to his favorite rescue. https://associationforanimalrights.org/pages/about-us