Early Fred Ogle, 79 died Friday April 20th peacefully at home. Born August 16th, 1938 in Sylvatus, VA, he was the son of the late Heath Monroe and Bessie Frances (Farmer) Ogle.
He moved to Baltimore, MD in his teens to work with his brothers in the family business of construction and home repair. An avid bowler, he belonged to multiple leagues, and he qualified to compete in the Pro-Am tour. A lifelong Orioles fan, he could always be counted on to know the current stats of the team. He enjoyed family reunions and barbeques where he could sit with the family telling stories, and if he wasn’t enjoying eating crab cakes or his favorite desert, ice cream and Hershey’s syrup, he was always up for a game of horseshoes.
He moved to Baltimore, MD in his teens to work with his brothers in the family business of construction and home repair. An avid bowler, he belonged to multiple leagues, and he qualified to compete in the Pro-Am tour. A lifelong Orioles fan, he could always be counted on to know the current stats of the team. He enjoyed family reunions and barbeques where he could sit with the family telling stories, and if he wasn’t enjoying eating crab cakes or his favorite desert, ice cream and Hershey’s syrup, he was always up for a game of horseshoes.
Early Fred Ogle, 79 died Friday April 20th peacefully at home. Born August 16th, 1938 in Sylvatus, VA, he was the son of the late Heath Monroe and Bessie Frances (Farmer) Ogle.
He moved to Baltimore, MD in his teens to work with his brothers in the family business of construction and home repair. An avid bowler, he belonged to multiple leagues, and he qualified to compete in the Pro-Am tour. A lifelong Orioles fan, he could always be counted on to know the current stats of the team. He enjoyed family reunions and barbeques where he could sit with the family telling stories, and if he wasn’t enjoying eating crab cakes or his favorite desert, ice cream and Hershey’s syrup, he was always up for a game of horseshoes.
He moved to Baltimore, MD in his teens to work with his brothers in the family business of construction and home repair. An avid bowler, he belonged to multiple leagues, and he qualified to compete in the Pro-Am tour. A lifelong Orioles fan, he could always be counted on to know the current stats of the team. He enjoyed family reunions and barbeques where he could sit with the family telling stories, and if he wasn’t enjoying eating crab cakes or his favorite desert, ice cream and Hershey’s syrup, he was always up for a game of horseshoes.
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