Philip Lloyd Welch, Sr. 85 of Charlotte Hall died on Tuesday December 29, 2015 quietly at his home surrounded by his family and friends. Born on June 24, 1930 in Benedict, he was the youngest son of the late Louis Sylvester Welch, Sr. and Mary Ella Goldsmith Welch. He lived most of his life in Charlotte Hall and loved his hometown of Benedict. Some of his interests were fishing, crabbing, piddling and loved baseball. He didn’t miss many days throughout his lifetime either, working on or around the river or just watching all the activities on the river. He spent many pleasurable times on the shore sitting in his “Little” building. He entered the military in April of 1953 as part of Company B, 801st Engineering Aviation Battalion Stationed in Germany. He rose to the rank of corporal in April 1953 and earned the good conduct medal. In October of 1953 he was transferred to the US Army Reserves, serving until 1959. During his time in the reserves he was a carpenter with his brother Sam in Washington DC until he started working for SMECO in 1956. He worked for SMECO for 36 years retiring in 1992. He helped build […]
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