Carroll Hoshall

I am deeply saddened by the passing of Bill, a truly generous and kindhearted man. My friend Anders and I met Bill, as teenagers, in 1978 during a visit from Sweden, and he welcomed us with open arms, offering us work on his farm in Monkton and sharing his world in Maryland and Delaware. His warmth and generosity left a lasting impression, and I was fortunate to reconnect with him 30 years later in Arnold, reminiscing about old times. Bill´s kindness and friendship will always have a special...

Bill was a such a fun guy. Always a pleasure to be around. Always had a smile on his face. Sincere condolences to the family.

Bill was my Grandfather, and although I didn't get to see him since he left Colorado in 2020 I'll always have such amazing memories with him. From crab fishing off his peir as a kid, to driving around Steamboat springs in his old jeep with him, Cindy, and my wife. I truly regret not having him more in my life he was aways a wonderful person to be around. I'm truly truly going to miss him

Carroll and I were among many who grew up together in Roland Park. He was my first love and, whether he knew it or not, had a life-long claim to a special corner in my heart. Love and Godspeed to him.

I was saddened to learn of the passing of Carroll Hoshall. I knew he and his brother Gibson in the old Boy Scout Troop 136 at St David's Church in Roland Park, circa 1951 . Please accept my deepest sympathy to his family and friends.