Pocomoke City, Delaware
Aug 3, 1939 – Aug 11, 2024
REHOBOTH BEACH, DE - William Martin Shettle II, 85, owner of historic Beverly Farm on the Eastern Shore of Maryland in Pocomoke City, died peacefully August 11, 2024, at his summer home in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Mr. Shettle was born August 3, 1939, in New York City, to parents Emily McLean...
Read MoreTaking all of us litte turds out on the boat tubing. It was the first time that I had ever been on a tube before with my friends and his daughter. What a wonderful man... generous as hell, sharp as a tax and knew more than most about just about anything. If he didn´t, he could sure as heck figure it out.
Matthew anagnostakos
September 25, 2024 | Friend
We enjoyed meeting him a few years ago when we were researching my husband's family roots. He is descended from the Dennis family who built Beverly mansion. He graciously gave us a tour of the grounds.
Lynne McAllister
September 18, 2024
Bill Shettle and Peter Clement after winning the US Court Tennis doubles title in 1976. Bill and I won many Whitney Cup team matches for the RCOP for over 15 years at Green Tree on Long Island. He was a tennis, squash and pickle ball player in addition to a court tennis champion. I will always remember his passion and sportsmanship in the many matches we played together. His top spin winners to the dedans and retrieving were second to none. He served on the USCTA as treasurer for...
Peter W. Clement
September 13, 2024
My thoughts are with the Shettle family. Mr. Shettle was a legend at the Racquet Club of Philadelphia. May he continue to beat those chases and may his memory be a blessing.
Jeremy Thompson
September 13, 2024 | Other
