John G. Castles

1925–2001 (age 76)

Biography

John G. Castles was born in 1925 and lived a life of purpose and dedication. He was known to those who knew him as a person of principle and reliability, contributing meaningfully to his community throughout his years.

Castles passed away in 2001 and was laid to rest at Oak Hill Cemetery. His memory is cherished by his family and friends, who remember him as a valued presence in their lives.

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