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William F. Tapp

William F. Tapp

Amissville resident

William “Bill" Franklir Tapp, 68, of Amissville, died or May 9, at his residence.

He was born August 27 1938, in Winchester, son of th( late John Adams Tapp ant Mary Bettie Doyle Tapp.

Mr. Tapp was a US Navj veteran, serving in peacetime and a Central Intelligent Agency retiree, who servec with distinction at home anc abroad, receiving the Careei Intelligence Medal in recogni tion of his exceptional achieve ment for more than 30 years o government service.

He was an enthusiasts

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