According to Toms River Schools, it's difficult to encapsulate what Correll meant to Toms River and particularly to South because he did so much and impacted so many people in myriad ways.

He was, of course, the voice-- of football games and announcements, of one-on-one conversations and from the front of the classroom. It was a loud voice—his classes and lessons on “Indian spirit” often drowned out teachers in neighboring classrooms, much to students’ delight, and it reverberated throughout the school during morning announcements, throughout the stadium during games—a welcome voice, a familiar voice.