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Sandy bihn
February 9, 2022
Bill was a kind special caring giving person
And lover of nature and water
Miss his inspiration and calls
Jan Dixon
February 5, 2020
Bill was a great force for justice and conservation!!
Susan Pratt
February 16, 2012
I am sorry to hear about your loss. Your family has been in my thoughts and prayers.
Sandy Bihn
February 12, 2012
Bill was a true environmentalist. Planting trees, pulling weeds, watching the highways and byways as he drove - finding people to call and ways to help our planet earth.
Sandy Bihn
Lake Erie Waterkeeper
I remember him going to help the people in Katrina and going several times after to help. I remember him helping a cause in Alaska and getting needed items for Kitty Todd and other enviro projects here. He called regularly and asked how Lake Erie was doing. I missed his last call several weeks ago and am said we did not have that conversation.
Bill will always be an inspiration to the work I do in Lake Erie and for the Toledo Lighthouse. He will always be someone I think of when trying to make the right decision for the earth and for friends and family.
He will be missed a lot but will always remain alive with his role model ways of life.
Daniel Bollett
February 12, 2012
I met Bill in the late 60's when both of us were Toledo Blade carriers. Immediately, we became BEST friends and did pretty much everything together. We enjoyed playing cards, fishing, hunting, and the thing he liked best was betting on the ponies at Raceway Park. We were inseparable! Bill would show up at my house in the mornings and have a cup of coffee with my father and me. He always had a joke for my dad that would start our day with laughter. Then, we would leave and spend the rest of the day together. This went on for a number of years until girls caught our eye. Even after that, we still kept in touch. He was my Bestman and I was was his. After marriage, we often got together as couples and enjoyed spending time together. Life got very complicated as children started to arrive and work became very important to both of us,this was the thing that finally caused some distance between us. Bill was always in my heart, always considered my best friend,and when we did reconnect it was like time had stood still. We still thought the same way, had the same interest, and enjoyed talking with eash other about family, friends, life, politics, and values. To his children~ Patrick, Kelly (Matthew),and Kevin~ he always had a smile on his face and a sparkle in his eye when he spoke of you, he was very proud of you all. To his siblings ~Meg, Mark,and Michael, your brother loves you all very much and would exspress that to me often. He missed Diane so much and told me towards the end, he was happy he was going to get to see her again. To you Bill~ Until we meet again, my friend, I will always keep you in my heart and thoughts.I loved you Bill like a brother.For you were the brother I always wished I had. Love, Dan
Carolyn Gadus Stafford
February 12, 2012
Mike
Praying for the Sullivan family and that I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you and your family. May your memories of Bill give you strength and help you through this tough time.
Katie Johnson
February 11, 2012
Kevin, We are so sorry for your huge loss of your father. We are sending prayers to you and your family. As always we are here if you need us.
Katie and Scott Johnson
Sarah Veselenak
February 11, 2012
I knew Bill through my husband John. Bill became one of my husband's best friends. What a wonderful and caring life he led. Our deepest sympathies go out to your family.
John Veselenak
February 11, 2012
Bill was my good friend. I have never known a more giving and honorable man. I will miss him a great deal.
Sherry Ellen Scott, Don Eischen
February 11, 2012
Please accept our deepest sympathies.
Jan Dixon
February 11, 2012
I was so sorry to hear of Bill's medical problems and even more sadened by his passing. He was a hero in my eyes - always thinking of others and the needs of Kitty Todd Nature Conservancy. He gave and gave and was so appriciated by those who knew him. I am glad he was so well cared for at St. Vincent's and by his family. He will truly be missed and his acts of kindness and concern will live on in all he helped to accomplish at Kitty Todd. I feel fortunate to have known him.
Jan Dixon
Jessica Skeels
February 11, 2012
Patrick, sending you prayers and hugs!!!
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