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Lake City, Fla. - William G. Causebrook, 79, of Lake City Fla., passed away Nov. 16, 2013, in Haven Hospice after an extended illness.
Causebrook has been living in Florida for 43 years, after moving there from Little Valley. Then moving to Fort White, in 1971, he owned a 55-acre beef farm for 35 years before moving to Lake City.
He was a Lieutenant in the Reception Medical Center in Lake Butler, Fla. and then was a contractor for several years. He was also an avid golfer. He attended Little Valley Central School and got his GED at the prison while working there.
He is survived by his wife of 57 years, Joy Engelhaupt Causebrook; a daughter, Sherry (Tom) Stills; two stepdaughters, Peggy (William) Crossfield, of Little Valley; and Katheleen (Wayne) Johnson, of Randolph; a son, Eddie (Mary) Causebrook; four grandchildren, LeWanda (David Paul) Kight, of Live Oak, Fla., Christopher Causebrook, Paula Causebrook and Alanna Causebrook. Step-grandchildren, Lynn Crossfield, Matthew Miller; great-grandsons, Zachary Miller, Corry Miller, Levi Kight; great-granddaughter, Ellie Walters. A brother, Robert (Laura) Causebrook, of Lake Wales, Fla.
He was predeceased by a son, William (Billy) Causebrook Jr.; a brother, John Causebrook; sisters, Irene Edwards, Katherine Wilkinson and Susan Pritchard; his parents, George and Bernice Causebrook, who passed away in 1993 and 1981; and a step-grandson, Chad Miller.
There will be no memorial or service. The family asks donations be made to the Heart Fund. Arrangements are under the direction of Dees-Parrish Family Funeral Home. See more at legacy.com.
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Should You go first & I remain to walk the road alone,I'll live in memories garden dear,with happy days we've known.In spring I'll wait for roses red,when faded,the lilacs blue,In early fall when brown leaves fall,I'll catch a glimpse of you.Should you go first & I remain,for battle to be fought,Each thing you've touched along the way will be a hallowed spot.I'll hear your voice,I'll see your smile,though blindly I may grope,The memory of your helping hand will bouy me on with hope.Should you go first & I remain,one thing I'll have to do,Walk slowly down that long path,for soon I'll follow you.I want to know each step you take,so I may take the same.For someday down that lonely road you'll hear me call your name.
To my honey!I love you!
Joy Causebrook
December 8, 2013
We will see him again. John 5:28
December 8, 2013
I am so sorry for your loss. God bless you and keep you strong.
Dawn Peterson
November 26, 2013
Kathy & Wayne Johnson
November 24, 2013
Peggy & Bill Crossfield
November 24, 2013
My thoughts and prayers go out to the family. Bill was a fine, wonderful man. I enjoyed the time I spent with him. He and his whole family were so good to me. I cannot find the words to express how much I care about all of you. I will never forget him or any of the family. He and Billy are together now and that is a comfort to me. Donna Rush Duncan
Donna Duncan
November 23, 2013
I will miss you my daddy.You will forever & always be in our hearts.God be with you.Love you always,your daughter Sherry
November 22, 2013
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