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Peggy Wmslue
January 7, 2018
Worked with Bill between 1990 and 1994. He was a professional and nice to work with during those years. So sorry he has passed.
Jan Durham
April 5, 2017
I was so shocked to learned today that Bill had passed away. I worked with Bill many years at DNREC. He was a great friend and colleague. Rest in Peace Our Friend.
Love,
Jan Durham
Len Carrescia
February 2, 2017
Bill was my "Little Brother" in Sigma Chi at Dickinson. He was such a marvelous athlete (an All-American swimmer), it's a shock to learn that now, he's gone. Rest In Peace, Brother.
Roy Miller
January 6, 2017
I attended Bill's memorial service on Tuesday. Here are some thoughts I would like to share with his family and friends. Those of us who worked for the Division of Fish and Wildlife recognized a kindred spirit in Bill. He always was on the conservation side of any natural resource issue and was a tireless advocate for those resources. After retirement he continued his environmental advocacy, even if it was politically unpopular. On a personal level I fondly remember a couple of fishing trips with Bill. One in particular speaks to his love of the outdoors and his competitive side. We were scheduled to attend an Inland Bays STAC (Scientific and Statistical Advisory Committee) meeting in Lewes. I suggested that Bill bring a fly rod or spinning rod so that we could fish on the Cape Henlopen flats after the meeting. When the meeting was finally over, we raced down to Henlopen Point and waded out on the flats at low tide. He went out on a finger slough about 80 yards from me. After fishing a while, I managed to take a 24" striped bass on my fly rod which I held up by the lip so Bill could see it before I released it. I never saw him catch anything, but since I wasn't watching him the whole time, I didn't know what he caught, if anything. At the end of our excursion he walked over to me and I asked how he did. He stared at me for a second or two and finally said "I hate you Miller." I will miss you Bill, as will all of us associated with the Inland Bays, estuaries, and freshwater wetlands of DE.
Robert Riggin
January 4, 2017
His father was my Doctor growing up in Laurel and I remember him from High School. He was a year or two older than me. Really friendly in school.
Cathy Martin
January 3, 2017
Worked for many years with Bill, he at Water Resources and me at Fish & Wildlife. I consider him a true gentleman who always did his best for the environment.
Doug Parham
December 31, 2016
Even though we grew up in the same home town- Laurel I didn't meet Bill till 2006 at the Center for the Inland Bays. I subsequently had the pleasure of inviting him to become the First President of the newly formed non profit Inland Bays Foundation. He was a hard working fella that I really admired. I also attended his brother Charlie's funeral a year of so ago. They both will be missed.
Jim Daimus
December 31, 2016
So sorry for your loss. Knew Bill from way back in my DNREC days and looked to him for advice in starting up a business. He was a good man....
Robert L Adams jr
December 30, 2016
Katherine and family, I was very sorry to learn of Bill's passing. I served on the Board of Directors of the IBF with Bill. I always enjoyed his humor and his deep desire to advocate on behalf of our Inland Bays. Like all of you, I will miss him. Sincerely, Bob Adams
December 30, 2016
Very saddened to hear of Bill's passing. Worked with him at DNREC, and he always made me smile/laugh. God bless Bill and his family.
Karen Sammons
Jim and Jan Morris
December 30, 2016
So deeply sorry to hear of Bill's passing. What a great guy, so funny. See you later Tin Man.
From the Staff of Trader Funeral Home
December 30, 2016
Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.
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