William S. Cahill, Jr.

I am so sorry for your loss. He was a great man. (You may or may not remember: I was a newspaper reporter for the Palladium Times during the 1970s.) My best to you.

I am so sorry for your loss! Sending my thoughts and prayers to your family. I didnt know Mr. Cahill personally, but my teacher, Mr. Cahill shared so many stories about his dad.

Sending Our Blessing to The Cahill Family: What wonderful Memories of Mr. C and your entire Family as wonderful Neighbors on West 8th. Mr. Cahill Served his Country and The City of Oswego with Dedication to All. We so enjoyed all of You and will Cherish those wonderful memories! From My Family we wish you All Gods Blessing at this Time. Always Marilyn Boyzuick

Mrs. C and the Cahill family,
So sorry to hear about Mr. C's passing. I have so many great memories of working at the fish market in the early 90's, but one of my favorites was watching Mr. C handfeed peanuts to the squirrels on the back deck. Such a kind soul. May you take comfort in knowing how loved and respected he was.

Bill was a wonderful man and a great asset to the city of Oswego. We are so sorry for Ann, Mary, Anne & Bill. We pray that the great memories will sustain you as you adjust to such a loss.

Aunt Ann, Mary, Anne and Bill. This is a very nice tribute to Uncle Bill. Love and blessings to you during this sad time.

Mrs. Cahill, Mary, Anne, Bill and family:

We are so saddened by the passing of Mr. Cahill. Many good times and stories with him through the years. You will all be in our thoughts and prayers. He built a legacy in Oswego that will live on for years to come. Cherish the memories and think of all the good he did not only for your family, but the entire community of Oswego

Jeff and Susan Jung

Bill; was a giant of a man although you would never know it from him. He was gentle and kind and would help anyone. I had the pleasure of working for him for eight years when he was mayor. He made many great contributions to the well being of the residents of the City. He captained this City and got things done in a quiet and modest way. He always had a twinkle in his eye and a hearty laugh. I will miss the Captain of the Eleanor D. Your voyage is over my friend , you've earned your rest.