Bill Stinchfield

Jack and I were deeply saddened to hear of Bill's passing. He was a great influence on both our lives, as a friend, fellow Realtor and mentor. It was through Stinchfield Realty that Jack and I met almost 30 years ago. He had a special quiet way about him that will be missed. The family is in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.

Bill was one of most respected real estate/insurance people we had the privilege of knowing during our residence time in Helena. His legacy will live on. Ralph & Darlene Shook

Dear Family of Bill
Although I got to golf with your dad only a few times, I will never forget the last time I was with him. He was retrieving a ball and fell head long into the ditch. It was pretty scary at first, but became hysterical later when we knew he was OK. He came up sputtering with mud covering his face, glasses, everywhere. He was a great guy to be able to spend time with and will certainly be missed by all who knew him.

Bill will be missed but ALL who passed his way at any off the many places he visited

Julie and Family,
I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your Dad, you will all be in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

While Bill has passed on to a better place now,we know how much he will be missed and we extend our sympathy.Bill was a fine and gentle person that we were privileged to know.

Hit 'em straight Bill!

Brian & Jean Peacock

One of Bill's favorite expressions when he flubbed a golf shot or missed a spare in bowling was "Damn it Bill. Bill (Stinky) was like a father to me besides one of my best friends. Gone but certainly not forgotten. So here is one for you. Damn it Bill!