Lawrence Watts

My Dear Big Brother:

Bill, I'm truly sorry we failed to stay in contact over the years. I will always remember the three weeks you spent in Seattle with me and my family. I'm forever grateful to you for toilet training little Patty. The method was quite unique, but effective. I don't know if you could do it in a house with wall-to-wall carpets.
Know this dear Bill you were always the big brother I looked up to and will be so for all the days of my life.
Bill I loved you and look...

Uncle Bill,

I wish we could have been able to share more time together as I grew older. I remember you coming to Seatle and helping my mother after her delivery with my sister. I was probably about 4 years old. I'll always remember the space needle you made out of my toy blocks. I think that was both the first and last time we met. I'll forever cherish that little memory of you.

Bye,
Your nephew, Bill Watts

Hi Bill,

I remember the "great" days. I was and still am proud how long and well you served our country. Especially, when I sat in comfort at home, often griping about some minor inconvenience. A job well done, big Brother.
You knew many seasons, may this inevitable winter we all face, and into which you have preceded us, be transformed to something awesome in the hereafter.

I love you

Brother Eugene

Goodbye Bill