William Neville . Iii

Billy and I had a long telephone conversation less than a month ago, and as usual he had numerous stories and updates on friends from Ole Miss days. He was always a pleasure to be with and loved his work with men's clothing about which he was quite knowledgeable.

A loss to all who knew him.

Dean Copeland

A very sad week as I have lost two college friends and Ole Miss fraternity brothers. McComb helped raise two special men in Billy Neville and Jay Travis. While living in Memphis we remained friends and stayed in contact for over fifty years until Jay's health declined. My sincere condolence to Melissa, John Beard and the entire family.

I always look forward to Billy's stories and he always delivered. Its true he never met a stranger and was never at a loss for words. He was a true master of his trade and A true gentleman of his time.
Rest in Peace, Billy. You will be missed by many.
John Price

Tom and I would like to express our deepest sympathy in the passing of Billy. He was a true trailblazer at The Rogue by his dedication and attention to customer service . He was always so kind and thoughtful to my parents, Bob and Dennie Brumfield and continued up until recently staying in touch. They thought the world of him as did so many people in McComb. Rest in peace, dear Billy.

Melissa, Key, Missie and Paige-
We Toth's are so sorry for your loss .i can hear that sweet, southern voice announcing himself at the pearly gates just as he did in every phone call: it's Billy Neville.
Thats says it all.
It is with tremendous sadness & selfishness over not sharing in his wonder that we surrender Billy to the Lord he served so deeply & joyously during his lifetime.
We STILL need Billy's loving ways so...He will continue to be our guardian angel.He'll...

My sincere and heartfelt condolences in the passing of my dear friend and one of my brother Jay's best friends. Jay passed away within hours, maybe even minutes, of Billy; they had done so much together, so I suppose it was only fitting that they should leave this world at almost the same time.

To Sue and John Beard, Key, Missie, Paige - and all the others who loved Billy,
I can hardly think of a time when Harry wasn't talking about Billy and the fun they had - how he admired Mr. Neville (banker of McComb) and had learned so much of life being around the Nevilles during his college years and young professional steps into the world. Your family meant the world to us Frazers. Billy was an incredible, loving man. My deepest sympathy and prayers for all of you are being...

Please accept my very sincere condolences on the death of sweet Billy. I will always remember him so fondly because he was so kind, thoughtful and generous with everyone
he met. He was always wonderful to me and I will miss his engaging personality and interesting stories.
Praying for the family and all who loved him and those he loved. Elizabeth Knight