William-Abbot-Obituary

William Y. Abbot

Hershey, Pennsylvania

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Hershey - It is with great sorrow we announce the death of Bill, February 26, 2014. Survived by his wife of 61 years, Carol; son, Tim of Hershey; daughter Leslie and husband Stacey Kato and grandchildren Aidan and Abbey Kato of Santa Ana, CA. Bill was retired from the Lebanon VA Hospital where...

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My deepest condolences. May the family find strength in the words of Isaiah 51:12, "I myself am the One that is comforting you.

There never were better friends than carol and bill.bill was the gentlest soul I ever met.he was so kind and funny and you knew in your depths that this man really cares about me and all people he meets.he loved you so much carol.wishing he was still physically next to you but what a wonderful life you had together.his memories are forever.love,tom

Aunt Carol and Uncle Bill enjoying Mark's cooking.

Our deepest sympathies, amid fond remembrances of "Uncle Bill". Mark and I (And Cholla, too) were so glad we got to spend some time with Aunt Carol, and Uncle Bill around the time of my Mom's surgery back in October. We had some great times that month with Mark cooking "pork and kraut" for all - instead of a Church dinner.
I have many more good memories - thoughts with Aunt Carol, Leslie and Family, and Tim.

My deepest sympathy goes out to Carol, Tim and Leslie in this time of loss. Bill always had a warm greeting smile and a kind caring soul that always made me feel welcome. He will be Greatly missed.

Love always,
Stacey A. Robenseifner

Words cannot express our sorrow of the news of Bill's passing.We had so many good times at Travelers Rest,playing golf and ABC Pizza.Our condolences to Carol and children.

Oh my, what a treasure he was to Holy Trinity Lutheran! His sense of humor, sincere interest and thoughtfulness to others will be missed. My prayers are with you all.

Pat Rhine

We want to extend our deepest sympathy to the family. You are in our prayers. May God Bless you.
The Rickmers---Bill, Sheryl, Keith

See you later uncle Bill!

I first met Bill October of 1970, my first day of employment at the VA Medical Center. Bill welcomed me to the staff and made me feel right at home. Bill served as a mentor to me, not only there at the VA, but in my private life as well. I saw what a deep love and devotion he had for Carol and his entire family.Though I was not married at the time, I thought that's what I want. Bill encouraged me to join the Army Reserve when I came back to the VA in 1974 from serving on active duty. I did...