Dr. William "Bill" Edward Alley

Along with the Trinity High School Class of 61, Washington, PA, I continue to remember our kind, thoughtful, and compassionate classmate, Bill Alley and continue to keep his family in our prayers for comfort and peace that only God can give.

My sincerest condolences to Jacobina and the rest of Bill's surviving family. I was in one of Bill's weddings and he was in one of my weddings. We in 1965 when we were both stationed at the lab at Lackland.
Bill had a sharp intellect and a great sensitivity for the plight of others, and was very understanding. I feel fortunate I was able to see Bill in 2005 when I visited Texas. He is missed.

Dear Mrs. Alley and Family, Learning of Bill's passing comes as a sadness and a loss to us all. I am truly sorry for your loss. I served as one of Bill's high school teachers. He was a student of the highest calibre: punctual with his assignments and cooperative in classroom discussions. I am certain that he continued with those virtues as a family man. I am confident that he communicated with all of you. May each of you have special and unique memories to keep with you forever. Sincerely,...

Jacobina, Ronna and I extend our deepest sympathy at your loss. Bill was such a good friend and mentor to me for so many years at Lackland and Brooks and I was so saddened to hear of his passing. I have nothing but fond memories of all the time we spent together -- Bill will be missed by all who knew him.

We want to extend our sincere condolences to you, Jacobina, at this time of great loss. Reading Bill's obit made us wish we had known him personally.

My deepest sympathy.

Many caring thoughts and prayers go out to the family.
Sincerely,
Marsha Johnson Work

Our sincere sympathy at the loss of Bill. May the Lords love and comfort be with you, Tom and Sylvia Fasone

I'm so sorry to hear of Bills passing. We had so much fun in the summers at Majorsville Pa. I will tell my father of 97, Albert of his passing. He will truly be missed by all that knew him.