William Allgood

I was a clerk for Top in Fort Bragg in 1968-69. He played 2nd base and I played 3rd on the Battery fast pitch team. We were a pretty good double play combo. Here it is April, 2018 and am just finding out
about this. Would really have liked to talk to him again. So sorry for your loss, even though it is 8 years later. My name is Tom Wainright from Minnesota.

Dad it is still hard to beleive that you are no longer here with us. During the day I will do something and I swear I can hear your voice, or see your smile, or just feel your presents. You always loved when need and was there to wipe the tears away when I was little. By the way Thanks for my "Kennady Bed" . I never told you enough just how much you ment to me or how much I missed when you were gone. I was blessed to have you for my DAD

hi Rose I would have written before but I just found this place or I would have written before I'm sorry about Bill he was a wonderful guy and you were perfect together just keep yourself busy now and remember he is better off now with the lord and someday you will be with him again I love you and pray for you Mary Lou

Mrs. Allgood, I have never met you, but I served in Viet Nam with "Top" in 1967-68 with the 4th/42nd Arty. My name is Bob Richison. I thought a lot of "Top" and had been looking forward to seeing him at one of our reunions. I just happened to find his Obit through Facebook. My sincere condolences to you and your family. My email address is [email protected]

Rose, I am so sorry for your loss. Bill was a wonderful man - just as you are a wonderful lady. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

We started our marriage with a kiss and ended it with a kiss. He was in my arms when our Lord took him.

Please accept my deepest sympathies.

Sarah, my thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time in life. Just know your father is in a better place.