William D. "Pop Pop" Bailey Jr.

MaryPage and family: Our heartfelt condolences on the loss of your dad. The great legacy of this loved man lives on in each of you. Remember this, those who live in the hearts of others never really pass away. You and your dad are in our thoughts and prayers. Pete Teague and family, Wilmington, DE.

To the Baileys: my deepest condolences on the loss of Mr. Bailey. I worked with him for over 17 years at Bayard. He was a kind thoughtful man that found a place in many of our hearts at Bayard.
Joanne Owens

To Mary Page and the Bailey family: condolences from the Notre Dame Class of 1956 family --- we
have lost a wonderful Classsmate/friend, who will
always be be remembered for wonderful friendship
over the years since we shared some 60 years ago.
John Manion

Mrs. Bailey and Family,

I will always remember Mr. Bailey as a kind and gentle man when I worked for him at The Bayard Firm. My prayer for you is that the God of all comfort continue to comfort you and give you strength to carry on. He will never leave or forsake you.

Prayerfully submitted,

My condolences and prayers to Bill's family. I lost contact with Bill years ago after my departure from ND. Bill and I traveled back and forth from Wilmington to South Bend as well as on campus. Bill was my mentor.
Ed Ianni ND '58 from New Castle

My deepest condolences on Bill's passing. I knew him best for his tireless work on behalf of the Red Clay Valley Scenic Byway. Bill represented Mt. Cuba Center and I worked with the Delaware Nature Society as consultant and Steering Committee Co-Chair. Bill's involement was crucial to the success of the Byway planning process and I will always remember is wise, steady, calm guidance. His dedication went above and beyond as he continued with the effort long after his work with Mt. Cuba eneded....