William J. Bartos Jr.

So sorry to hear Bill lost his fight with cancer. He was always there to offer encouragement and show his support in our fight for freedom. My heart goes out to his family. I will miss him, too.

It always saddens me when I hear of the loss of another freedom fighter. There are too few who are willing to make the sacrifices necessary to maintain our freedoms. I can say that I am comforted by the knowledge that there is another advocate in heaven for all of us down here.

Our deepest sympathy to the family. A true American and Freedom Fighter in every sense. We will miss your love of the fight for motorcyclists rights and responsible legislation on all issues. Ride Free Brother see you again at the big motorcycle rally in the sky...we will know it is you by that big American flag on your bike. PJ and Linda

Very sorry to hear of the passing of Wild Bill. My deepest sympathy to his family and loved ones.
George

GOODBYE FRIEND

Friday, September 9, 2005 “Wild Bill” Bartos was taken from us. Bill was battling cancer and complications from shrapnel that he received from his tour of duty in Viet Nam.

I met “Wild Bill” through our mutual passion for motorcycling. We would see each other at different events. He and I were both ABATE members and eventually became friends and would travel together to different legislative activities in Annapolis. We would talk politics, religion,...

In life we meet many people. Some pass through our lives like wind in the trees. Not so with Wild Bill. He was unique. There'll never be another man like him. Our sincere condolences to his family. Love, Jeanie and Roland (USMC India Company 3/9)VietNam, '67/'68