William P. Carrico

Eight years is both an eternity and a nanosecond. My countless fond memories of Bill are never-ending. Rest in peace, My Good Friend.

Still missing my Bill every day. A love that can never be extinguished.

Linda, I just got back from Alaska, heard about Bill just before we left. I am so sorry for your loss. I met Bill at Billarmine in 1962, he was apiece of work even then, next time I see you we can talk about him. Saw him a few time while in the service then loss track of him until the Lexington road trip where I was able to met the best thing that had happen to Bill, that would be you. I firmly believe that you & God willed Bill to have those extra years together & for that I say thank...

To my friend Bill, I was fortunate to have you in my life starting at Bellarmine in 1962. We were dorm neighbors, roommates for a year and a half, friends for over 50 years even though our lives took separate journeys. Ask St Peter where you find an old tan car and a "Big Stanislaus". I know they have to be in Heaven. You will always be alive as you are forever in memories of those who knew you

A half century of our friendship will not cease just because of Bill's sudden death. If you want to keep someone and make them immortal, ...simply keep that person in your thoughts and prayers. Bill, that's exactly where you'll stay with me. Please save some of that Stanislaus for me.

Linda we are so Sorry to hear about Bill. He will be Greatly missed. If we can do any thing for you please don't hesitate to ask.

We have know Bill for a very long time was our brother in law we spent many many good times together, Holidays, birthdays, he was my husband chess partner and they loved to debate the Bible! God has him in his loving arms now . Bill was always looking forward to meeting Jesus. He will be missed !