William Castner Sr.

I can't believe it's been 13 years. I still repeat the stories he told about my family and my father. He may be gone but definitely not forgotten!

UNCLE BILL
I REALLY DID NOT KNOW YOU,BUT I AM SORRY THAT YOUR GONE.
I MET YOU ONE TIME WHEN YOUR BROTHER HARRY PASSED AWAY,HE WAS MY GRANDFATHER.I REMEMBER THAT I WANTED TO COME TALK TO YOU BUT I WAS AFRAID TO UNTIL MY DAD(HARRY)TOLD ME THAT YOU WOULDN'T BITE ME IF I CAME OVER TO YOU.I FINALLY WORKED ENOUGH NERVE UP TO COME OVER TO YOU,AND THE FIRST THING I SAID TO YOU WAS YOU REALLY LOOK LIKE MY POP.IT WAS WEIRD TO KNOW THAT WE JUST LAID MY POP TO REST BUT TO SEE A MAN THAT...

Our deepest sympathies to our Castner cousins. We're sorry that we could not attend the services but want you to know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.

Always remember Uncle Bill and his big blue boat and night crabbing. Wonderful childhood memories.

Love Lou & Kathy

One of the nicest men I have ever had the pleasure to know, a gentleman. Great humor and compassion. God bless you Bill Jr and family.
With warmest personal regards,
Mike Blackurn
Ironworkers Local 15

Deepest regrets. Always remember Uncle Bill for his great smiles& his sense of humor. Chuck & Betty

With sincere sympathy to the Castner family. He was a great man, with wonderful stories about my family, and will be deeply missed. His memory will live on forever. Godspeed Wonderful William.

Sincere sympathy to the family of Bill.
Rene Dumas Ironworker Lu#15 Retierd
I worked for Jeannie Many years.