William R. Code

Bill will always be very important to me and my family. He sponsored us from Laos. He is not only our sponsor, but our best friend & a father to me and the rest of my brothers & sisters. We will be eternally greatful to him and his family for all they have done for us.
Pinh Saymountry (Tracy Lee)

To my grandfather the man who loved to work on everyone. Even the last days of his life. I am so glad he was my grandpa (papa). He will be missed very much but he told me this that when my folks get older and I go to vist them to move everything and change everything in there house just like they did to him, you got it grandpa I will take care of that for you. Love you very much and very happy to have your name. I do feel sorry for him because Nanny will have him back in shape in no time.

From my youngest days I remember Uncle Bill telling me he was all "Muscle, Gristle and Wildcat". I came to know that he had a great heart. He will leave a hole here that will be very hard to fill. I am so sad, but I know that heaven is a more fun place now.

I appreciated that Mr, Code served his country in the U.S. Marine Corp during World War II. As part of the greatest generation he helped save the world. I salute this veteran. In his honor I am regisetring him on the computer data base at the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C.

I feel honored to have gotten to know Bill over the years through my mother, Bunny Coder. Bill was truly a wonderful, caring person with a great sense of humor. He will be missed greatly.

Please accept my deepest sympathy. I will offer a Mass for Bill at my earliest convenience. May his great soul live with the Lord forever.

Papa was the best Father-in-Law
anyone could ask for ,he was always there for
anyone who needed him.
I will miss him forever.

Our deepest sympathy to your family. Your Dad was a remarkable man and will be missed by all.