William "Doc" Dailey

Dear Doctor Dailey. I will never forget you Dr Dailey. You were the best music director I ever had the pleasure to be mentored by. I loved being in the singing group at Resurrection for a few years and more than that the honor of being your friend. I will see you one great day Along with my beloved soulmate Nenette and all of my friends and family members that have gone before me. Thank you for all the selfless years you gave to the community the university and to Resurrection Lutheran...

I love you doctor grandpa. Thank you for teaching me singing lessons. ROUTE-SIX-SIX- YEAH! i'm proud to be carrying the honer of being your last student.
i will always wan to be like you. You were and still are my Hero Dr.gramdpa. LOVE!

I miss you Dr.grandpa. Thank you so much for teaching me different way's to exspress my emotions through singing. When i go to your house, i see a glimer of you at the piano saying, you have a beautiful voice so use it. Higher Higher. ill see you around gramps. LOVE YOU.

Both Robin and I were so blessed to know Bill. We met Bill in 1989, he taught us so much about living life. Both he and Eleanor encouraged us by playing doubles in tennis, taking ballroom dancing. Thank you for the memories. Just thinking about that brings a smile to my heart!

I will miss Dr. Dailey. I sang under his direction at UNCC & with the Charlotte Choral Society. His life was music and he instilled the love he had for music in others. To the Dailey family I offer my deepest sympathy on his passing.

Truly sorry to hear of Dr. Dailey's passing. I was privileged to sing under his direction with Charlotte Choral Society/Carolina Voices for 15 years. Every rehearsal was like taking a class from him - I learned so much and came home invigorated. Concert performances were inspirational. Bill was truly a master at juggling all the holiday services, performances, and his many other seasonal commitments without compromising the quality of any. He was an amazing musician and man, and I'll...

Dr. Dailey was a major figure in my life. Two of my greatest spiritual experiences were connected with him. I was blessed to know him and to be included in his musical family.

So sorry to hear of Doc Dailey's passing!! I had the privilege of being in choral class and music appreciation class at UNCC and was always in awe at his talent and devotion to music. Rest in peace!!!

It was pleasure having Bill direct Sandy and me in the choir at Sugaw Creek Presbyterian Church. My God bless and comfort the Dailey family.