Colorado Springs, Colorado
William C. Dailey, Sr. (Bill). On December 30, 2006, our Dad, William C. Dailey, Sr. (Bill) peacefully went to heaven to join his beloved wife, Ann, who preceded him on January 15, 2003. Dad retired as a Sgt. 1st Class, Tank Commander from the US Army and later from a second career at...
Read MoreTo the family of Bill & Ann, I had the privilege of meeting them when we first moved into the quiet neighborhood in Widefield on Ely St. The hand waves and their spirit were a blessing to my husband & I. May God bless you all and keep you in his everlasting arms.
Eddie & Janice Donald
January 23, 2007 | Colorado Springs, CO
I had the pleasure of knowing Ann and Bill Dailey through their daughter,Kathleen Kelly. They were both full stories of life and love and so very proud of their family. Their legacy will surely be passed on through their wonderful family as they certainly touched all the lives of everyone that knew them.
Brenda Roy
January 13, 2007 | Colorado Springs
Bill hired me at Hewlett-Packard in 1972. He loved to talk about World War II and he had plenty of great combat stories. The other big things he liked to talk about were his family, travel, and adventures in his Ford Bronco. I felt as though I knew his family before I ever actually met them. Any top 10 "unforgetable people" list that I would make would have to include Bill. Roger Bost
Roger Bost
January 07, 2007 | Manitou Springs
Bill was my first Boss at Hewlett Packard (1968). He was a great guy with many stories of the war, about his wife Anne and his kids. He was so proud of his service but especially of his family. I felt like I knew all of them. I remember HP offering him early retirement and how happy he was because he had planned to retire in a year anyway. I will always remember his laughter and his stories. He was a great guy, a great Boss and a wonderful friend. Charlie Watts HP Retired
Charlie Watts
January 07, 2007 | Washougal
