William Darrow Jr.

Steve, Nate, Matt, Bill and Evan,
Growing up on West Hill as your neighbors in Orchard #2 and then at Garland House, your family was very special to us Rockwells. I am sorry to hear of Bill passing on and very impressed by the fine write-up in the Reformer. Your Dad had a big heart and wide vision which will be carried on.

Much love to you and your families, Gael Rockwell and Ty Minton

Dear Darrows one and all,
Although we know that we all must pass, it's hard to believe that Bill Darrow is no longer gazing out over the orchards, friend and neighbor to all. I know he lived life to the fullest right to the end, which is as it should be. It must be five generations of Hinton/Chase/Rosners who have enjoyed his wisdom, bitten into his sweet apples, turned to him in times of joy and times of distress, and shared this glorious Putney hilltop with Bill. Love and thoughts to...

Bill:

Your Dad was a remarkable man. Wendy's and my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Bill Jr. and family. I'm sorry for the loss of your father. He had a very good life. May he rest in peace.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

My condolences to you and your family on the loss of your loved one. I myself have known the Darrow family for quite some time they are a very tightly knit family. I wish you all the very best in these hard times. I know your loved one will be in your hearts forever,and the great times spent with this family will allways be in mine. Your friend allways Pete.