William Delmore

Now, nearly three years following Bill´s death, I´m learning of it and offering thoughts even though the time for remembrances has passed. But if there´s one thing I learned from Bill, the spirit never dies. I hope that my feelings of respect and admiration for him may somehow find their way to wherever his spirit rests today. There are so many stories of the wonder that was Bill Delmore. During his law school days, I "coached" him in a basketball tournament made up of teams from New...

Today I learned of Bill´s passing. I knew Bill when I was in grade school as he was close high school buddies with my cousin Jerry. We would spend many hours at the table in my Grandma Kate´s kitchen on 9th and C talking about amazing things he knew, experiences he and Jerry had living life to the fullest (w/many bar stories.) Bill was brilliant and gifted. One day, I tested Bill. Before he came over to visit, I drew an object on a piece of paper and hid it in my Gram´s kitchen drawer. When...

I was a "teammate" of Bill's on "The Lost Generation" trivia team that competed at the old Town House on Saturday nights back in the 1980s. His wide-range of knowledge was impressive, and he was a heck of a lot of fun to be around.

Sorry For Your Loss . I also Lost My Father .Kind Regards ,Kent G Anderson

I´ve got some tremendous memories about my friend Bill, the stories he told, maybe even a lie or two, but all the same, tremendous memory makers. He was an amazing athlete, even in his later years, over weight and not very fit, he could swing a golf club like Tiger, and the ball would go as far. like the day he got a hole-in-one on number 15 at Apple Creek. Amazing shot. When I went through my divorce, Bill was one of the guys that was there for me. We would spend time at his place, mostly...

I was very saddened by Bill's passing. As a fellow attorney in Bismarck, I got to know Bill and always enjoyed his company. Bill and I presented seminars on environmental law and oil and gas law and we had a good time doing that. He was great to work with on those projects. My wife Cynthia also knew Bill going back nearly 40 years. We wish to extend our sympathy to all of his family and friends. He will be missed.
Gary Wolberg and Cynthia Bates
Spearfish, SD

I last saw Bill when I was about 8 years old. He was "Billy" back then. My grandmother, Margaret Delmore Oberg was Billy's aunt. I was very sorry to hear of his passing. May his memory be a blessing.

Bill and Cole trivia at Bill´s birthday party.

Stephanie, I was so sorry to hear about Bill. He was a great friend of our family's dear friend Jim Lange. I have followed your wonderful unfolding story at Sleepy Hollow Theatre. You and Susan have given so much to the state I will always love and call home.