William L. Eaton

Dear Carolyn, Malcom, and family of "Billy".

I just learned of your sudden and terrible loss and wanted to extend my sympathies. I didn't know Billy as an adult but as a young child with whom I walked to school and played when we we were only four, five and six years old. I can tell you then that he was a kind and gentle child and a pleasure to be with. From what I have read, those traits only increased as he grew into adulthood. My deepest condolences.

Dear Sally,
I was shocked and saddened to hear of the passing of your husband, Bill. Please know that we are thinking of you and your family.

Sincerely,

Keith West and Family

Dear Mrs. Eaton and Family,
I have just heard of Bills passing and quickly informed all members of my family. We met Bill about 15 years ago in regard to his planning services for our family, he was always such a pleasure to work with, he made us feel so comfortable with his kind gestures, wonderful humor and personality. We will all miss him dearly and are deeply saddened for your loss.
God Bless

Sally,
We were shocked and saddened to hear of Bill's death. When we are in Concord I always think of you and your family in the house on the corner. Bill was always a kind and friendly presence around town.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you,
from
Liz Gordon, Roger Lang, Max, Becky and Julia (formerly of Concord now in NJ)

Mrs. Eaton, I've been a friend of Bill's since 1982. As a CPA, I referred many clients to Bill over the years. Bill's honesty, friendliness, personality, sense of humor, and his overall "great guy" quality, made him one of the few attorneys I referred work to withhout hesitation over the past 25 years. I will truly miss him. He was a great person, I am sorry for your loss

Sally,
I was shocked and sorry to hear of Bill's death. I hope that the love and caring of your family and friends bring solace to you, Julie and Holly.

Sylvia Lavietes

Dear Sally, Julie and Holly,
We were so saddened to hear of Bill's passing. His guidance, knowledge and gentle spirit during his years with us were truly a gift. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Lisa Evans and Corinne Kinsman (concord youth theatre)

Dear Sally, Bill was as nice a guy when I first met him in 1961 as he was 40 years later when he took on our estate work. He was a fine man and a good lawyer, and my family will miss his reassuring presence.

Dear Sally, How shocked and saddened I was to learn of Bill's sudden passing. What a fine gentle happy soul, in him you had the very best. I know I speak for all our Middlesex Class of '64 when I say we hold you in our thoughts and prayers over the coming days.