William L. "Skip" Eubanks

I was trying to look skip up and saw he had passed in 2012. I was really sorry to see that. We served together at fort Bragg and played baseball on a semi pro team in fa Yetteville. I went home with him one weekend to sloatsburg. Loved that green mustang he had. So sorry for your loss. Tom herring. Tallahassee florida

I just called the Toyota Dealership to talk with Mr. Eubanks and I was shocked to learn that he passed away. Mr. Eubanks was a wonderful man and took good care of my husband and I, who are both veterans, when we wanted to purchase a vehicle. Mr. Eubanks was a veteran as well and he took extra good care of us! My mother-in-law just happened to be up from Mississippi and when we started talking with Mr. Eubanks, realized that he had family near her in Pope, MS. He and my mother-in-law...

Nearly 50 years removed, images of Skip's ready smile and gentle good humor persist. A good teammate, competitive yet gracious - qualities I suspect endured throughout his life.

I am saddened to hear of Skip's passing. Sincere condolences.
Peter Dawson '63

Another good guy gone too soon. Skip was a fun guy to be around and to play baseball with. His southern drawl brought a smile to your face when ever he was around. Frank Mazzotta...Class of '64

With deepest sympathy to the Eubanks family

I was shocked to learn of Skip's passing. My recollections of Skip, without fail, are of his great laugh along with his "slow southern drawl". A better young man did not exist at Suffern High School back in those days...Though I hadn't seen him in many, many years, there will be a hole in my life with him gone. Sincere condolences to his family. Peter Sipperly ...SHS '62

I graduated in '64 from SHS. I remember Skip as being a good baseball player and had a metallic blue '54 Ford convertible. As a fellow Vietnam Vet, Welcome Home Brother