William Jacob Ham

Mrs. Earline, my sincere condolences to you and your family. Mr. Bill did so much for people of Milledgeville, and I am sure, wherever else he happened to be. My hope is that your good memories will help you through these difficult times.

Dear Earline,
Gerald and I extend to you and your family our heartfelt sympathy for your loss. We knew Bill only a short time, but he always seemed to have a warm greeting for us and a smile as big as life! Please know that you are in our prayers.
Gerald Mullis and Denise Andrews

Mrs. Earline, It is with good thoughts I pluck the keys to remember Mr Bill (or SAM) in many groups...hahaha. My mother Nora spoke of the (2) Bills' now together again, but I would also like to add Mr Don to their regular 4 some tee time in Heaven of the 2 Williamsons Eric and Bill, Don Zink and Mr Sam!! I cleaned trollies, cut grass, loaded newspapers, sold fruit, and almost any other activity those men could come up with for us to do over the years (VOLUNTARILY)...It will PRIDE me to know...

Dear Earline,
Cousin Bill was a saint on earth and now in heaven. John and I were privileged to know him. You were a wonderful wife and caregiver. You will always be a part of our family. May GOD bless you both.
Judy Ham Luicci
Danbury, CT.

Earline,I am so sorry for you loss. Bill was a great fellow.

Frank Pinkston

Dear Earline, I was very sorry to read about Bill's death and illness. We had many good days together at YDC.

Earline,

I am so sorry for your loss of Bill. I have fond memories of both of you. My sincerest sympathy.

Mrs, Earline, the heavens have opened and joy and mischief abound as the two Bill's have reunited again. Such love those two shared with all around them. I am so glad I was able to have known Mr. Bill when I did. I send you my prayers for strength and comfort during this time.