William C. Heher

Bill was my college roomate and long term friend. Miss him...

Miss ya buddy. Steve

My late husband, Mike and I knew Bill since the early 1990´s. He stayed with us when he visited the Outer Banks. We had many a laughter filled evening with him, having many dinners followed by looking at his wast collection of gemstones. He helped me immensely in my business. I remember a very late night when Mike introduced him to moonshine. The laughter went on for hours. I miss him, and the friendship and great business we shared. Not a day goes by when I´m not working with a piece from...

Bill and I once wrestled ourselves into exhaustion in gym class one time. We justifiably went to the nurses office because we were such a mess. Bill came up with a great game plan. One of us who was getting a temperature check lit a match under the thermometer and it caused a result more than we planned for. The thermometer exploded! We were certifiably under the weather, but, this was too much. RIP Bill. Kent Belanger.

Dear Cynthia and family, I'm so very sorry to hear about Bill's passing.He and I were life omg friends starting in Nichols school and the Cub Scouts.It didn't matter how long we hadn't spoken it was like I saw him yesterday.We spoke 3 or so years ago and were crying from laughing so hard and I promised I'd get in touch and didn't .and now feel terrible. I will never forget him as long as I'm alive He was a Nichols boy and a Trumbull guy when everyone knew everyone. Roger Minton

Bill, You were a friend for 3+ decades. I am glad we spent time together in the fall of 2019! I'll never forget our times in Japan together and drinking from a bamboo ladle at the foot wash Fountain of Youth. All the best to your family. RIP Your friend, Steve

Cynthia- I met Bill as kids about 63 years ago. High School Sports, College, and afterwards. Got back in touch about 4 years ago when i had the pleasure of first meeting you. Seeing him after a half century was the feeling old friends experience "seamless, as if the clock had stopped and waited for us to reunite". We joked about the names of sports teams we would be relegated to, "the cardiacs" " the strokers" " the crips (cripples)". We laughed. You cant make this stuff up. I have a hole i...

We enjoyed watching our boys Curt & Pat play Trumbull, American Legion Baseball together. Somewhere around the outfield fences the chant of "CHAOS, BOYS, CHAOS !" can still be heard.

May your memories be a blessing to your family and friends. Rest In Peace.