William West Kellett III

I lived close to the Kellet’s on North Memminger Street and went to school,with them all along with my sister Rita and brother Billy. All of their
Family was caring of the community and their Westminster Presbyterian Church. I graduated in 1960 but I knew William and Mike and the family. William has been welcomed into heaven as one of the great men on earth. Here we celebrate his great Iive. Ruth Pool Moore, and Rita Pool Armistead and Wm T Pool,also known as Bill or Bily.Ruth

I worked at Piedmont OB Gyn from 1990 to 1992. I remember Dr. Bill so well and admired him for his compassion for his patients as well as his mission work. He earned respect from the employees as well as all the patients. Sorry to have heard this news today. May God bless his family.
Nena Harris Martinez

On today, Feb 23, 2017, I learned of Dr. William's passing. Dr. William was so kind, gentle and nice. I met him during my first pregnancy in 1981. An excellent Dr. who always took time to talk w/me after competing his examination. The last time that I saw him, he told me that he and his wife were doing Missions medical visits to other countries. He always had a smile on his face and never failed to explain every medical recommendation to me in full details. As a patient, he always...

My condolences to the Kellett family! Dr. William was a great physician and a true Southern Gentleman. One of a kind in his field!

He will be missed by many!

Our thoughts and prayers are with you as we share in your grief and remember Bill's life and many contributions to his community and church.
Gene and Lynn Shore
Westminster Presbyterian Church

In Memory of William Kellett:
I am very sorry that I was unable to attend his memorial service. My condolences and best regards to his family.
I met Bill at Furman about 2004 soon after he began taking courses there under the FULIR and (later) OLLI programs. I am so glad I did. It was a pleasure and an honor to know him. His obituary mentions that he was a quiet man. He was that, but quietly friendly, very interesting, and very humble. I had no idea about his illustrious...

In Memory of William Kellett:
I am very sorry that I was unable to attend his memorial service.
I met Bill at Furman soon after he began taking courses there under the FULIR and (later) OLLI programs. I am so glad I did. It was a pleasure and an honor to know him. His obituary mentions that he was a quiet man. He was that, but quietly friendly, very interesting, and very humble. I had no idea about his illustrious background or his medical mission work in the United States,...

I am so very sorry to read of Dr. Kellett's passing. Deepest sympathy to son Will who bought our historic home, and his wonderful family. WIth my own father just dying, we know your intense pain and hold you in our prayers and thoughts. Dr. Kellett was a beloved man and an admired, long-time fixture in our community. He truly made a difference. Rest In Peace, Sir.