William Henry Marks

I'm so sad to hear of Bill's passing. I remember his sweet and quiet presence when I last saw him at a Madison reunion. My heartfelt condolences to his family and friends.

Our heart aches for you and your family during this time. May the comfort that God provides give you peace. (1 Cor. 1:3)

The Green Family
Marrero, La

Dear Bill RIP. We all wanted you at our Reunion...my heart goes out to your family

It amazes me that 50 years later Billy has such an impact on many of us. I will always have special memories of our time together. Danny,Alan,Steve,Glen,Terry,Bob,Dolly Rina,Nancy,Linda,Bev and me all have very special times to remember. We did some crazy things back then.
I'm so glad things were going better for him and know he will finally be at rest.

Bill, you are a part of my personal history and I am so sorry that I didn't get a chance to say goodbye. May peace be with you. Love, Judy

It amazes me that 50 years later, Bill still has this impact on those of us who knew him so well.It breaks my heart that we were unable to contact him for the reunion. Am am so happy that life was getting better for him and hope he is finally at peace.

Always,

Leslie Berman Harrison

I didn't know Bill well but do remember him. So sorry for your loss.
Rochelle (Spiegel)Nahmias

I am saddened to read of Bill's passing. I recall him to be a kind person, easy to be around, of gentle spirit, non-judgmental. He was an easy to be friends with. I am sorry a long illness preceded his death and I was unable to properly say good-by. May God bring His comfort to you, his family, as you remember his special touch.

Billy was part of a special group of friends who first met in 1960 at Madison Jr. High in North Hollywood. Dan, Leslie, Bob, Beverly, Stan, Rina, Geoff, and others spent countless hours together with Bill, enjoying his charm, wit and humor. We also had our moments of mischievousness together! He will be dearly missed.