William Clark Nichol

A story Bill told about cows apparently made quite an impression on our son when he was very young, because a week or so later Austin referred to that story, but reminded us by saying that the man who had told us the interesting story about cows was "Mr. Dime." Austin didn't remember the story-teller's name exactly, but he clearly remembered the man and the experience.

Bill was such an elegant gentle gentleman. Lee and I were delighted to be in his company over the years. Dear Lilly and Nancy, you are in our hearts and prayers.

Dear Aunt Lily, Nancy, and family My deepest sympathy on the loss of Uncle Bill. You all are in my thoughts and prayers in your time of grief. Even though Uncle Bill was blessed with many years it is never easy to say goodbye! May you find some peace and comfort in all the beautiful memories you shared. Sincerely your niece and cousin, Stephanie Rusnak

My deepest sympathy to you and your family. He was an amazing person to our family and my Dad always enjoyed talking to him and he was a treasure to the community and I know Mrs. Nichol he was your light and soul mate and you will treasure that forever and Nancy, i understand what you are going thru, treasure what you had with your Dad and it will always keep you going in life. Sending many prayers to All of you!

Lilly and family, our heartfelt condolences to you all. Bill was a mentor and friend to us and many others. Incredible what he accomplished in his lifetime. Always remember playing golf with Bill and Nancy years ago and thinking I could beat them both. Nancy kicked my butt as well as Bill. Humbling experience but great memory. May our friend Rest in Peace. Much love, Dave and Merry