William J. Ohlson

Billy,
It’s been a year and you are surely missed. You were my dearest friendfly high my friend

My mom Helen loved her Cousins Dick and Bill. Talked about them all the time. She had a long tight bond with them both. I hope they are all flying high together, like Angels ....

Billy
You will be missed so many decades of memories from the weekend in North Conway, learning how to cut my steak at the General Edwards Inn, to learning how to carve a roast or a chicken, the surf and turf parties up on the hill, all the Sunday dinners birthday dinners, bbqs, shows, circus, and especially all the holidays along with Eddie, and the airport runs and road trips. You were like a Dad to me and a grandfather to Myles an Victoria and a lifelong best friend and road trip...

Billy-working for you all those years were some of the happiest days for me. You always had us all laughing. You were also there for me when I had tough times. I love and will miss you my friend. RIP Billy

You were a wonderful man to work for. After a few years under your direction, I left crazier than when I started. You had the strangest stories and experiences while me and Bob added to your crazy list. I've thought of you often from Arizona and always hoped you'd move this way. When Bob opened his bar, he named it Brandy Barrell. He loved you as a great friend. Rest in peace and do get them laughing upstairs.

You were the best friend to me for many years. I will miss you dearly. God bless and until we meet again.

What a wonderful Godfather you were. All those summer camping trips up north with Kathy have been etched in my memories. And whenever I saw you whether it be at the Brandy Barrell or elsewhere, it was like we just seen eachother the day before. I will miss you lots uncle Billy❤