William Francis Orme Sr.

Carol and Family, So sorry to hear about the passing of your father. Prayers and peace to you at this difficult time.

Carol:

Deepest sympathy on the loss of your Dad. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

Dear Katie and Mary and all your family. We are so sorry to hear about Bill's passing. It was so nice that we got to meet him at Assumption; he always seemed so nice. My dad just died March 11th so I know somewhat how you feel Mary. Love, Gail and Dick Okeson

I met Bill on a Cursillo in February of 1979. I had the good fortune of seeing him often through many events. My life was blest every time I was with him. His joy in the face of struggles and his passion to help inspired me. I will miss him. Kevin

Dear Orme Family
Our deepest sympathies to all of you.
We had the great privilege to know Bill over the years and get to have a few minutes with him every Wednesday when he would come in for gas.We will MISS him very much.

John/Dave and all the boys at All American Auto

Megan, wish I could have made it over to give you a big big hug, but next time I see you I sure will..Prayers for you and your family..Thinking of you!

Dear Orme Family, I am so very sorry for your loss. I only knew your dad in passing (through the line at Knowlan's). But spend any time with any member of the Orme family, and you know he must have been a special man and special father. Again, my sincere condolences.

I couldn't have wished for a better dad. You are the best coach, teacher and parent any child could hope for. Thank you for always being fair when you listened to my side of the story.Thank you for always being compassionate when I was irrational. Thank you for always being strong when I know you didn't want to be strong.I hope I become as graceful an example for my family that you and mom have been for ours. I love you very much.

Dear Carol, Mark, and all the Orme family members: My deepest sympathies to you all. I cannot be at the wake or funeral but wanted to tell you how much I am thinking about you. As I read over your father's guest book, all I can think is what a remarkable man he was, and how happy I am that such a man had a wife and seven kids with whom to share his wisdom and love. A friend wrote that he sensed your father didn't devote much time to worrying, and reading that brings me a sense of peace, and a...