WILLIAM A. OWENS, JR.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

We are so very sorry for all those who dearly loved Billy. So often, when I have lost those I loved, I think of the verse "Come to me all who are weary and heavy laden, and I will give you rest." He is now wrapped in arms to give him peace.
Blessings and sincere sympathy to all family and friends.

Bill came to my mother Beverly's celebration of life service on April 18th. He worked with my father Cryil at GE. I was saddened to hear that he passed. My condolences to your family. He and my mother are healed and happy now. Prayers for comfort during this difficult time.

I was Bill's supervisor for years at Symmes Road. Bill could be loud and boisterous, but we all know he really was a large teddybear with a heart of gold. He truly would give you the shirt off his back. I miss his sense of humor and his kindness when he thought no one was looking. I can still hear him calling me by his favorite nickname for me - Sillykirk. He was one of my favorite employees, and I will miss him. My condolences to your family, but please celebrate in having had him as a...

I have known Bill since I was a little kid. He was best friends with my cousin David. I have always loved Bill. Just saw him 3 weeks ago. I will miss you so much Bill. You were a great friend. I love you!

So sorry for your loss. I have known Bill since I was a teenager since my Mom worked with him at GE. He helped us out a few times . I also went to work at GE and worked with him for years. He loved to joke around, he always asked about my family and was a great guy to have for a friend. I was his "work daughter". He will be sincerely missed by all of his GE family.

With much respect,
Tammy Kovach and family

I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. I hope the words at John 6:40 will bring you comfort and strength in this difficult time.

I liked Bill immensely. His big jovial laugh, kind heart and ability to get along with everyone were hallmarks of his presence at work and through the past years when we gathered for lunch at Pearl's Diner.