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William F. "Bill" Palmer III

Cumming, Georgia

Feb 15, 1950 – Dec 1, 2020 (Age 70)

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BORN
February 15, 1950
DIED
December 1, 2020
AGE
70
LOCATION
Cumming, Georgia

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William (Bill) F. Palmer III was born in the Bronx on February 15, 1950 to William F. Palmer and Frances Rose Palmer. Bill passed away on December 1, 2020 after a hard-fought battle with pancreatic cancer at the age of 70. He leaves behind his wife, Candy, son Shawn (Courtney) and grandson,...

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We worked together for several years at Burger King. Great manager and friend during the 1970s.

We are both sad to hear of Bill's passing . We met him and Candy through our job and will miss his kindness and humor. Our prayers are with his wonderful family.

I met Bill through mutual friends about 30 years ago and was instantly drawn to his bigger than life personality. The long discussions we had about life, family, friends and food highlighted his amazingly fun personality, genuine insight and true kindness as a man. Bill had so many deep values that impressed all who knew him. When Bill said he was ready to share the full and blessed life he had created, I instantly thought of my beautiful, inside and out friend, Candy. After a short time,...

The greatest dad I could have ever asked for. He was an inspiration and my hero. Always the life of the party. Forever missed but never forgotten. I will do my best to make you proud and raise Henry to the best of my ability. We lost a legend. I see you all around me, but can’t wait to see you in heaven. Raise a glass for my hero, Bill Palmer, aka Poppy. “Live your life and stop worrying”-Bill

Bill was like a second father to me. I was lucky enough to spend a lot of time with him as I grew up with his son. I often idolized him, and ended up becoming a chef as an adult in large part of my admiration for what he achieved.
Love and miss you Bill.
-Michael (van-dykle) Garren

Bill was like a second father to me. I was lucky enough to spend a lot of time with him as I grew up with his son. I often idolized him, and ended up becoming a chef as an adult in large part of my admiration for what he achieved.
Love and miss you Bill.
-Michael (van-dykle) Garren

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

Billy was a great friend when I lived in Sandy Springs across the street. We enjoyed high school and playing all sports on the street! He was always a hard worker, mowing lawns for spending money. I moved and we both moved on to college and life. He achieved so much in his life. I’m so sorry for his family and this loss.

Very simply, a class act! Bill was a selfless leader and a remarkable partner within the Applebee’s system.
Having the opportunity to spend time with Bill was a blessing I will always treasure.