Dr. William E. Pease

Fond memories of my fellow birder, dog lover and neighbor, dear Bill. He would be happy to know that I am still birding, although now in the Northeast , and that I adopted a Rescue Dog (LabX). He was such a good friend, always in my heart.

Bill was a good friend and also a mentor for me at Corkscrew. He greatly helped my adjustment to retirement when I first cane to Florida four years ago. I will certainly miss him.
Loraine Tyre

He taught me one of my greatest lessons in Cardiology, I can only see 1 patient at a time.
with much appreciation, I wish the family peace and comfort at this time.
He was one of the best in MPL.

We remember Bill with fondness. He volunteered at Corkscrew on the same day as us. When our son died four years ago, he opened up to us about the loss of his daughter some years previously, which was kind. We always found Bill to be a quietly engaging and humorous person, and of course a committed and competent birder and nature lover. Condolences to all the family.
Wendy and Hal Bonus, Toronto.

May I humbly offer my condolences to the family of a great healer and good man. The kindness, concern and care for my father, his patient and after his death impressed a 10 year old boy. I will never forget him.
Respectfully,
Joseph McNamara McCarthy, PhD.

Bill was a good friend and inspiration for 18 years of our Florida lives. We walked dogs, went birding, ate good food, watched basketball and generally enjoyed each others company . He will be remembered and missed by Sandra and Larry Carr

I knew Bill from childhood and will always remember him as a loving, smiling young boy who was two years younger than I was. I loved him dearly when he took care of my husband who needed heart surgery. Bill remembered me very well. I will always remember his smiling face. See you in the new system, Bill.

Always your friend,

Edie Principe Reisch