William L. Pratt

As I get older I reminisce about my past, especially my time in the army. I hope this is the right Bill Pratt, well it has to be. The Bill I knew, after the army went into law enforcement and then UAL. I met Bill At SFO, Bill was working the UAL counter. He recognized my name and we had a brief talk about the army days. I remember Bill as the best dressed solder in the platoon. Always spit and polish. Well Bill, RIP, I will never forget you.

I just found out about Bill. I worked with him at United Airlines in San Francisco, CA.
R.I.P. Bill.
Vivian De Jesus

Lt. Pratt was a wonderful mentor and friend to me
at the Police Department. A man of integrity with
a great sense of humor. I learned much from this
good man and I'm sorry he's no longer with us.
Godspeed.

I had the honor to work for Bill while at the Redwood City Police Department. He was one of my favorite bosses and had a dry sense of humor. Bill and I emailed each other for the last several years. It was great hooking up with him again. My condolences to his wife and children. RIP brother Bill.

I believe I had the privilege of the friendship of Bill Pratt. We slept in the same squad bay in both Ft. Bragg and Mainz, Germany. Our outfit was 504th ABN then 8th div Airborne.
Bill was even in an honor guard for my wedding. I hope I have the right Pratt, as we called him.
Any information I can provide on our past, just ask.
Sincerely,
Bill Polverari
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Mr. Bill Pratt was a very special man. He was very dedicated to his friends and employees. He was a leader and mentor, especially to me. I will never forget the lessons and guidance he gave to me.
Mrs. Pratt (Sandy) you were the love of his life and all he ever did was brag about his beautiful wife! My heart aches for your loss. Mr. Bill Pratt was one of the finest men I have ever had the honor to know.

My sincere condolences,

Carl A. Williams