William M. Remley

I will remember Mr. Remley at Walnut Hill driving competition standing on a hill or sitting in his golf cart watching people watch the competition. I think he enjoyed knowing how much joy and happiness he brought to so many people during this time. I went every year for many, many years and sought him out each year to thank him for putting on such a wonderful horseshow. The show will never be the same for me. I will miss him.

Bill made everyone feel special,just as he was, and he will surely be missed.Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Albert & Katrina Wieand, Emmaus,Pa.

My heart is broken. I will miss him terribly. This Earth now has a void and Heaven is a better place because of his presence.
My deepest sympathy to the family and closest friends.
To the road, Bill.

I had the honor of teaching with Bill and, when Bill retired from teaching, I had the privilege to teach in what had been Bill's classroom- what an amazing legacy he left. The visual timeline Bill created gave me many years of teaching assistance. Bill's love of history and his ability to inspire others will be missed but never forgotten. A huge personality has just walked through the pearly gates. My thoughts and prayers are with the Remley family.

I'll always remember Bill as a kind, generous and big-hearted man. He truly enjoyed life, whether teaching or working the grounds at Walnut Hill. He will be sincerely missed by all who knew him.

I am 42 years old and fondly remember Mr. Remley's Social Studies class at Hoover Drive. I still have the propaganda newspaper we wrote in his class 20 years ago. His memory will live on through the many lives that he impacted. We are better for knowing him. God Bless

Mr. Remley was one of my favorite teachers from 7th-8th grade at Hoover Drive. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.

Bill was an incredible person. He influenced the lives and touched the hearts of all that knew him. I will miss him so very very much. I will forever cherish my memories of him and my years as a Walnut Hill competitor.