William-Roach-Obituary

William D. Roach

Omaha, Nebraska

1953 - 11/14/2025 (Age 71)

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November 14, 2025
AGE
71
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Omaha, Nebraska

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William D. RoachNovember 21, 1953 - November 14, 2025Please visit www.heafeyheafey.com for detailsHEAFEY-HOFFMANN-DWORAK-CUTLERWest Center Chapel, 7805 W. Center Rd.402-391-3900 | www.heafeyheafey.com

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Condolences to all of the Roach family members. We were lucky to have met Bill several years ago when he coached our son in tennis. We continued to follow Bill over the years as he participated in many higher level tournaments. We are also grateful to him for his service to our community through his work at the Fire Department. Bill has touched the lives of so many, both young and old. He will be greatly missed. From the - Simons Family-Judy, Jerry, Jim and Jon

Brenda I am so sorry for your loss, my prayers are with you. I remember playing you and Bill in the Kearney open course you kicked our butts. Bill was an amazing man.

Condolences to the family. Bill was my neighbor in Beatrice growing up. Spent many hours at the ymca playing hoops as youngsters. Rip Bill.

Although I only knew Coach for a short time, he was such a joy to spend time with. He positive vibe always brought a smile to my face!

Coach was an enthusiastic member of our Music & Movement Class at Symphany Point. He always had a great smile and wonderful participation. Sadly I only knew him for a month, but am sure his legacy will live on! So sorry for the loss of "Coach".

Bill was my tennis coach way back in the day. He was a great tennis player, winning several awards. If I remember, won best in Omaha, not sure on that though. I express my sympathies to his family and friends.

Knew Bill from UNO and on the tennis courts in Omaha. Always a smile, a kind word and a conversation. He will be missed.

Always great to talk with Bill at shift change at Station 34. Enjoyed his humor and positive attitude. He will be missed.

My first memory of Bill was in the old Coliseum in Lincoln! I was probably a 6th grader and watched Beatrice play Omaha Central in the 1st round of the Class A Tournament. Beatrice was clearly outmanned by #1 Central! But what a show Bill put on , I believe he had a triple double before there was such a thing. I believe he had around 30 points , 11 boards, and 11 assists. He drove the Central coach and players nuts! The crowd loved his hustle and tenacity! I got to know bill later as we...