William D. Robertson

Miss ya Bill. Rest In Peace Bro.

Kevin Driscoll,
I am Billy's wife, I would like to know how you knew him.
Thank You,
Victoria Robertson

Bill you touched so many lives in your own way may you always rest in peace buddy...

I was away from Long Island when Billy passed. And even though I really didn't know him as an adult, I have so many good memories of growing up with him on Deer Lane - too many to post here. I'm happy for this opportunity to finally say goodbye. I've thought about Billy, his family, wife Vicky, and kids over the years, and will continue to keep them in my thoughts and prayers. Like other blocks in the D Section, Deer Lane had it's own stories, history, and traditions. Billy will always be...

I only recently heard about Billy. He was a dear friend and I still laugh about funny remembering our ramblings around the neighborhood. May he rest in peace. So sorry for the loss of a great person. One of my prized photos is Billy and I with Easter baskets in the mid 60's.

It is with Great Sadness that I just found out about Billy - my next door neighbor growing up. He was always amazing to me and a true hero of Deer lane. He even gave me my nickname that stuck through high school "Chopper". I will forever remember him as the young crazy athlete that could do anything!!! Vicky and the Robertson Family, the lambert's all wish you the very best. Best regards, Roger Lambert aka "Chopper" [email protected]

Hi Vicki and everyone, How cool that this Guest Book remains open, so we can all add stories and rememberances. I remember when were really young, Cherrywood School young, we would meet at the school Saturday mornings and play football. Ricky Zoerner was the biggest, strongest, toughest dude back then, and...HE ALWAYS PICKED BILLY FOR HIS TEAM! So Billy never had the pleasure of getting his bell rung by RZ! Man those were the days...MISS YOU BILL!!!!

Hello Vicki, it's weird how I was just thinking about Billy last night , because Wayne and Jimmy might come down to Georgia and I was saying to myself how he was just one of the nicest people my brother every had as a friend and we were all so lucky to have been able to grow up together , just remember he has touched so many lives and even as the years pass other still remember him,it was strange because I got the message this morning that some one had been here to post.I hope all of you are...

I apologize for just now signing this book, but I had know idea. Robby as we called him in the Navy were really great friends onboard the USS Iwo Jima. I went with him one weekend to his home in New York back in 1983-84. I see he fulfilled his dream of wanting to be a New York Police Officer. He was a true friend, and I am so sorry for your loss.