William Schwanger

Dear Joan and family, I am sending my thoughts and prayers to all of you during this time. It was a pleasure having known Bill (in the earlier years in Hershey). Bill was a special man, that always had a smile on his face. Take care. Sincerely, Harriet Hoke Reed.

I had the opportunity to work with Bill at AMP, and am very sad to hear of his passing. He was a good guy with a heart of gold! Have not seen him in years, but I certainly remember him and are so sad that he has passed. I just learned of it today.

Bill was certainly a pleasure to work with. His unwavering commitment to his customer was always his first priority. While that created challenges, it also made all of us work harder to find the right solutions. Rest in peace, Bill.

Bill interviewed me in his patented style. His genuine approach was a direct appeal for me wanting to work at AMP. He also showed his love for milton Hershey school and was the consummate example of the positive contribution it had on him and so many youngsters in need. A true teammate and leader with a gentle soul. I am so glad to have him as a teacher and a part of my life. Until we meet again!!!

To Joan and Nate My Mother's Brother Bill was present in our lives from as early as I remember. I recall him as being a kind generous and highly spirited part of our families lives and we are grateful to have spent time with him. Rest in Peace Uncle Love Kitty in WI Bill's sister Betty's daughter

Joan, Joanne and I are so sorry to hear of Bill's passing. Although it has been many years since we have been together he was in my thoughts many times, belief it or not, I was thinking about him just about a week ago and had a smile remembering the place it took place. He was a gentle man under a bit rough exterior but had a heart of gold. The experiences we shared many years ago have not and will not be forgotten. God bless and thanks for helping him ! Ted

Dear Joan-please know we remember Bill as a kind and generous guy who always made the day brighter. For sure, he left this world (and Hershey in particular) a better place. Glad to have known him.

Joan, You have my sympathy. Enjoyed talking with Bill at last class reunion and especially his Milton Hershey School background.

I remember Bill fondly from our days at AMP. Bill, Jack Long, and I rode many MS 150 bicycle rides. He was always friendly and dedicated to his customers. RIP, Bill. Jackie Kline