William-Spring-Obituary

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William Henry Spring

West Springfield, Massachusetts

Mar 20, 1932 – Jul 18, 2022

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BORN
March 20, 1932
DIED
July 18, 2022
LOCATION
West Springfield, Massachusetts
CHARITY
Alzheimer's Association

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Curran-Jones Funeral Home - West Springfield Obituary

William H. Spring, 90, entered into eternal rest on Monday, July 18, 2022 at home. Born in Springfield, son of the late Edwin and Denise (Marois) Spring, he grew up in Agawam and moved to West Springfield in 1993.  William worked in real estate as a real estate manager and owned and operated...

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Dear Betty, I am so sorry for your loss... Bill was a great guy and you both are cherished friends. May your happy memories sustain you in this time of sorrow, and may Bill rest in peace in the arms of our Saviour. Love, Julie

Dear Betty, Cynthia, Sherri, Kim, and all of your spouses, great grandchildren , grandchildren, and children
My thoughts are with you all of you. I will never forget the generosity and kindness of Bill and Betty and the chance to spend some delightful times at your Rhode Island cottage. Reading his obituary, I thought how much he was like Aunt Shirley in terms of being an involved and caring citizen. I don't know where they found all of their energy. Love, Christie Reardon

Bill was a good man ,Mason, Shriner, and friend. He will be missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing him. Our condolences to Betty and family. Ed & Kitty

Betty and family, I am so very sorry. Bill was a great guy, so willing to help and so easy to work with. The two of you made a wonderful team and our church was better for your work.

Sorry to hear of Bill,s passing .he gave alot being a member of west side helping hands ,we will miss you

I feel truly blessed to have Uncle Bill in my life. He was always there to ask how things were going, to offer advice or some of his wisdom, and of course to have fun with us 'kids'. His smile was infectious, and his love of people true. Lord, please now welcome Uncle Bill into Heaven, and comfort those he left behind, until we meet again. Amen. Love, Mark

Betty, sorry for your loss. Bill was a fun traveling friend. He will be missed.

Uncle Bill is one of those men you will never forget once you meet. I am blessed to know him and we all had so much fun at those summer family reunions.
Please spread the love to all the family members as I send my condolences from Georgia.
God bless you Aunt Betty as you are also one of a kind, an amazing wife, mother, aunt, grandmother and friend.
I love you, David D.

Betty, Sherri, Cindy, Kim and families, I am so sorry for your loss. Sending my thoughts, love and prayers to all of you.