Chicopee, Massachusetts
William C. Theroux 1941 - 2011 CHICOPEE - "During this journey called life, I've met some very fine people, and I would like to thank them. A special thanks to Steve, Monique, Anne and Bruce." Veteran and Carpenter, Bill was born on February 3, 1941, the funeral services for Bill will be held...
Read MoreI am very sorry to hear of Bill's passing. I met Bill through ham radio and radio foxhunting contests in the early 90's. He was always a lot of fun and was very innovative with his radio gear and antenna's. His personality made it so much fun. Bill made 3 sets of garage doors for my house which I cherish and people comment on all the time. '73's Bill.
Rob F. KA1RBH
February 08, 2011
We were very saddened to hear of Billy's passing. He was my first contact when I received my Amatuer Radio License and will never forget that moment (kb1cpz). Will always remember the picnic's we had with Billy cooking the steaks and preparing the onions (What a great time.) Billy will be greatly missed at our monthly breakfast and dinner meeting's with our Ham friends, but will never be forgotten. We would like to extend our deepest sympathy to his family at this most difficult time.
Elizabeth Gregoire
January 31, 2011 | Longmeadow, MA
Bill was a friend of all in amateur radio and a fellow veteran whose sign "THANKS TROOPS" was visible to all who took Sheridan Rd to Westover AFB. Bill defended the flag one more time as a student at Holyoke Community College when he rushed a crowd of protestors to retreive a burning American Flag. He had the scars to prove it as they were burning him with butts during the scuffle. N1KXP is now a silent key.
Dan & Donna O'Brien
January 31, 2011 | Holyoke, MA
Dear Anne....Very sorry to Read on Mass LIve that your brother Bill has passed away.My Sincerst Sympathy to you and the rest of his family
Joe Prairie Pompano Beach, Florida
January 31, 2011
