William C. "Bill" Trapnell

Uncle Bill was the best Uncle anyone could ever have. I will miss him greatly. Condolences to Aunt Ella. Metter will miss them and their contributions to the city.

Bill was an inspiration and a loving example of a life well lived. He will be missed by many of us, and especially by you, Ella, but his spirit lives on in many beautiful ways that will continue to make his presence felt. You will be in our thoughts and prayers in the days ahead.
Jan & Gary

My love and sympathy.

Rubye

Ella I am so glad I got to talk to Bill. We have known each other all our lives.Started first grade together along with Paul Tillery. So many good memories like birthday partys and so much more. Saddened to hear this Those early years
growing up in Metter are so very special to me. Always Jennie B.Hall

He will be missed greatly. Peace has come. Sympthy to all the family.
Lorine Hendricks

Please accept our deepest sympathies upon the death of your husband Bill. Pookie has been in Atlanta with us for Thanksgiving and has been keeping in touch with Linda Boulduc as to how Bill was doing. We will remember him as a true Southern gentleman with great talent and one who saw the importance and value of saving important landmarks like the Metter Depot. What a wonderful legacy to leave for all the citizens of Metter. Miss Ella, we know Pookie will be visiting with you upon her return...

God bless the family.I did not know this gentleman but I knew billy Trapnell when he was Poatmaster in Lyons and I never met nicer met nicer peoplle than Billy and Yvonne.God bless all.

Tom Kramer and Family

Bill and I, being the same age grew up together in Metter. We had some experiences that will always remain in my memories. I am saddened to learn of his passing.