William S. "Bill" Wardrop Jr.

Paul and I were shocked and saddened about Bill's passing. We can't imagine what you and your family must be feeling. But, please know that Bill was loved and respected by many and you will always have his memories with you. We will be praying for you. Fondly, Corinne and Paul Wood

So sorry to hear about Bill's passing.. We knew each other thru his dad at Ed Schmidt Pontiac... God Bless Bill and his family. Sandee Drews Hoesley

Dear Tina,

My condolences to you and your family for your loss.

I was truly honored when Bill stepped up to support our cause. I know that the MetroSquash Center that he worked so tirelessly to build will continue to honor him and be part of his legacy of tenacity and generosity.

Dear Tina, Justine, Margaret, and Will, we are so sorry to learn of Bill's passing. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Melinda, Nate, and Nathan

Wardrop and Treve families, My sincere condolences

Dear Tina, Justine, Margaret,
and Will. I am saddened to learn of Bill's passing. I like
to remember the many happy times we had to gether at the Saddle, and'many restaurants.
You have my deepest and
sincerest sympathy. Love,'
Liz Stiffel

Sportsmanship: Merriam Webster definition: : fair play, respect for opponents, and gracious behavior in winning or losing.
Twenty years ago I was teamed with Bill in
a Calcutta tennis tournament - Bill was ranked first and was paired with the 64th or worst player - me. Many gifted athletes would have lamented if not groused about having to play with the poorest player. Due to Bill's graciousness, kind instruction and upbeat spirit we advanced two rounds - two rounds better...