William WEINBERG

Dear Doris:

I just read the news about Bill. What a shock. Just want you to know I am so sorry to hear this sad sad news. You and Bill are truly two of the nicest people I have known and been happy to be involved for a shot time in your lifes.

I am so happy you had the years together that you have had.

Take care of yourself.

My regards to Liz, Dale, Marc also.

Dear Mrs. Weinberg and Family,
I am so sorry for your loss. I just saw the article of his passing in the Pacific Business News. I have always admired your husband for his endeavors and met him many years ago when I worked for his brother. My sincere condolences to you and your family.
Sharon and Barry Wagman

Dear Doris & Family,
We are very sorry to hear about Mr. Weinberg's passing. He was a wonderful person, and it was such a great experience to work for him and to be a part of the WKH Ohana. That was a very special time with very special people. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Love, Tina & Roy Graham

Dear Doris and Family,

I am so sorry to hear of Bill's passing. He was a wonderful human being, and I too adored him. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Dear Marc, Zeb and I were saddened to hear about the passing of your Father. In our encounters it has and was always a pleasure to work with you and your Father . Our condolences to you and your Family. Chris and Zeb at Capital Pacific , San Francisco

Dear Mrs. Weinberg & family - I am so sorry for your loss. When I saw the article of his passing in the Pacific Business News, I was heartbroken that such a great man had been taken from the world. I worked for Mr. Weinberg, Marc and Andy at "The Club" and, can say I have never admired anyone the way I admired Mr. Weinberg. I will never forget how I was treated more like family by your family than just an employee. May you find comfort in the memories. Helen "V"

To Doris, Marc, Liz and families - the world has lost a truly special person. Bill will be remembered by all for his integrity, dignity and generosity. It was an honor to be part of his projects and, I hope, his friend.

Obituary from the Los Angeles Times
December 1, 2009

WEINBERG, William Extraordinary Gentleman with a Noble Heart (1928 - 2009) Former Hawaii resident, businessman, and philanthropist, William Weinberg passed away November 21 in Camarillo, California at the age of 81. Mr. Weinberg and his brother Larry formed the Larwin Company and achieved a great deal of success in commercial and residential real-estate development in Southern California. The Kahala Hilton Hotel, which he...

Dear Family:

Our shock and sorrow over Uncle Billy’s passing is beyond measure. The memory of his warmth and kindness will remain with us throughout our lives. His gentleness of spirit, deep laugh, and sweet voice were a fixture in our family that can never be replaced. It is impossible to think of one Weinberg brother without the other. The stories of how Dad/Larry and Uncle Billy grew up in Seagate, then together became an aircraft parts supplier to the Government during the...