William Wermuth IV

Such a Wonderful Gentleman in every sense of the word . I was proud to know him . He helped Mission Kuds in so many ways. We are grateful for his inspiration.

I was just thinking about you the other day, and low and behold this reminder comes up. Still in my head and still in my heart you taught me that discussion, compromising and being open to new adventures was a big stepping stone in life that should be embraced and not avoided. Your advice and guidance is something that I will never forget. You gave full attention to the person in front of you, and got right to heart of the matter. Thank you for being real and genuine.

It's difficult to think Bills been gone for a year now. He's one of the most caring people i've worked with, and he was so much fun to work with, such a sense of humor. When i left Yerkes, i really missed his daily presence. He encouraged everyone and did a lot of problem solving with our work and with the people he was around. Such a privledge to have known him.

Billy Boy was a gentle soul. He was always interested in what was going on in your life. Thru his past experiences he became the best unpaid therapist you can get. He loved to give advice and share what he had learned in his life's journey. He'd say come on Kimmie, let's get something to eat and spill the beans. I would leave that table feeling revived and encouraged. You were a good friend Bill, no doubt about it. Thank you for knowing just what to say! Rest easy my friend, till we meet again

The good days, or "fat cat days" as Bill would say. Devoted employee of Yerkes, "I am a river to my people" Bill said bringing in the work. President of Roberts Hill, board member of Riverbend, School of the Holy Child, and Rosemont College. He loved opera esp. the grandeur of R. Wagner - Das Rheingold. He could be heard singing Gilbert and Sullivan, esp. I am a pirate - rather well! Bill had a sanctified table at Tango restaurant, loved food and cooking, cookies and Omaha steaks. Our 3...

Dear Will, Karen, and Family I am sorry for your loss. I worked with Bill at Yerkes and he was a great guy to be with and brightened the lives of many people. Sad to hear he has passed on.

Dear Will, Karen, and family, I was so sad to hear of your Dad's passing. I will be forever grateful for his incredible candid opinions on what it takes to constantly serve clients, and keep one's pulse on their ever-changing needs. He was a really, really special human being whom I will always remember. When in certain situations, I would more often than not, say; "what would Bill do?" I know he loved you all from the bottom of his heart. Will, your Christmas Parties were the best. I am...