WILLIAM R. WIEBENGA Jr.

Still think of you every day, brother.

Still missing you every day, brother. I look forward to seeing you again. Jim Moore

Chief, what an honor it was for me to know you, to be a friend to such an honorable man. My prayers are with the family and remember, that even though he is gone physically, in dreams one can still walk,talk and hug a man who has always been a rock to so many.

Dear Julie and family, I am so sorry to see of Bill passing. He was a fighter and seemed to always rebound. He had the will to live even with all he was going thru. I had the pleasure of having Bill in rehab for many years and he always even on bad days put forth the effort to get to feeling better. May he rest in peace. Thinking of you during this difficult time. Sincerely Cathy Schmidt-Pulm Rehab

My sincere condolences to the Wiebenga family. I worked with Bill at MPD years ago. I´m so sorry to hear of his passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

I did not know Mr. Wiebenga, however his obituary tells me he was indeed an unselfish man and an American hero. Like most true heroes, modesty prevents them from accepting that title, but it doesn't change the facts. We are sorry for your loss and even though it doesn't lessen the pain, William is now receiving his just reward.

Julie, we are so sorry for your loss. It's been such a difficult road for you both the past few years and we're keeping you and yours in our prayers. The kids are going to miss their Uncle Bill and we'll miss one of the best friends we ever had. We love you both.

It's been a long haul brother but it's finally over. You did your job and your watch has come to and. Rest in God's loving arms. We've got you covered.

A brother in arms that will be missed by all who knew him.