William Alexander Wier Jr.

I remember well Bill Wier when I worked at First (Scots) for 13 years. He was an amazing man, Christian, and very active member there.

I am sorry for the loss in the family. I knew both of your parents and always enjoyed Bill's company when we talked.

Alec, Beth, Lindsey and family,
I am so sorry for your loss. I was fortunate to know both of your parents.

Your dad was one of the sweetest, kindest gentleman I knew. My deepest condolences to all of you. We just lost mom in October. They were all such wonderful friends. Blessings to all of you. Susan

We are deeply sorry for the loss of such a nice, gentle, special man. It was an honor to spend time with him. From out entire team, we will shower Mrs. Wier with special care as she moves into the next season of life without her beloved husband.

I worked at First (Scots) Presbyterian Church for 13 years and knew Bill and Jean Wier, both a solid foundation at the church and in the community and a blessing to all who worked with them while serving our Lord. A fond memory for me is the Christmas Bill treated the staff of First (Scots) to lunch at the Yacht Club. Always a gentleman, he will be remembered for serving with dignity and dedication in all he did. You will be sorely missed, Bill, but as fellow Believers, we know we will one...

There is nothing I can say to ease your sadness but I am truly sorry. We, the Wiers and Folks, go back a long way.

Bill and Gloria

We lost a true gentleman. My deepest sympathy to you and your family during this time of bereavement. Unfortunately, I am unable to attend the funeral as I will be traveling. I gave a small memorial in his name to First Presbyterian Church at 53 Meeting Street.

For the Wier family, please know that we remember Bill from working in research at Westvaco. May God comfort all of you with His everlasting Love.