William Wilson Jr.

I had the pleasure of working with Bill at the Masonic Home when I was the Social Worker there for two years. He was so intelligent and had so much information to share. We enjoyed visiting together, but I didn't always have as much time for him as he would have liked. It was heartbreaking to see him trapped in a body that was deteriorating faster than his mind. He is at last at peace. I wish I would have known about his death in time to attend his service and to help honor this great man.

Sorry
to hear about his passing and I am even more sorry that I was unable to
be at your services. I had the pleasure of working with Bill starting in 1953 at Cessna in
Aerodynamics together with Lloyd Long. Those were extremely good times
working on the T-37.

Sorry to hear about the passing of Uncle Bill. Know that he is in a better place without any pain and suffering. Although I will not be able to attend the funeral please know my prayers are with you and the rest of the family.
Love to all, Karen Garver (cousin)

So sorry to hear about your dad. I have many fond memories of him, especially trying to teach me to roll my r's. You're all in my thoughts and prayers--Cousin Carol

So sorry to hear of the passing of Uncle Bill. You'll be in my thoughts and prayers.
Hugs