Willie Minor

was such a nice man.hung out at the downingtown farmers market mid 1970,s

May you rest in peace, Willie. You put sunshine in so many kid's lives when you rode into Meadowbrook Manor. Anyone who was out of earshot of your horns and bells would get a knock on the door or a sprint to the back yard and hear, "Willie's here!" We'd drop fishing rods or whatever games we were playing to enjoy your many visits! Also, to the Polite family- thank you for looking after this great person during those years. To this day- I'm 53 now- I haven't tasted ice cream that even comes...

I am Joe Terrizzi from West Chester. I loved Willie. He was my friend. I remember him as a young boy at the Warner Theater and the old Harrison Theater, next to Bennie's Pizzeria/John' s Bargain Store. Willie would always laugh out loud during the movie. He was (is) truly one of the most wonderful and beautiful people that I have ever known. Love you, Willie.

Willie was a pure soul. We kids in the Marchwood neighborhood loved him and he loved us. Be at Peace Willie - We'll see you in heaven!

Willie, thanks for always helping me out with closing while I was working at the Guernsey Cow in '84. You would always have a laugh for me while I was mopping the floor. You are an Exton icon.

Willie, you had the best bike as well as the best lease on life. We all knew Willie was here when we herd the horn!!!!!!! I will never forget that smile!!!! RIP

His smile was ever present and always sincere. Willie was genuinely a friend to all. We worked together at the Cow in the early 60's and it was a joy to see him every day. Thanks to the Polite family for giving us all an opportunity to know Willie. RIP Willie...

I remember Willie from my younger days living in Exton. He was always happy and smiling, when you were around him you couldn't help smiling too. He's one of those people you could never forget.

How awesome that one man, a bike, and some horns could touch so many. My fond memories of Willie, the sound of his horns, and playing tag or ball in the front yard. Simple Life...Huge Heart