Wilson Babby

Mr. Babby was my independent studies teacher through high school in the Indian center program. He was the only teacher that ever believed in me and encouraged me. He was the best teacher and such a great influence in my life. He is missed.

As the days and months have pasted I think of you everyday. I miss you so much! May you rest in peace until we meet again. Your Loving Daughter, Kelly Lynne

I accidentally found out Will had passed while driving by Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church on the way to my school. You can imagine my surprise seeing my former in-laws gathered outside the church. I hope he has found solace at last with our Lord. Years have passed since we shared a few years together...blessings to his family members as they start to heal over their loss. Barbara

Condolences to the Babby family. Safe journey home to the spirit world. I know your mom and dad was there to embrace and welcome you. Mr. Babby was a excellent teacher. I met him at Capitol Area Indian Resources (C.A.I.R.). He made an impact on my life. He recommended me for a few trips that I would have never been able to afford. The grand opening of the Native American Smithsonian Museum in Washington D.C., Disneyland, many Indian Education Conferences though out California. I graduated...

I Remember Mr Babby from Rio Linda High School. He was a kind man. My sincere sympathy to his family. Know that he touched many young people.

Condolences to the Babby family. I worked in the main office with Mr. Babby when he was a principal at Grant High School. He was a very nice and kind man. My prayers are with you.