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2017
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Mary Kloss
September 20, 2017
To Bills wife and family, just found this and am so surprised to find Bill passed in January 2017, deepest sympathy as one can say, even at this late date.
Bill D. was at many Peak and Peek functions where he attended the annual insurance conference dinners, that I worked in my days at Peak as a banquet server, much to my surprise , I just happened to be looking for a new insurance company at the time, another person was talking to me about the topic and turned me around to face Bill's direction and told me here is the finest insurance man you will ever find! with a smile on Bills face! I had Bill as my new Insurance Agent for many years to come! great business man he was in every way, and the fact too, he also knew when to play as well! Bill will be deeply missed by many people like me, Sincerely,
Mary Kloss formally Meeder
Marlene Russell
February 1, 2017
Cathy and family, so sorry but no more suffering. Thinking of you and wish I was up there to give you all a hug. Love to all, Marlene
Chris Chriest
February 1, 2017
Dear All,
I was so sorry to hear about the loss of Bill. It truly was my loss to have lost contact with all of you. You all remain often in my thoughts and prayers. I hope that prayer and the strength of friends and family ease the pain of this difficult time. Bill was a special man. God bless and keep you all. With love, Chris
Joseph Gerace
January 27, 2017
Dear Bill:
We feel a thousand times richer because you crossed the paths of our lives, but, God knows, we shall miss you.
Life will not be the same without you. We will never forget your wit, your thoughtfulness, your generosity, your gentleness, your strengths. You treated everyone with respect; you were a man of principle.
You played a mean game of pickle ball but you were always fair, always fair, always the good sport, win lose or draw and mainly you would win. You were always patient and willing to teach and play with with beginners and oldsters like me over the country. You taught thousands the rudiments of the game and the importance of good sportsmanship. Now, you have left for greener pastures; a spiritual place where if the angels play you will be teaching them the game and you will make them smile and laugh with your quips, experiences and stories as you did for the rest of us here on earth.
As the poet said in his eulogy on the loss of his son, "You are now lilke the wind; we cannot see you but, we will always feel you." Farewell, gentle knight -til we meet again.
Joe Gerace
January 27, 2017
Cathy and family ... so sorry to hear the passing of Bill after such a long struggle. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at such a difficult time. You sure are missed in Arizona. Lew and Wendy Gatti
Betty Farver
January 26, 2017
Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.
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