``A Life Celebration Home'
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Diane Nawn
June 16, 2005
I have had the good fortune to know both Bill and Marion for the past five years. My wish for everyone is that they be lucky enough to have people like Marion and Bill enter into their lives. I, too, have learned a great deal about love, charity, dedication and commitment from this wonderful couple. For those of us who are able to call Marion and Bill "friends" are truly blessed. I will miss you, Bill. I will never forget you! Marion, I am here always for you.
Diane
The Philadelphia Protestant Home
Jennifer Mills
June 9, 2005
When I was introduced to Uncle Bill and Aunt Marion, they welcomed me into their family with open arms, making me feel at home at their house immediately. One of the lessons I’ve learned from Uncle Bill is to be grateful every day for the wonderful people around me. Practically every time we saw them, Uncle Bill would tell us how lucky he was to have Aunt Marion in his life. He gave thanks for his blessing every day. Over the last couple of weeks, when he was not at his best, Uncle Bill still told us how lucky he was to have such a wonderful family, and “God bless you all.” Well Uncle Bill, God has blessed us all; by letting us have you in our lives.
Geoff Mills
June 8, 2005
Uncle Bill's spirit will continue to live on in everyone he has known -- his generosity, humanity and love for life, family and friends was apparent in everything he did. He was a role model for me from when I was a little kid who wanted to follow in dad and Uncle Bill's footsteps and now as a husband who wants to always put wife, family and friends first. I miss him very much now but know that he will always be a part of me and the whole family. Thank you for everything, Uncle Bill, I love you and hope that we can all embrace life the way you did.
Stephanie Prescott
June 8, 2005
Dr. & Mrs. Ziegler were like Grandparents to me when I was growing up next door. I would always go ‘knock for the Ziegler’s’. They were my best friends throughout my childhood. I loved being at the house, it was the most warm and loving environment. My happiest childhood memories are with Dr. & Mrs. Ziegler. I learned so much from both of them, especially about love. When I got married Dr. Ziegler told my husband the phrase too as Barbara mentioned. He is certainly one to take advice from, being married for over 60 years! He was the sweetest man. I’ve never known a love story like the Ziegler’s.
Mrs. Ziegler, I will always be here for you any time you need anything at all. I love you both so much, and I am so saddened by this. He touched so many lives, made so many people smile, but the best thing he did was love you! Keep that with you always. Know that I will always love you too.
Love, Stephie
Harris Klear
June 8, 2005
My sympathies to your family. You and your family were a great asset to podiatry. I knew you only briefly, but your kind thoughts were appreciated.
Barbara Mills
June 7, 2005
Dear Uncle Bill;
You were like my Dad. You were always there for us. You were a truly dedicated husband and patriarch of our family. We all looked up to you and Marion -- what a long and wonderful love story you two had! I will miss your advice to all married couples, with that favorite phrase, "you're right dear." You gave your all to your profession and your family. You "did good", as Marion would say. I hope you are now enjoying the ultimate highball with Poppie and Helene. Hear-Hear! (as you would always say) I love you and will miss you.
-- Barb
Lauren Sileski
June 7, 2005
Uncle Bill was a huge role model in my life and always will be. I admired his love he had for Aunt Marion, his love of family, and his generosity. If only we could have more Uncle Bills in the world. He always put a smile on my face. Let’s all have a libation in memory of my Uncle. I love you and I will miss you.
Stephen Mills
June 7, 2005
Bill: You were so much more than my uncle. You were a second father, a life long example of how to live your life and most important my best friend. I will miss you and always love you. Steve
Michael Sileski
June 7, 2005
'Say not in grief 'he is no more' but live in thankfulness that he was'
-Hebrew proverb
Uncle Bill welcomed me with open arms and an open heart into his family, for that I am eternally grateful. I will miss everything about him, especially the thumbs up, wink, and a smile he always gave. You will live on forever in our hearts and minds.
Phil Kinsey
June 7, 2005
Dr. Ziegler was always professional and the perfect gentleman. It was a pleasure to have known him. He was a credit to his family and his profession. He will be missed. We will always remember him. Angela & Phil Kinsey
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