Billie DAWE

A true gentleman and a man I admired greatly. So sorry, Bonnie and family.

I was saddened to read about Bill's passing and wish to send my deepest sympathy to the Dawe family. I played with Bill on the Waterloo Mercury hockey team which won the world championship in 1950. Joan and I went on a Princess cruise with Bill and Lee many years ago. I kept in touch with Bill through the Waterloo functions and was happy to see him when the Waterloo Mercury team was inducted into the Alberta Sports Hall of Fame two years ago. Unfortunately, with his passing, only two members of the 1950 team remain, Don Gauf and myself. Bill was one great classy guy,who enjoyed life. I would like to attend the Celebration of Bill's life when it is held.
Jack Manson

I am so grateful to have had the joy of meeting uncle bill - he was an absolute prince of a man:) so sorry for your loss but glad be can be with lee again. Xo

A LOSS OF A TRUE GENTLEMAN!!
I have many fond memories of my tenure with the good people at Waterloo Bill always greeted you with that SMILE every day which made you feel welcome..truly a pleasure to work with My deepest sympathy for your loss

Ed Monilaws

So sorry to hear of Bill's passing. Fond memories of both Lee and Bill. Both wonderful people. Many great conversations solving the world problems. Sincere sympathy to the Dawe and Young families.

Larry & Trudy Pope & family

I am deeply sadened to hear of Billie's passing. He realy was a classy gentleman. I worked with(for)Billie for twenty years.He allways had respect and kindness for those who worked for him as well as his customers.He will sadly be missed by all those that knew him. My deepest regrets and prayers go out to the Dawe family. Reynald & Brenda Fortin.

Uncle Bill was one of my FAVORITE uncles. Great memories of him and Lee at the lake when I was a kid; I remember him water skiing when he was close to 60 years old and thought he was amazing! And then there was the time he accidentally dowsed me in gasoline working a hand-held gas pump filling up the boat with gas. We were getting ready to leave for Winnipeg to visit grandma; I rode in the backseat of his car with Lee and him for the three hour trip; ALL the windows down, of course!I smelled like gas for days, and I think every time he caught a whif, he told me how sorry he was. So sweet. It was food for good chuckles over the years and I can see and hear him laughing~ My thoughts are with ALL of you; he was VERY proud of his children and his grandchildren and his eyes twinkled whenever he spoke of any of you. He and Lee were a wonderful couple and balanced each other so well.
I am sending you all love and strength in my prayers during this difficult time...God Bless. ~Deb (See) Malone (My mom was Lee's sister, Phyllis)

Another loss for our family...You lived a full rich life filled with many accomplishments & left yor imprint on all of us.

My mother (Donna) & Uncle (Ken) always spoke of great fondness of their dear sweet Uncle. I was blessed to have met him a few times in my young life & clearly understood why he was so loved. My favorite memory is always hearing my grandfather (John "Milt" Moore)& Uncle Bill with their hearty belly laughs they would share together. Lasting memories of two loving family men!

Bill, Bonnie, & family, thank you for allowing us cousins to have our own special memories with your Dad/grandfather/Great-Grandfather. Your loss is immense & the pain is deep. The strength & grace of your cousins/great cousins surrounds you all, ALWAYS! With much love...

Trina Hardy (nee - Chavarria)
(Milt & Roberta Moore's granddaughter)

Bonnie and Bill - deepest sympathy for your loss. Thoughts of your Dad crossed my mind this week.Have fond memories of your parents.
Janet Van Dusen

To Bill's Family:
So sorry to hear of Bill's passing. He was a true gentleman and will be missed but will live in your memories forever.
Doug & Helen Morrice

Bill was a CLASS ACT and will be missed by all the people he touched. Our deepest sympathy to all his loving family. Clint Stiles and Patricia Lines

OUR THOUGHTS AND PRYERS ARE WITH YOU!
MAY GOD BLESS YOU!
A GREAT MAN TO HAVE KNEWN,WORKED WITH AND PLAYED WITH!!

Billie was the finest gentleman one could meet. Always very friendly and respectfull to everyone. Billie hired me while he was the manager at Bowman Products in the 60's.He was very well liked by all employees as well as customers. He will be sadly missed by all who knew him.

Bill gave Me my first full time job
in 1962. He was a great boss and a
real gentleman.