Billy Hitchcock

MEMORY ETERNAL!

I want to say thank you to all who signed this guest book. Billy is my granfather. Paw Paw was a very good person. It warms my heart that he touched and knew so many people. God bless all of you and thank you.

He was one in a million.

Thanks for your contributions to the Orioles. My sympathy to your family. God bless.

May the Lord be the lifter of your heads in your time of sorry.



Mike, Albany, NY

My deepest sympathy to Billy's family. It was a real privilege to have been associated with Billy through our years in professional baseball. He was a true gentleman that always displayed dignity and character.

I was so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.

I've had the pleasure to meet Billy on several occasions. The last time was at my mothers funeral in 1998. Billy was close to my mother's family. (Wooddy's) Billy always sent my cousins and I autographed baseballs when he was in Detroit. They were later destroyed by fire. Something I will always consider one of my greatest loses. May God Bless Billy and his family.

“Blessed be . . . the Father of tender mercies and the God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our tribulation.”—2 Corinthians 1:3, 4.

I am truly sorry for your lost, but in your time of grief it's comforting to know God is there for you and that He has a purpose for mankind to be resurrected to life in Paradise on earth. May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

So sorry to hear of the sad loss, I will always remember Billy Hitchcock for his friendy smile and always taking the time to stop and talk with me, no matter where we were. I worked at Goodsons Jewelry store for 15 years and always enjoyed his whole Family as Customers, you will be missed by All who knew you Mr. Hitchcock.

Strangely enough I was at Turner Field Wednesday night, when Billy's death was announced and a moment of silence held for the former great player and Braves former manager.



God Bless.



Mike Moore

Maiden,N.C.

28650

God Bless his family.

Major League Baseball has lost one of its dearest brothers with the passing of Billy Hitchcock.



Rest in peace Billy.



May the good Lord comfort your family in the days ahead.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort. A most respectful "War Eagle" to you and your family.

My prayer,s and condolences be with the Hitchcock Family,very soon the God of Heaven,will eradicate sickness,pain and death.(Rev 21:3,4) the bible promise that millions now dead will live again on this earth under peaceful, paradisaic conditions.( Luke 23:43;John3;16 17:3 compare Psalms 37:29 and Matthew 5:5.)Since Jesus made the promise it is safe to assume that he is willing to fulfill it.

Sincerely,

Cathey Howard

915 Nolte Dr.

Dallas,Tx 75208

I had the honor to meet Billy and his family. They were family to me as well and I send my condolenses to the family and friends. Mr. Hitchcock, you were an amazing man and I bet you and the angels are now playing baseball as Angels in the Infield now. ^_^

May God Bless the family and friends and strenghten their hearts now and always.

I didn't know Billy but he is a good ball player Hitchcock family I'm soory about your lost. Flora family

he played with my father in law in 1941 1942 1943 (Red Busby) red mentioned billy often red attended ole miss football and baseball

Our thoughts & prayers are with the family during this time of sorrow!!! God has called another angel home. May you rest in peace, Billy & keep the ball playing going on in Heaven!!!

Phil. 4:13

Rest in pease Billy ,you had a long and good career.

Another great Baseball player gone to play in heaven. Which is where He will never strike out.

Rest in peace sir.

I remember Billy well.we got on the street car at Five Points and went to Briggs statiom . That is when you could get out on the field and gert autographs. When we didn't go to the game Harry Hileman did the play by play and you could walk down the street and never miss a play because everyone had the radio tuned to the Tiger games.