Billy Maurer Obituary
BILLY J. MAURER
On January 27, 2007; he was preceded in death by his mother, Maria Maurer. He is survived by his father, Clayton Klundt; brother, Terry Maurer; sister-in-law, Julie Maurer; a beloved niece, Miranda; aunts and uncles, Anita and Sitki Tekbas and Edith Kernbaum; two cousins, Robert Kernbaum and Melanie Maurer and Julie Maurer's parents, Floyd and Mary Nell Dey; other family and friends. Friends may call at the EVERLY FUNERAL HOME, 10565 Main St., Fairfax, VA on Sunday, February 4, from 12 to 3 p.m., where a memorial service will be held on Monday at 10 a.m. Inurnment will follow at Stonewall Memory Gardens. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Loudoun County Humane Society, PO Box 601, Leesburg, VA 20178. www.everlyfuneralhomes.com
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Mark Damjan
February 5, 2007
Billy,
Most of us go through life not knowing what impact we’ve had on others. I can honestly say you had one of those personalities that will be hard to forget. You always had a way of making us all laugh without malice. You always had a funny story about one of your life’s experiences. And, you always had a genuine kindness about yourself without pretense.
The Lord has allowed me the pleasure of your friendship and camaraderie on earth. Now, the all saints and angels in heaven, get the pleasure of your humor, laugher and kindness, forever.
God Bless You and Good Bye my Friend.
Jason Maas
February 5, 2007
A quick story about Billy. On Monday when I found out the tragic news I was obviously shaken. A co-worker, who had just joined our team, noticed I looked down and depressed and she inquired, "Jason, what is wrong?" I replied, "Did you know Billy" and she responded, "Yeah, he is the only one that has been nice to me since I got here" That was our friend Billy. I will miss you!
Maas
Tom Wojszynski
February 5, 2007
Billy, Co-worker, Fellow Veteran, and Good Friend -- You were always the life of the party. We will miss your friendship, your humor, and your infectious laugh. Heaven is a better place with you in it.
Peggy Romine
February 4, 2007
Billy was a colleague at Siebel Systems. He made a lot of people laugh there. He was a very easy going, happy kind of a guy. He was liked by everyone. Unfortunately his life was cut too short and we all miss him. Please accept my deepest sympathies.
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Irene Hall
February 2, 2007
We will always remember your smile, your wave, your laugh and your love for Hershey. You were kind and repectful to everyone, especially the children. It was our honor to have been your neighbors.
Dana Horn Cadena
February 2, 2007
Billy,
You will be missed greatly. You always made me laugh with your fun and electric personality. I loved talking with you about our dogs.
We'll miss you!
Dana
Debbi See
February 2, 2007
Billy - I miss you terribly. I was looking forward to your annual trip to San Diego/AFCEA. Though I have known you most of my life, I was very happy to spend more time with you during the past five years. Your ability to make people laugh is a gift and that makes you a very special person (laughter is good for the soul). My thoughts, prayers and love are with you and your family.
Jeff See
February 2, 2007
To Kool Klundt,
You are the greatest and coolest!
Kevin Gleadall
February 2, 2007
Billy,
Your love of life and daily zest for it was incredible. Your smile and laughter was infectious!
I pray for your family and those minding the Gates in heaven.
My God be with you and your family,
Kevin
Pat Caron
February 2, 2007
Dear Billy:
God gave you to us for just a little while and we are better for knowing you. May you rest in peace and love forever.
Peter Holden
February 1, 2007
Billy,
You always knew how to brighten my day with a laugh. My prayers are with you and your family.
Jon Upton
February 1, 2007
Dear Billy,
I am saddened to hear of your untimely passing. You were a reliable source of sincerity and an unquestionably copious source of laughter for all around you.
"...and how truly is a kind heart a fountain of gladness, making everything in its vicinity to freshen into smiles!” - Washington Irving
Jill McKinnon
February 1, 2007
Billy,
You will be sorely missed! I enjoyed working with you, hearing your stories, and being a part of your life. You made me laugh and you certainly made work more fun. I will miss our conversations and your great outlook on life.
Scott Hall
February 1, 2007
Billy,
It was an honor to know you, to work with you, and to be in your presence. I'll miss you! Your life was too short.
Andy Mitchell
February 1, 2007
Billy, Billy, Billy!
Thanks for all the laughs. I know God will be laughing more now too! Our loss is his gain.
Rest In Peace.
Tom Voshell
February 1, 2007
Billy,
I remember you as a person who always had a smile on your face and a laugh in your heart. You could always find the humor in a situation, easily raising the spirits of the people that surounded you. May God enjoy your happy spirit and may you spread laughter throughout the heavens.
You will be missed here on Earth.
Carmen Krueger
February 1, 2007
Shipmate - you will be missed. Positive and upbeat, you were always someone I could count on to make me smile. May peace be with you.
Your friend,
Carmen
Jen Morgan
February 1, 2007
Billy was a wonderful person who was literally liked by everyone! He always made others smile and laugh. I distinctly remember him talking often about his neice and how much he loved her. Billy touched many people and will always be remembered. We will all keep Billy and his family in our prayers.
Mark Hatch
February 1, 2007
Billy,
In the short time I knew you I was always laughing around you. You had this infectious ability to get everybody around you either smiling or laughing.
Here's to you mate - you were a great bloke!
Cheers
Jeffrey Quade
February 1, 2007
Billy,
It's amazing how many lives you touched both at home and across the globe. You never had a bad thing to say about anyone, and everyone always had positive things to say about you.
We'll miss you,
Jeff
Siebel/Oracle Co-Worker
February 1, 2007
The Maurer family should be at peace knowing Billy always treated people with respect and left everyone he met with a warm feeling. Gob Bless
Erik Weisskopf
February 1, 2007
Billy,
At 43 you had yet to live your life completely yet you sure did live it fully. I have only fond memories from flying kites in our pre-teen years to Redskin games in our 30's and 40's. Always a smile and always a laugh. You are indeed "one of the good guys" and you are sorely missed.
Mike Rosa
February 1, 2007
Billy:
When you spoke of time with your niece, you glowed. You put it all in perspective. You were a delight to work with every single day.
Your presence, your essence, your attitude, reminded me every day how great it is to be alive. You continue to teach us that valuable lesson.
Thanks
Geoff Roser
February 1, 2007
Billy was so full of life. He had a huge heart and was always laughing about this and that. You couldn't help but have fun with him. He was well liked and will be missed dearly. Rest in peace, my friend.
Geoff Roser
February 1, 2007
Billy was so full of life. He had a huge heart and loved to laugh. He was well liked, and he will be missed. Rest in peace, my friend.
Matt Shumate
January 31, 2007
Billy was the most outgoing person I knew with full of life and was a pleasure to be around. He always made me laugh and I will miss him dearly.I know he went straight to heaven and is watching over all of us now.God bless him.
Nelson Chu
January 31, 2007
Billy,
You are definitely "one of the good guys." I still remember our early days from Jermantown Elementary and all the goofy things that we did as kids and teenagers.
Find peace my dear friend.
Kim Ingalls
January 31, 2007
Billy was one of those incredible people that went out of his way to be extra nice to all of his neighbors...especially the children and older people. We never saw Billy without a smile for too long! We will deeply miss him in the neighborhood. He affected the children's lives more than he could possibly know, just by treating them with respect. May God Bless Billy.
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