John Wilson Billington

My family goes back to the Mayflower Billingtons. I am so sorry for the loss of John, tho' I never knew him.
If anyone would like to communicate with me my email is [email protected] and I am Sondra Lee.

To Johns family, I am so sorry for your loss. I first met John thru our kids playing school sports. I would run into John at Market Of Choice every so often and we would catch on on our families. I alway enjoys our conversations, he was always a positive, smiling guy and I appreciated that. Peace and love to all of you. Our loved ones live on in our hearts.

Brother, it was 'WAY too soon! We're missing you already. But we have those memories.....

To the family of John Billington, I am deeply sorry to hear of his passing. I knew John back in high school (Lincoln '65). We had some classes together and I remember him as being friendly, respectful -- an all-around nice guy! I'm glad I saw him at our 50 year reunion two summers ago. I want his children to know that he was a bright, popular kid --- even way back then.
My deepest condolences.

John was one of the nicest guys I knew in high school. He always had a smile and was so kind. I will always remember him with such fondness. Marty Rowland

My heart goes out to all who grieve the loss. I am a stranger to you, but we are related and I was filled with awe and sadness when I read the paper this morning. How I wish I had known, and perhaps talked. My family is traced back to John Billington and his family on the Mayflower and I had no idea "long ago relatives" lived here in Eugene where I live. Blessings and love to you all. Embrace your memories.

There are no words to express the loss of a loved one, Isaiah 59:1 "Look! The hand of God is not too short to save, Nor is his ear too dull to hear."

I am deeply sorry for your family's loss. May your hearts find comfort in God's beautiful promises for the future.
John 6:40.

To the family, so very sorry for your loss, your precious family will remain in our prayers. As you take each day one step at a time and hold on to the loving memories of your loved one, may God grant you strength to see each day through. 2 Corinthians 4:7