William F. Ballard

There isn't a week that goes by without Bill "Dad" and Ms Kat being mentioned often with a smile, laughter and sometimes a tear. Anyone who met him will surely never forget him. One of a kind in so many ways. He loved his 'Jen' mainly due to my expert back scratching skills! He would be incredibly proud of Wes, the GarageMahaul and his amazing baking skills which get better every recipe. I can just hear him in his best Moutain accent.."That boy sure can make a scrumptious cake, give me another piece, Kat! Dad- We know you are with Hope, Granny, Papaw, Pam, G Mac and Gary plus many other loved ones. We love and miss you.

Though I have very limited memories of the time I spent time in the house with Trip, Hope and Wesley as a wild teenager, I am sorry to hear of Bill's passing. I am praying for your family.

Kathy,
So sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

My dearest only Brother, I am heartbroken that you had so many years of declining health and could not enjoy all the things you loved in life so much. Your "junkin", fishing, hunting, hating on politicians,(lol) collecting , forever reading historic facts. But most of all I am sorry you won't get to watch your precious new grandson , Hunter, grow up.
All of your family will mourn our loss and keep on believing that there will be a glorious reunion one day and we will all be well and together with Jesus, never to doubt, fear or hurt again. I loved you dearly and I know you rest in the arms of our Lord!
Goodbye for now! Gloria Ballard Cole will

May the family and friends of William F. Ballard have peace and comfort from God during this most difficult time.

Prayers, love and sympathy,

Theo Woods

Reading God's Word of hope for those who have passed on is faith building and encouraging. John 6:40.

I was so shocked to get the message that Bill had passed away. We have some wonderful memories of our times with Bill, Tripp and Tye over on the May River at their home.
After we lost Hope, we still had a wonderful friendship, I could call Bill if I had a problem and he would drive and meet me wherever, usually in Ridgeland so I wouldn't have to drive so far. The boys Tripp and Tye would come to Savannah and stay with James and myself. James and Tripp are still close, they hunt and talk and laugh all the time.
I will miss you Bill, may you rest in Peace and now reunite with Hope.
Love,
Faye, James, Charlie

What a beautiful reunion you must be having right now Uncle Billy. I will treasure my childhood memories of our family. I am praying that the Lord will wrap Kathy and the family in his loving arms and give them a peace that only he can give. I am so glad we got to catch up just last week! May you rest peacefully in your eternal home now. All my Love!