William "Bill" W Eudailey

Dear Barbara, Brian & Bryn-Carol, Blake, Billy jun., & Families,

I am so sorry to hear of your husband/father Bill's passing. He always started chatting and a bit joking with me when we happened to see each other upon my visits to his brother's family in the U.S. It's so sad that only 4 weeks later, his brother - my dear Uncle Pete - passed away as well. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and I wish you a lot of strength in these difficult times. May God bless you now and always.

With sympathy,
Sylvia

Blake, we are so sorry to hear that your father passed away. We have thought about you and your family and prayed for you the past several weeks. Having worked with you and seen the business your father established, we have great respect for him and your mother. May the Lord give you comfort, grace and wisdom during this time. Love
Always, Revs. Brian & Beth Wills

a great, GREAT man. he will be missed by all. thoughts and prayers....

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

I am very grateful and blessed to have known Bill. His immediate acceptance of me into WRBA meant a lot, especially when he welcomed me with open arms and invited me to sit at his table. His legacy of openness and acceptance has been carried on through his sons, Blake and Billy. May God bless you all with His peace, grace and goodness.

Blake, Pastors Randy and Cherie along with the Staff and Church family of Faith Landmarks Ministries are so sorry to hear of the passing of your dad. He and his kindness will be greatly missed. We will continue to cover you and your family in prayer believing that HIS peace will bring you comfort as you face your tomorrows.

I feel fortunate to have known such a kind and special person; he will be missed.

Gail Patterson

My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Blake, So sorry to hear of your loss. I was lucky enough to meet him at my first WRBA dinner. Your Dad and all of your family are in my prayers.

A wonderful man & a true legend in the Richmond Real Estate Community .
His great spirit & encouragement will be missed by all.
My Best to Barbara , Billy , Blake & your entire family .

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Dear Barbara and the family : Bill was always such a great guy to be around and to work with. None better. All will miss him. Whit Robertson

Dear Barbara, Blake, Robin and family,
We shall miss one of Richmond's finest Realtors. Bill was a champion and always the perfect gentleman. Coleman joins me in sending you our sincere condolences and sympathy.
Much love,
Dottie Figg

We are so sorry for your loss, what a dear sweet man that will be missed. Love to all of the family. Rest in Peace Bill (Father).

The Stowers Family is sorry for your loss. Our condolences to all of you. You are in our thoughts.

My sincere condolences to the family. Bill was the most genuine, professional, ethical member of the real estate profession whom I ever encountered. A true role model for all.

I have known Billy(he was Billy then) since the late 40s when I woud go with his uncle Carlton and family to visit his parents, and eat ice cream.
I didn't see Bill again until the late 60s when we ran into each other in Henrico. Bill sold us our first home in 1973 and our present home in 1977(selling our old house). We usually would run into each other a few times a year, often at Peoples Drug Westland for a cup of coffee.
Like Mark Twain, I don't think Bill every met a man he didn't like. He was that kind of person.
I will miss you Billy, my friend.

My love and deepest sympathy to Bill's family. He was such good friend, since Theta Chi years. He will be greatly missed.
Betty Bateman

My thoughts and prayers are with the Eudailey family. I know the world of real estate will not be the same without him. RIP Big Bill!

So sorry to hear of Bill's passing. He was always so pleasant and sweet. Please know you are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Alice Corrigan

God Bless the life and times of a true Southern Gentlemen Bill Eudailey! The Simmons family sends their thoughts and prayers to the entire Eudailey family! Thanks for the memories!!

So sorry to hear of Mr. Eudailey's passing. He was always such a bright light when he came into the Realtor association. He would make a point to walk through the building to say hello to everyone he knew and brighten their day with a joke or a kind word. He will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers are with the entire Eudailey family during your time of mourning.

Bill was the best boss ever! Always helpful. We thought he would live forever or at least into his 90's. We will miss his pats on the back.
Fondly,
Pam & Roger Nicholson

Barbara and family my deepest sympathy. You are in my prayers. God Bless

My thoughts and prayers go to the whole family. He meant a lot to my dad in past years, and all of the family members have always held a fond memory for me as well.

Mr. Eudailey was the consummate southern gentleman. He was a perfect example of "The Greatest Generation" and made our Country and our Community a much better place. I will miss his gracious manners and I wish his family my very deepest condolences. John & Libby Lewis

Rest in peace brother Bill. Theta Chi's everywhere mourn your passing.

My deepest sympathy in your loss.

Shirley FAHED Coulbourn

Praying for comfort for the family and friends of Bill. And rest for Bill for a life well lived...

Big Bill is truly one of the characters in the game of life...His wit and humor left us with a smile whenever our paths crossed. His generosity and giving of self was a rock for Sue and I to stand on as we navigated our lives. Our love goes to all of the Eudailey family as we remember one of the best friends we will ever know.

Big Bill and the whole Eudailey family are so special. Something about the Pinedale Farms extended families! We are and have been so blessed! Mr. Eudailey will be GREATLY missed. My love to the Eudaileys.

I met Mr. Eudailey in the 90's and sold auto insurance for him, he was just special I'am sorry for the family.
B.W. Alexander

I first met Mr. Eudailey in 1975 while working at my first job, he would come into Safeway and we would talk about Freeman sports and his family,both which he loved dearly. I ran into him a couple years back and he still remembered me and our talks, He will be missed. My prayers go out to his family, they have truly lost a great man.

Dear Blake,
I am so sorry for you and your family in the loss of your dad. So bittersweet all of the memories that come up in the days after a loss. I will have all of you in my prayers.
My kindest regards and deepest sympathy.
Marsha