William "Bill" H. Thompson

I´m just learning about Bill´s passing. I knew him through bus duty at McKelvie. Whenever I would see him we´d have wonderful conversations about his family and mine. He is definitely missed. Sending condolences to your whole family.

Ann, Matt, Brad and families,
So sorry we can´t be there tomorrow. You will be in our thoughts and prayers. Bill will be missed; he was a good man and friend.

Ann, Matt, Brad,
So sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. He was truly one of the good ones. He will be missed.
Love, Denise Roy

We were sorry to hear about Bill and we have great memories from when our boys played sports together. Bill´s sense of humor always had us laughing. Our thoughts are with you all as your celebrate a life well-lived

How sorry I was to hear of the loss of Bill. Every time I was on Bus duty at Peter Woodbury he would greet me by name. He was so friendly and engaging and I so enjoyed talking to him. My thoughts and prays are with his family. Dorothy Krol

Ohhh we are so very sorry for the loss of 'Bus Driver Bill' - he carried both our girls safely to and from for close to 10 years...he will always hold a special place in our hearts! Even if the girls weren't on the bus that day, he'd still smile and wave! He will be deeply missed...our sincere condolences to your entire family!
May he rest easy ~ The Mijal Family

First met the Thompson Family when ours sons began playing Bedford LL baseball, soccer & basketball together. It was always a great time to catch up with each other to discuss sports along with business/politics. When outside, he´d always give a wave as he drove by the house on his bus route or have a quick chat (grandchildren) at the grocery store when we would run into each other.
In our Thoughts and Prays.
Bill & Diane Ronan

Bill drove both of my girls to school from the time they were very little. I think all told we had around nine years with him. We could not have asked for a better bus driver who ultimately became a friend. We would see each other through the window and he would point at me; it was a greeting he and my daughter Maggie came up with and once Maggie was out of Peter Woodbury, I carried it on. If he saw us, he´d stop the bus to talk to us. He always made me feel like the most important guy on the planet when we talked. I´ll miss him a lot and didn´t know him like you all did, but you were so lucky to have a kind and gentle man like him in your lives and I´m so sorry for your loss. - The Foxx Family

Dear Ann, Matt and Brad, I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Bill. Keeping you all in my prayers.