William H.R. "Bill" Cadman II

Dear Cadman Family:

I was one of Mr. Cadman's first students at Stonewall Jackson. He was a man of deep faith and patient understanding. His "kids" was his motivation for installing in us a sense of respect and desire to learn (though he was always faithful in not telling me what H.R. stood for). I will always remember him for the kindness he bestowed and his friendship as a teacher. May you find peace and stillness in that he made our world a much better place in which to live.

Dear Mrs. Cadman,

My relatives in Orlando informed me of the passing of your husband. I can clearly remember having him as a student at Stonewall Jackson Jr. High. He was an excellent teacher and a compassionate man. I am so sorry for your loss. Please know that both of you made a postive impact in my life.

Sincerely,

Jeff Harper (CHS '74)

Mrs. Cadman So sorry to hear about the loss of your husband. We think of you both fondly whenever we reminisce of our school days at Colonial and Stonewall Jackson.

Dear Ann, Suzanne, Jennifer and John,



Our thoughts and prayers are with you.



What a blessing it has been to know Bill and to enjoy the great pleasure of his company on our visits to Orlando. We will miss him deeply.



Our condolences and our love go out to you across the miles.



--Mike and Sandy, AJ and Robert

The world was a better place for having a man like Bill in it. I taught on the Beachers team with him at Stonewall. It was an honor to have known him. I have to smile when I think about the end of the year expensive dinner Bill provided for Anne from the collected pennies the children would disguard on the cafeteria floor and in the bushes around the campus.

Our world is a better place because of Mr. Cadman's passion for history, his excellent teaching practice and a life well-lived. As I shared with he and Mrs. Cadman last year, I became a teacher in part because of his dedication and love for the profession. As a result, his legacy lives on, not only in Orlando but possibly in towns across America.

I join with his family and friends as we celebrate that Mr. Cadman has now heard, "Well done, good and faithful servant."

Dear Cadman family,

You have my sympathies on the loss of a great man. It was my privilege to teach next door to Bill at Stonewall Jackson until I moved to the Colonial Ninth Grade Center where I continue to teach today. He was a great influence on me when I was a young teacher. I think of him often when I am in my living room. There in a prominent place on the table are books of Shakespeare's plays that he gave to me after his Aunt Mary died. I treasure them because the were hers and she was my principal when I was a student at Azalea Park Elementary, but I especially treasure them because Bill knew they would be important to me when he gave them to me. He will be missed.

Heaven will certainly be a better place now that Bill is there. My sympathy to the family.

We all remember Bill fondly from school. Enjoyed seeing him at our 50th reunion in April. He will be greatly missed. Our sympathy to all of the family.

We all remember Bill fondly from school. Enjoyed seeing him at our 50th reunion in April. He will be greatly missed. Our sympathy to all of the family.

To Bill's Family: How glad I am to have had a short visit with Bill at our Boone 50th Reunion in April. I was not aware of his "fight with many illnesses" but surely his legacy will be ongoing in the lives of all of you who are his treasured family. I am thinking of you with sympathy and love......

What a precious man Bill was. He has been my friend since Kaley Elementary School. I am so glad that he was able to help with our 50th reunion and able to attend. I am thinking of all of your family and praying for you peace.

I'm sorry to hear about Mr. Cadmans passing. I feel blessed to have had him as my teacher at Jackson and friend at Church. I have many fond memories of him especially at the Gator games. He will be missed. You are all in my prayers.

What a truly beautiful eulogy to a wonderfully deserving man! A true testament to a life as an impactful father, grandfather and husband. I am thinking of all of you. Love, McCall Nokovich

My condolences to the Cadman family. I fondly remember his teachings and encouragement given at Stonewall Jackson.

Through our friendship with Jennifer and Jeff, we have learned of the wonderful husband, father, and grandfather that Mr. Cadman was. We know he will be missed dearly. We continue to hold you close in our thoughts and prayers each day.

Sincerely,

Mike and Janie Thompson