William J. "Bill" Didycz

Dear Mrs Didycz,

I am so sorry for your loss. I know that some time has passed now and I hope you are doing alright. I just wanted you to know what a profound impression you and Mr. Didycz made on me. I thought of you both often and still do. You were an example of what a marriage should be whenever I needed a barometer for normal healthy behavior my thoughts would go to you and memories of family life at your home on willock road.You gave me great gifts that lasted a lifetime. My heart goes out to you and Nina and the boys

Mrs.Didycz,
I'm Deeply Saddened to hear of the passing of Mr.Didycz,He was truly a fun guy to be around,I'll never forget him talking to me in your yard when I would cut the grass!
MAY GOD BLESS HIM

If you need me for anything!,Call me
Your in my thoughts

Robby Meyers
(Your Lawn Service)

Dear Aunt Kay & family,

John & I are thinking of you all in this time of saddness for your family. Uncle Bill was a whole lot of fun to explore a variety of topics with because of his curiosity and passion. You're all in our thoughts.

Vicki & John Koslosky and daughters

Kay:

George and I were sorry to hear about Bill being born to eternal life. Our memories of Bill are from the South High Alumni Association where he was a member and supporter of the Scholarship Fund. From my conversation with Bill, I recognized he was a "man ahead of his time." Allow God to heal your heart in His time and Veechnaya Pamyat (Memory Eternal).

Kay, Jean and I were so sad to hear the news of Bill's passing. Bill was a good friend and we both enjoyed working with him first at the Pasadena, Texas plant and then again when we transferred to Pittsburgh. We will always remeber how you to invited us over to your house for a great home cooked dinner when we were relocating to Pittsburgh. Bill was an excellent Chemical Engineer and many of his novel solutions to process problems at the plants were of great value to the company. Most of all I will remember him for his friendship and for his sense of humor. I can still hear that high-pitched laugh of his when told a joke. Our prayers go out to you and your family.

I can testify that Bill Didycz was indeed awarded “numerous patents,” since I was the patent attorney for USS Chemicals and Aristech through the last twenty-five years or so of his employment in those companies. His novel contributions were important to a number of different technologies, but some of them were also important in the “Phosam” process which was licensed throughout the world. Bill was also respected for his sound engineering practice, sometimes underappreciated even in industry dealing with explosive and toxic chemicals. As recently as two years ago, he was actively generating complex technical ideas. But he was also a great guy, always friendly and always willing to talk about a wide range of subjects. Rest in peace. Bill Krayer

Kay - I am so sad to hear this. Bill was a great guy. I always had fun talking to him about his many passions in life, including cats and civil liberties. I am thinking of you.

Love, Sara Mullen

Aunt Kay and Family,

I was truly devastated to hear about Uncle Bill. I will always keep the memories of all the wonderful activities me, Jen, and the girls enjoyed with him during our summer vacations in Pittsburgh. My heart and prayers go out to you all. I love you.
Love,
Michelle

Dear Kay and Family,
Our hearts go out to all of you in your time of great sadness. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers and ask that God keep you in His care.

We will always have fond memories of Bill and remember what a genuine, down to earth person he was. From our high school days to the last class reunion, we always valued seeing him and
renewing our friendship.
Even though we are miles away, we feel close to you now in your time of grief.
Remember, in your sorrow, that God has created the world in such a way that each day brings opportunity for healing and new beginnings as well. We hope that you will experience those gifts in the very near future.

Our Love to you,

Ray and Trudy Guidos

Dear Mrs. Didycz,

I am terribly sorry to hear that Mr. Didycz passed away. I have worked for you and your husband for over 5 years in your lawn and landscape. I really enjoyed talking to Mr. Didycz whenever I got the chance to see him. He was always a very nice person to talk to you. I am truly sorry for you loss.

Sincerely,

David Woehler

I am truly sorry for your loss. I will always treasure the memories I have of special times spent at Cook Forest with your family when I was young. I will also treasure the many emails Bill and I passed back and forth to each other on subjects ranging from family, to politics to astronomy (just to name a few). Bill was a very special person - he will be sorely missed.

In Deepest Sympathy,
Jean Fields Chamberlin

Dear Aunt Kay and family,
We are so sorry for your loss. Uncle Bill was always good company, curious and challenging with a wry sense of humor. We'll always remember your visits with us in Alexandria and Harpers Ferry, and your lovely 50th anniversary celebration. We'll hold him in our thoughts.
Love,
Karen & Bill

So long to a great classmate, alumni committee member,poker buddy and computer mentor. We will miss your jokes and especially your donations at the poker parties.
Rest in Peace Bill

Dear Aunt Kay and family,
Our deepest sympathies to you all. Uncle Bill is an important, lasting part of our family memories, and we'll miss him. Our thoughts are with you all.
Love,
Pete and Jan