William S. "Bill" Dowd

So many memories...
Time it was, and what a time it was, it was
A time of innocence, A time of confidences
Long ago, it must be, I have a photograph
Preserve your memories; They're all that's left you...

Phyllis (Helen) Williams and Family

Please except my very deepest condolences on the loss of your youngest brother, Billy!



I know he meant so much to you!



always, your friend, Jeannie Lang

MY SYMPATHIES TO THE DOWD FAMILY, ANGIE AND WILLIAM ANTHONY, AND DIANE. WHAT CAN I SAY? SO MANY FUN TIMES. BILLY KEPT US WORKIN'. WE'LL MISS "WEE DEE"-SO SAD AND SO GLAD WE HAD A "GET TOGETHER JULY 2001 !! REST IN PEACE, BUDDY.

A 16 year old kid pumping gas on Parkside Ave. to the owner of Billy D's Rummer, you had a interesting life. Keep a cold one on ice until we meet again.

Uncle Billy,

I will always remember you as a hero in New Jersey, plus the good family times we had together. Rest in Peace.

There is no more pain - rest easy little brother.



love, Phyllis

Many is the time these words were said at the Rumrunner..."You don't have to go home you just can't stay here!" no one ever wanted to leave...Be well have a good journey

An Angel was overheard saying "Billy Dee Is in the house"

We lived in the same town. I moved here in 90. Didn't know that you were here. Worked at St. Francis Lab in the early 70's.

To my former dance partner, may you rest in peace!

Billy D and The Rum Runner - two names that will always bring a smile to my face. May you rest in peace.

billy, you are in our thoughts . bob and debbie purcell