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Vernon Ferguson
January 24, 2003
WE ALL WILL SURELY MISS BILL AND HIS HUMOR. HE ALWAYS HAD A JOKE OR TWO FOR US AT HONEYWELL. OUR CONDOLENCES FROM LOCAL 1145.
Dorothy & Tom Boeser
January 22, 2003
Our deepest sympathy in the loss of your husband/dad,
We all enjoyed the times spent on the golf course with Bill as the ranger. He always had a story to tell and never went by without saying hi to all of us. We will miss him.
Sincerely,
Tom & Dorothy Boeser
Stacey Peterson-Connell
January 22, 2003
Dear Markie and family:
My mother (Sharon Peterson) just emailed me with the news of Bill. I am so sorry to hear this. I have so many great memories of Bill during my childhood as well as my early adult years. Thank God I am now an older adult and can appreicate his humor, for I was always afraid of him!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (I'm sure you can understand where I'm coming from!)When my father died he was there to humor me, comfort me and remind me of good times...This is the Bill that will always be with me. How blest I am with his memories.
With deepest condolences,
Stacey Peterson-Connell
Edie & Ken Swartz
January 21, 2003
Hi Markie: We surely will miss Billy. Our love to you and your family and give our regards to Bill's brothers.
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Tim Born
January 21, 2003
Bill and I worked together when he was hired at Honeywell.
We had a lot of fun together.
I will miss him.
Jim Colehour
January 21, 2003
Jim Colehour - BFD #117
Stacy Rodenberg (Bonneson)
January 21, 2003
Dear Markie, Matt, Gina and families:
Becoming good friends with Gina when we were both the young age of 14, and usually getting into some kind of trouble together, Bill was somewhat intimidating to me in those early years. But, as time went on and we grew up, I was fortunate enough to get to know the real Bill - not just as my friends very large father! He was an incredibly generous man who always took time to chat and always included a joke and/or some kind of wise-crack.
I hope that during this difficult time, you all remember how much laughter and many smiles have filled the world because of him and what a difference he made in so many lives.
Sharon Mellby-Peterson
January 20, 2003
Dearest Markie, Matt, Gina and your families. I need to remind myself how happy Bill is right now but oh how I'll miss his humor. Outspoken? Maybe - Outrageous? For Sure!! and always with tongue in cheek. What wonderful memories we all have. My love to you all and will pray for your strength. Sharon
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