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Mr. William Michael ""Billy"" Fairchild
Mr. William Michael ""Billy"" Fairchild
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William is an Army veteran of the Vietnam War, where he earned several medals, including the Purple Heart.
William grew up in Newark, NJ and is the only son of Margaret George the late John George. He was preceded in death by his son, William Bo Fairchild Jr. and his father John George.
William is survived by his wife, Marsha Seidner Fairchild; his mother Margaret George: his daughter, Jaime Mulvihill and son-in law John Mulvihill, stepdaughter, Tamara Wingerter; stepson, Keith Ezykowich (Jeni); sister, Margaret Milano; grandchildren, Kayla Mulvihill, Keira Mulvihill, Matthew Wingerter, Marissa Wingerter, Chelsea Ezykowich, Gregory Ezykowich, and Britnee Brittingham (Chris); great-grandchildren, Rosophia Bendistis and Rylan Brittingham: niece, Jodi Gomez (Ed) ; and nephew, John Milano, his daughter-in-law Kim Matthews, and many other family members and friends. William was a huge NY Giant s Football fan and loved watching the Giants any time they played. He also loved fishing and spending time with his family, especially his grandchildren.
A celebration of life will be private. In Lieu of flowers, contributions to the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund would be appreciated.
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Ralph Giordano
August 13, 2018
My sincere sympathies on my lifelong friend Billy's passing to Marsha, Mrs. George & all the family listed. Also, to Janice. Billy was an honest friendly & tenacious fellow who endured ailments bravely for many years. We always joked while fishing on Mikey's boat or whatever we were doing. May the Lord Bless Billy a most unique man.
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