William Norman "Bill" Herren

Our sympathy to the family.He was a good man.

What a great man Bill was. When I was in FFA he'd haul me and my boney Gurnsey milk cow up to Puyallup Fair, drop us off and haul 4-H kids home. I also got to put hay in for him a couple of times. I'll never forget the time when the load came tumbling down onto the roof of the (then) new Chevy pick-up. That's about the only time I don't remember him smiling. Anybody who ever knew him should consider themselves fortunate, he will be missed by many.

Every time I saw Bill he always had such a pleasant smile on his face. He was a joy to work with at the Jr Livestock Market Sale. Wish there were more people like him. He will be missed.

my thoughts are with you mark and deb. charlene.

To Bills wife, children, Ben, Faye, Sue and Anna,

have known Bill since 1947 when we moved onto a farm on what is now Spencer Road. Bill, his dad and brother, Ben, were the first neighbors we got to know. Our hay was ready to be cut and without us asking, they brought their equipment and along with my dad and brothers put up the hay within two days. Bill will always be remembered by me as not only a friend, but a quiet, caring and honorable man. I'm sure his greatest rewards will be found in Heaven.

Shirley Stinger Watson

Sorry to hear of Bill's passing. Must have missed the obituary in the Chronicle, but we will be at his service.
Love and prayers to you and your families.

Bill and my folks shared the same home in Napavine. Prayers to the family. Jennifer Petra-Potter