Dr. William J. Little Jr.

Rest in well deserved peace Dr. Little. I babysat for
the Little children. What a wonderful couple they were. Have very fond memories of both of them helping me secure our runaway horses in the field behind their house. Sincere condolences to
their family.

A prince of a man who gained respect and grateful hearts through integrity; walking quietly with humility; and, caring for others with intelligence, respect and the desire to serve.

When I was a nurse and saw his name on a patients chart I knew the patient would receive the best of care. As a musician we connected over composers and concerts. As Christians we prayed for each other.

This was a life more than well-lived.

I worked at St. Luke's, as a nurse, and that is how I met, and came to know Dr. Little. When he rounded, on 4 Main, and walked into the " nursing station", I was delighted to see him, along with all my coworkers ! He smiled just so, his eyes were so expressive, his soft voice getting his point across perfectly, and as our conversations progressed, his dry sense of humor shined. I made it a point to say hello to him, every day that I worked.

You see, he was so approachable, so patient, and so willing to share his knowledge with all of us. He was an excellent teacher, and ensured the staff, collectively, understood his orders, for his patients.

I know I am not alone in expressing these feelings. Over the years, I continued to seek out encounters with him, for all those reasons previously stated, and then some !

He was such a kind man, and excellent physician. I am a better person for crossing paths with him.

I wish serenity for Kathy, Bill, and Barb, as they review their life with their father, and take comfort in remembering all those memories, as memories keep our loved one close.

A wonderful, kind and gentle man and doctor. An honor to have known him. Best wishes to family.

On behalf ot the Board and members of Unit 222 of the American Contract Bridge League, I would like to express our sincere condolences for Bill's passing. I knew Bill for many years and knew him to be kind, sincere, and caring. He will be missed at the bridge table and in our lives.
Henry Kensler

I am so sorry to the family for your loss. I have many good memories as a child with our families. Hug and prayers. Barbara Magee Madisen

My condolences to you on the passing of your father.

One of the very finest people I have ever had the pleasure to know, the ultimate gentleman. God bless you and your families.

What a wonderful man and doctor. I'm happy I knew him from St. Luke's hospital.

Such a kind gentle man. He will ne missed.