William Richard Strong

Still miss "The Colonel." Was a dear friend of my late father & our family. He loved my grandfather, Pete.

Aunt Pat, so sorry to hear about Uncle Bill passing away. I prayed for him and you all every night for the past few years. Sorry also I didn't come over and visit. Had a lot of respect for Uncle Bill as I suspect a lot of people did and even though he was an accomplished gentleman, he was an easy fella to talk to.

Aunt Pat - I was so sorry to hear, just today, of Uncle Bill's passing. I will always think of him as "Uncle Bill". I remember all the times you had me in your home for dinner and how warm and gracious you both were to me; Uncle Bill was funny and outspoken too - just a born leader, and a fine gentleman. I'm just terribly sorry for your loss. Please give my regards to Alexa, Bill and Christy as well. God Bless.

I am sorry for the loss. You are in my prayer.

I am so sorry for your loss. Your family will be in my prayer. I am the greatgrand son of Sarah Ann Conley.



My God bless you all.

We were not only cousins but very good friends.

What a Gentleman's gentleman he was. Never did he see me without a warm handshake and a big smile. I hope to see him on the other side one day. I will miss you brother.

We knew Colonel Strong and his love of the Kentucky River. We have enjoyed his presence at many functions of the Boonesboro Boat Club and will miss him dearly. Our sympathy goes out to all of his family and close friends. God Bless you Colonel.

Pat,we are sorry to hear about Bill's death. I will always remember

seeing Bill at the Washington National Airport and inviting me to your home that Sunday.

We are now out of state for an extended period.

With sympathy,

Tom Kelly

I only knew Bill for a few years, while playing golf with the Monday golf group. I enjoyed my relations with him a lot, and miss him already. May God bless all his family.