William James "Bill" Sylvester

So sorry for your loss, Pat. Bill had a wonderful spirit and was always such a pleasure to be with. We feel very blessed to have known him. We will keep you and your family in our prayers....

Deepest condolences Kim. I wish we had a chance to meet him. He seems like a great guy.

Hi Kim,

The photos of your Dad are very nice and he looked like quite the outdoorsman. So sorry for your loss and our love, prays and thoughts are with you.

Love Mike, Cathy & family

I am so sorry to hear about Uncle Billy, I have great memories of him from when I was little in Port Washington at Aunt El's house. Keeping your family in my prayers

Dear Pat,
We were very sorry to hear about Bill from our son Joe. We enjoyed the time very much that we spent with you and Bill after the Boston Marathon a few years ago.
Sincerely,
Harry and Jane

Sorry to here of Uncle Bills passing, I wish I knew him more in life. I do have very fond memories of going to the beach at Rocket-ship park with him and Aunt Eleanor in Port Washington. Still brings a smile to my face- Thanks Uncle Bill-

Hello Kim and Bill: Your father was a good man and was so supportive of both of you at Long Trail School. I hope both of you will help you Mother thru this and in the future. Bill---see you at the Fly. Dave and Rene

I am so sorry for your loss. Bill always was a friendly face at Publix and when I worked at United Community Bank with Greg. He always made a point to say hello and will be missed. My thoughts and prayers to the entire family.

My sincere condolences to your family. I have fond memories of Uncle Billy on Bell Boulevard while growing up in Bayside.

Tom Sylvester Jr.
Stony Brook, NY

My thoughts and prayers are with you. We have had alot of conversations about our dads and i know how special he was to you.. Hold on to those memories..
Lots of hugs

Joanne

My deepest condolences to you all at this very difficult time. Hold on to the wonderful memories shared. I wish I had known him better, seems like an amazing man. Stay Strong and know that he is in good hands of many who loved him.

I caught my very first fish with my uncle Bill in a row boat he rowed for a few miles , He left a very lasting impression when i was young between letting me play with his trains in my grandparents attic and going fishing from Louies in Port Washington in a row boat to buying what he thought were chickens and helping me build a coupe for them, to bad they turned out to be ducks. He was a special person to me I will miss him