WILLIAM J. "BILL" THEODORE

I with a great guy when we were both NBC pages at 30 Rock in Early 60s
Was wondering if he was the one.

Regret, I just found out Bill passed away. We grew up together in Washington Heights, New York. We even played Basketball for our church. In fact, I have a picture of our team, and Bill on my memory wall.

Moreover, I also had an extended career at NBC Television, in Sales. Occasionally we would bump into each other, when he wasn't traveling on a story. We became e-mail pals when we both retired. His journey at NBC was exciting, filled with many challenging experiences. It was fascinating listening to him describing them. He leaves behind memories of years gone by, but not forgotten.

My deepest sympathy to his family. May his memory be eternal.

James B. Zafiros
Retired Vice President
NBC TV Owned Stations Division

Jane, very sorry for your loss.

Jane, Jim, and Brian, so sorry to hear of Bill's passing. He was a wonderful man with a wonderful family. Best from the Meegan family.

Dear Jane, Jim, Brian and families,
Please accept our heartfelt sympathy for Bill's passing. We had great respect for his warmth and big heart.
Paul and Elise

Please accept our heartfelt sympathy at a difficult time as this.
Love and prayers,
Alice, Justin and Tracey, Jason and Laxmi Tierney

Jayne, Jim and Brian~
Please accept my deepest condolences on Bill's passing. It's always hard to let someone close go. Remember his love and spirit will always be with you and your family. Brent and Mark send their sympathy to you as well.
If I can do anything for you, Jayne, just say the word. I will check in with you next week.
Much love to you all.

Please accept our most heartfelt condolence on Bill's passing. He was a mountain of a man who seemed to enjoy everything he did and everyone around him. Our special thoughts to Jane, James and Brian - whom we've known for decades.

Dear Jane, Jim and Brian,on behalf of the Green family, we are very sorry to read of Bill's passing.Joanne and I have fond memories of the Moonpenny and Crooked Pond days, watching the neighborhood children grow into terrific young adults. We always enjoyed speaking with Bill who had terrific stories and a great sense of humor.All of the Theodore family are in our prayers. JJ Green

My sincere condolences for the passing of Mr. Theodore. May his life and legacy live on in his wonderful family and in the lives of those he connected with throughout his life. Laura-friend and former co-worker of his daughter-in-law, Michelle.