William Westhoff

Uncle Bill has held a special place in many peoples hearts. I have so many fond and funny memories over the years. Most of all his ability to make everyone feel special and his loving relationship with Aunt Betty. Love to all. Denise Risser Held

I am truly sorry for the loss of your Husband, Father and Grandfather.
I am a second cousin of William Joseph Westhoff. We share the same great-grandfather, John Adolphous Westhoff. My Mother's maiden name was Westhoff.
You do not know me and I have never met William 'Bill', but I am sure he was a fine fellow, as I have found all my Westhoff relatives to be.
My husband's sister-in-law, who lives in Dallas, spotted 'Bill's obituary in the newspaper and sent it to me as she knows I am always working on my Westhoff genealogy. I live in LaCygne, KS and know most of my Westhoff cousins who live around Hepler, Greenbush, Walnut and Girard in Crawford County, KS. I hope to meet some of you along the way.
My sincere sympathy,
Jeanette Cox Searl

I am sorry for your loss. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers.

Dear Betty and Family,
You are in our thouhts and prayers! Bill was instrumental in my career with Shell Oil Company and Mustang Fuel Cooperation. He is missed by us and many more! Ron and Margaret Graham

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Uncle Bill made everyone feel special and could always make you laugh. It was always fun when I was growing up because everyone would sing around the piano. He had a beautiful voice. We are all remembering the family in our prayers.
Judy and James Glueck

We will always remember the great times in Parsons with the Westhoff family.
Uncle Bill's great smile and humor. We will keep his family in our prayers and thoughts.