Vasilios "Billy" Kanavas

Uncle Billy is still missed and remembered around the cafe´ of the demoulas on the Pawtucket blvd. Happy birthday Bill.

My friend Bill! I'm shocked and saddened to learn of your passing!

I will miss you terribly but know you're in a better place. I can think of so many times when we'd laugh about life and events at work. There's no one I felt more comfortable working with than you. You were smart, funny, and deep and your clientele loved you too. God will take care of you, I know.

Godspeed to heaven my friend and until we meet again, I will miss you dearly.

Sheila Canty

Uncle Billy: I got to know Uncle Billy while I was helping to adjust his brother Peter´s house to add handicap space to make life easier. Then Uncle Billy started visiting the cafe´ at the new Market Basket on the blvd in Lowell. Billy and I had many conversations about politics and he was always on the opposite side of things than me. But he always made his point in a calm and respectful way and at the end he´d always ask how my father was doing! This was true class and actually caring about others. He was a good man and will definite be missed by many who talked with him during the day where ever he was.
Bill, you were a good man and an even better uncle!!

Hard worker at Colonial Inn restaurant, always took good care of his guests and his guest service was an A+