William Favrow

I was Argentine hs with bill.
One of the best people I ever met

Our deepest sympathies to Ce, sons, and the entire Favrow family. Bill meant a great deal to my family. Both my sons first Danny and later his younger brother Markus would work for Bill at Pizza Shoppe and at Pop's Pizza. Bill was a boss, mentor, friend and a much needed father figure to both of them. All though Danny is not here to thank and express his sympathy, from the bottom of our hearts we appreciate all Bill and Ce and the Favrow family did to help guide and teach them. Bill touched so many lifes, we are so privileged to have known this kind and dear gentleman. Joanne Palluck and Markus Henderson

Bill Favrow sat down with me well over 30 years ago. It was just before my 16th birthday, and he explained to me that being "on-time" work work meant being there 10-15 minutes before start time. At that same meeting he shared with me that we were "in this together" and that the better the pizza business did, the better I would do. I believed him, and he followed through with this simple wisdom. Not a day goes by that I don't rely on the work ethic and basic principles of life that Bill shared with me and all of the people he crossed paths with. Truly a blessing to have known him. My thoughts of comfort for all the family. Aaron Wendel

My condolences.
Bill will always be remembered as a great man in eastern Jackson County, MO, and in the Fort Osage School District.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

My childhood is peppered with memories of the Favrows and the Pizza Shoppe. Thank you for all Bill did for our community.

My favorite song to play on the juke box as a kid was "Happy Trails" David Lee Roth. Seems like an appropriate selection today.

All the best and my thoughts and prayers to Bill's family

I wasn't in
your everyday life but you have a place in my memories! Thoughts to family and friends. Rest in peace Bill!

I work at Vapor Up & had the pleasure of meeting Bill over 2 yrs ago. He came into our shop & we visited on a regular basis when he would come by for some e-cigarette cartridges. He shared so many of his life stories I felt like I knew him well. He would always hug me goodbye after every visit. He came into the store on 4/11 to get some cartridges & I noticed his coloring wasn't very good. Having been a Dr's daughter I had learned to recognize what this meant & I was very concerned & told him so. He shrugged it off, as usual, & told me he'd been in & out of the hospital but was feeling better. He also hid the fact that he was on oxygen & breathing treatments up until that very day when he came in with his tank at his side. We didn't get to visit as long as we usually did, due to other customers coming in. He made a point of telling me he needed a big hug before he left & so I went around the corner & hugged him hard as he whispered to me "I love you, sweetie"... He had never said that before & it gave me an uneasy feeling that I might not ever see him again. After learning from Jon yesterday that he had passed I then knew he was saying goodbye to me. I dearly loved this man & would like to send my sincere condolences to his wife Cecelia (that he WORSHIPED) & the rest of the family. I will dearly miss him.

I remember Bill running a tight ship at the Wildcat Athletic Dorm. Good memories.

We met at Pizza Shoppe on 24 Hwy he was a great supporter of local sports teams. He became a great friend never forgetting who you were Prayers to his family!

My Deepest Sympathy to Family & Fiends of Bill Favrow.
May God Bless and watch over you during this time of Grief & Sorrow.
Bill was a special friend to me. Not only did I know him in high school, but we also went to Emporia State College together. Bill was a great guy & a gifted athlete who excelled in football, basketball, & track. Bill played on our basketball teams in the city leagues. He will surely be missed by everyone.