William Clyde "Bill" Milstead

Deepest condolences in the loss of this great gentleman. I was employed by Mr. Milstead in 1979 when I first came to Austin. He was a gentleman in every way. I fondly remember him and my time at Texas Austin Industries.
Lori Brix, former employee

Mrs. Milstead, Mark and family, Please accept my condolences for your loss. Mr. Milstead was an exceptional man. I fondly remember the many family dinners, Lake Travis weekends and snow ski adventures he allowed Matt to include me as his guest. I recall them all fondly. Many good times and good lessons.

So sorry for your loss.
Bill was a real gentleman

Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. He will be missed.

What a loss! I first met Bill in 1967 as a business neighbor.Later in 1975 our two companies mergered forming Texas Austin Industies. We worked and officed side by side till 1983. What a pleasure working and socializing with such an outstanding gentleman in every way. As write this with a tear in my eye, I will never forget him. Our families deepest condolences to Jackie, Mark, extended family & many friends in loss of an outstanding life in every way. Bill will always be in my heart and mind with memories sharing. RIP my friend, you had an outstanding life & will be always remembered by all of us that had the pleasure knowing you.

Rest in peace Sir. I want to thank you for the opportunities you gave me at Milstead Supply Company. Thank you for helping me further my career in the HVAC business. You will be missed but above all you will be remembered.