William Musa Obituary
He was born on June 24, 1940, in Rahway, New Jersey to his late parents, Albert J. and Ruth J. Eddy Musa; also preceding him in death is his sister, Ginny Musa; and his two daughters, Barbara and Melanie Musa.
Bill is survived by his loving wife Susan Cox Musa of Ocean Springs, MS; his children, Andrew Musa, Tom Taylor; from a previous marriage, Ted Musa and Susan Musa Murphy; grandchildren, Joshua Musa, Meagan Musa, Richard Scott Good, Jr., Rosalie Neilson, Timothy Neilson, Ashley Rushing, Zachary Rushing, Dennis Reiter, Joshua Toner, Jenifer Toner, Joey Toner, one great grandchild, Jaxson Musa; and one great-great grandchild, Victoria Good.
He was a native of Cranford, Rahway, New Jersey and was A United States Air Force Veteran, and he was awarded the Good Conduct Medal. Bill was employed by CSC, and Lockheed Aegis Test Team in Pascagoula, MS. He was a proud member of the NRA, he loved competitive Rifle and Pistol shooting, fishing, scuba diving, and being a member of the Jackson County Mississippi Amateur Radio Association, and the 599 DX Association.
Glenn K2FF and Richard Warner posted on Facebook:
It is with great sadness to report that Bill-K5YG, became a silent key today (8 Dec. 2022). Bill was the first ham I met in the local area, and for the next 26 years we lived the dream together including DXing, Contesting, Dayton adventures, climbing towers, trading equipment, and of course, QRM!
This is K5YG signing off.
In lieu of flowers, the family request donations to the Jackson County Animal Shelter at 4400 Audubon Lane Gautier, MS 39553 or by calling 228-497-6350
The Riemann Family Funeral Home, 13872 Lemoyne Blvd. in West Jackson County is proudly serving the Musa family. An online register for signing and sharing memories, condolences and photos is available at www.riemannfamily.com
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