William S. Sayed

Dad, life is so painful without your wisdom, guidance, humor and endless love and support. To say that I miss you with every waking moment is an understatement. I love you beyond measure and look forward to the day we are reunited in glory.

Thank you, Judi. Your expression of sympathy at this difficult time is greatly appreciated.

Uncle Bill has always been a true gentleman and forever been my hero. He and his family have always had a wonderful relationship with our family. He was my dad's youngest brother and they shared a mutual admiration. We have such wonderful memories of our trip to Italy in 2004. Uncle Bill, Barb and I, my mom Mary Isaia Freitas, her sister Rose DiMartino, my brother Tom Isaia and his daughter Bridget, enjoyed a memorable 17 days together.
May Uncle Bill's soul attain the joy of everlasting life.
Dick and Barb Saia

Bill first cut my hair in 1970. We became life long friends quickly. One day, I walked into Bill's shop in the then Detroit Bank and Trust building and jokingly asked him if I could get a discount since I had so little hair left to be cut. He said absolutely he would give me a discount but would have to charge me a finders fee. Bill had a wonderful sense of humor. I am so blessed to have had Bill as a dear friend.
Tom