William Spurlock Jr

angie iam sorry for lost from ur friend timryan

Dear Family,
I am so very sorry to find out that Billy had been so very sick and has passed away. Billy was such a good guy. I can remember just sitting and talking to him when our kids were little and were running and playing in my living room. Billy loved his family deeply. So proud of his two boys and his wife. Busyness wedged in there and life seemed to get in the way and we lost track of one another. I have thought of him many times over the years and said a prayer that he was doing well. I wish I had known that he was sick. I would have loved to have been there for him but more than that being in prayer asking God to hold him close. Angie, J.J., and Jacoby my heart goes out to you during this difficult time. Aunt Sandy, no parent should have to go through this. It´s something I could never wrap my head around but I know your boy loved his momma! Stacy and Kurt please know we are all here for you all and do not hesitate to let us know if there is a need we can help with. We love you all.

This is Charlie Stitzel, I'm so very sorry Bill left us early, as Angie knows we had alot of fun, I respected him so much, such a sweet person and friend, sure wish we could have caught up, rest on my friend

My condolences to Bills family. Bill has been missed for the past year and a half as a business partner and now he will be missed as a friend.

Thank you for being the best dad I could ever ask for and giving me and my brother some incredible life experiences that a kid could ever ask for. Even though we had some disagreements sometime you showed your love to me always and I knew you just wanted the best for me. I already miss you very much and I wish I could just hug you and sit down and watch one more wrestling event with you. I'm honestly proud to be your son and I just hope that in the future I can make you proud from heaven with who I grow up to be. I'm sorry everything ended up the way it did and that we weren't all there in your final moments but I feel like you're with all of us now and hopefully guiding me, Jacoby, my mother, Memaw, and Emma to a better place spiritually and physically. I can't wait to see you again in the future but I also see this as a sign that I need to be strong, get up, and put one foot in front of the other. Every hero in a story faces huge challenges and most of the time it's the death of a loved one that strengthens the hero and makes that final end goal feel that much better. I hope you get to see me have kids and be there for their futures and I'll be sure to let them know how much you mean to not just me but our family. I'm honestly ugly crying while making this post but I just keep thinking back to September 21st, 2022 (the night before I moved out) when I had a panic attack and you immediately went into dad mode and hugged me to calm me down and told me to go inside and watch TV to calm down and that you would be in soon. Those are the memories I will forever hold and cherish of you and honestly I just wish that the last time we were together, I would have known and I could have gotten in one huge final hug.

Thank you for everything and I am just happy you're not in pain anymore. Cancer can honestly go die in a hole but I know you fought it as hard as you can bell to bell and I'm not going to remember the winner, I'm going to remember the fight and the story. I miss you so much and I can't wait to see you again. I love you so much.

- J.J.