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Wayne Swanson
April 17, 2016
I haven't spoken to Billiam in years, but I have tons of memories from High School. He was clever, funny and smart. Thanks for being a part of some of the best years of my life. Peace.
Joe and Alice Ohl
April 12, 2016
To all the family and friends of Billiam.
We have been so blessed to have Bill as part of our life, for only a few Calasanctius years, but they are very special years that remain with us. We are "family"!
One of our favorite memories was the unexpected hosting and feeding of the soccer team, et al. Bill was amazed that we could put ptogether a meal for that many in a short period of time. (Grateful for pasta, ground beef and sauce.) he reminded me post Cal days.
We were so saddened to hear in March that he was being challenged with brain cancer and have been praying for him and all of you.
We will be with you in thought, prayer and spirit as you "CELEBRATE" the life of Bill on Saturday.
We will actually be with Mike and family and Dan and his family this weekend in New England. You are loved!
Hugs and God's blessings.
April 10, 2016
Dear Loved Ones of Billiam, Please accept our condolences on your painful loss. May he rest in peace! Rose Benz Ericson and Paul Ericson
Ursula Davis
April 10, 2016
Billiam is such an essential person from my High School experience. The school had no lack in the individuality department and Billiam happily was among our family. He had a sharp and easy wit and an infectious laugh! His warm rich singing voice often surprised people and captivated them. But I remember his heart the most. Billiam was at his best finest happiest with friends and family. I had not seen Billiam for more than 20 years but my fondness for him never wained. What a rare and precious natural resource. Peace be the journey!, Billiam!
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