1921 - 2020
1921
2020
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3 Entries
Claire Vollmer
April 3, 2020
Steve and family...so sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. I knew him through a long ago job at PHIC and later through the American Legion and, of course, through our friendship. He enjoyed life and was a lot of fun to be around. Be well...
Mickey Vessells
April 1, 2020
Bill was a character. Being a close friend of his daughter, Lori, I had the pleasure of getting to know him in many social settings. He was quick on the trigger and could make the whole room laugh with his wit. He loved his family. I know he will be missed by many. RIP Bill.
Jim Renzi
April 1, 2020
Steve your Father led a full and productive life. He was kind to me and Bill Harvey when he hired us to work part-time at his store in the 60's. I remember him and you fondly. And, have followed your son's golfing and announcing careers. Yes, still alive and enjoying my family and retirement. Your "old 7th Gr. Science Teacher", Jim Renzi
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