Condolence: Dear Meredith and family, I was devastated to read of Billy's death just now! I had no idea and did not see it in the paper. Why, oh why, did no one remember to call me? He was my best buddy in the Air Force - we joined up on the same day, traveled to basic training together, went through boot camp together, and shipped out on the same day but to different locales. We met up again after our discharge and palled around with my boat and down to Atlantic City often. I recently went down to the cemetery and located his grave to say good-bye. It had beautiful red and white flowers from Valentine's day. God bless Billy and all of you, Harv. 302-475-3181

Condolence: Uncle Bill was one of my favorite people. Shy and introverted, he avoided crowds, but those who sought him out from his post on the fringe of things were in for a real treat. He was incredibly knowledgeable about most any topic, even without the internet and cable TV. I will really miss his tales of Colonial Williamsburg, Delaware history, native Americans, his military service in Roswell, his Sears' days, the house he almost bought in Millsboro, and many other favorite subjects. A loyal and loving man, Uncle Bill (along with my Aunt Peach, his widow) was always there for any important event in my life. Even as he lie dying, he waited for my father and I to arrive before he passed. His soul was taken into heaven while we prayed the 23rd Psalm over him. I love you Uncle Bill. May Jesus reward you richly for all the love you gave us down here.

Condolence: Uncle Bill's memorial service was much like Uncle Bill himself: kind, heartfelt, modest, and gently humorous. We pray that God grant him joy in Eternity, and we pray comfort and strength for our beloved Aunt Peach. We love them both so much!

Condolence: The only REAL uncle I ever had, and the one who was always there for me and my family. He was married to the only REAL aunt I ever had, with whom I have shared wonderful things these last 53 years. A gentler soul, a loving heart and more faithful man I have never known. Living with a serious illness over 50 years I never heard him complain. I love you Uncle Bill. You will live in my heart forever.

Condolence: I wish to extend my deepest condolences as you grieve the loss of your dear loved one. May your cherished memories provide you with peace, and may the "God of all comfort" support you during this difficult time. (2 Corinthians 1:3,4)