I am very sorry to hear of your loss.  My prayers are with you and your family!

I want to thank everyone for the wonderful prayers, thoughts, and memories you shared with my family and I.  It wasn't always fun for me to be a Wills in this small rural town because we didn't always have the best of the material things.  We weren't always a part of the important crowd. However, the one thing that made me proud to be a Wills was something special that my dad instilled in me from a very early age.  Reguardless of what little we had, someone else had less.  Christmas of 1984, we were setting around the house in Yoder around 11:00 at night when someone knocked on our door.  There was a young man around 30 that appologized for disturbing us but was having car trouble and had seen the lights on.  They were traveling from Kansas to visit family for Christmas and their car just wasn't going to make it any farther.  Dad didn't know this person at all but grabbed the keys to his pickup and handed them to the young man, told him to take his family on into the Springs, enjoy their Christmas, and they would worry about the car later.  The next day Dad went over to Jim Sifford's and they fixed the car so it would be ready when they came back.  He didn't worry that this young man was going to run off with his truck or that he wouldn't get paid for his troubles.  He simply saw someone in need and did it.  My dad was and always will be a special man. He gave me more than any amount of money can pay for.  He gave me the ability to respect and care for everyone. I have strayed and stumbled and he has always been there to support and love.  I hope I can touch a fraction of the people he has.

Alfred had a strong impact on my life through the years.   His legacy will live on.    He had the Wills' determination.   Inherited by his children and grandchildren.With love and prayers.  Cecil Wills.

Family reunions with uncle alfred sporting his speedo won't ever be the same; may he rest in peace. I pray he looks down on us all and kicks us in the butt to give us a sense of direction whenever we lose our way... what a great man to leave such an amazing legacy ?

Agnes and all the Will's family.  So sorry for your loss. Our hearts and many prayers go out to you. I write this on behalf of all the Warren's in Calhan

Great man, great legacy that we should all uphold.  Thanks Grandpa

To Agnes, Ann(Bill), Alice, Alan (Julie), Amy, Abby (Leroy), Alma (Pete)and Andy,
Know that we are sending lots of hugs and prayers your way.  Alfred always shared his caring ways with so many and our family was one of them. When our daughter was hurting so very badly, both Alfred and Agnes took the time to ask, give hugs and pray for her.  Such caring that surely will never be forgotten.  
If you need anything even those hugs, we are here for you.
We now know that Alfred is now with our Lord and surely dancing without any pain.
Much love sent your way,

Agnes and Family, we are sorry for your loss and pray you will be surrounded by your many friends and family during this difficult time.  May God bless.

OBITUARY

Alfred Wills

27 October, 1924 – 30 December, 2012

Memorial Gardens Funeral, Cremation & Cemetery

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