So sorry for your loss, a loss for all of us.  Having known Bill from days at RHS and at Purdue, will miss him a lot.  A special guy, able and a great friend, steady and true.  Mike Hinshaw

Bill was a founding father of the Richmond High School Alumni Association.  He will be missed.  We are sorry for your loss.

Sandie Rowe
Executive Director
Richmond High School Alumni Association

Elaine and Family,
June and I were very sorry to hear of the passing of Bill. We have very fond memories of Bill during our time serving the Beavercreek Chamber. We especially remember the Christmas parties that you and Bill hosted for the Chamber. They were the highlight of the year. You and Bill were always the first to respond whenever the chamber needed anything. Your support and generosity made my job much easier and enjoyable. I cherish the times when Bill would stop by the old office just to chat and ask if there was anything we needed.   He was a true gentleman and community supporter. May he now Rest In Peace and enjoy the realms of heaven that he so deserves, and may it comfort you to know that we care so much.
Our Sympathies,
Clete and June Buddelmeyer

I was blessed to have had the opportunity to know Bill over the years in his role as community leader as well as supporting the important work he and Elaine have done in establishing Michael's House. Bill's deep commitment to the region combined with his optimistic and collaborative approach made him a pillar of our community and he will be deeply missed. His leadership made us all better and has left a lasting impact on the region.

Bill and I were together many times and he always gave great life advice.  He was in my office on 9/11 and we watched together the events.  Will not forget his words that America will be greater and life will be better.  He will be missed by the Jones family.
Our condolences to all the Mercurio family!  God bless you.

To Bill’s family & friends
I had the privilege of knowing and enjoying Bill’s friendship for over 30 years. He was an outstanding family man;  an accomplished businessman and entrepreneur and a great supporter and leader in Beavercreek and Greene county on important issues affecting our citizens. He and I had several hobbies in common…..especially muscle cars….and would talk about them whenever we got the chance. We all will miss Bill and his strong moral character and opinions. God bless him and watch over him and his family as he awaits the coming of our Lord and Savior.
Blessings to his family.
Phil Parker

I’m a colleague of Jennifer’s in the CARES Clinic at Henny Penny.  I also live in Richmond, IN and was a frequent visitor to your family restaurant. As the grandson of Italian immigrants who also had a family restaurant, I always felt welcomed and at home when I was greeted by Jennifer’s grandparents and other members of your family.  Although I don’t know you personally, I know from the compassion and care displayed to me and other employees by Jennnifer- I’m sure lessons  learned from her parents Bill and Elaine- and the warmth and kindness shared at Mecurio’s, that yours is a loving family that will carry each other through this time of loss.  Our prayers and support will be with Jennifer and your entire family, and in the words of my grandparents, we wish “molto benedizioni alla tua familigia”- many blessings to your family.

Elaine,
We are so very sorry to hear about Bill.  You and the family are in our prayers.  I cherish the memories we made together years ago and hope we can make even more in the future.  God bless you all.
Kay and Allen Daily

Bill was a patient at our office for years and was a lot of fun He always was generous and full of laughs. We loved him and Elaine and enjoyed seeing them. I’m retired in Florida now but have many  fond memories of both of them . You are all in my thoughts and prayers today and he will certainly be missed.   

Super guy!   Deeply committed. to the community and will be missed.Always e njoyed conversation with Bill.  God bless and may he Rest In Peace.

Bill loved supporting the Beavercreek Chamber. He would go to his Chamber "closet" and provide gifts for all of our functions and to various charities. He drilled, questioned ,encouraged , and supported me in my pursuit of Beavercreek Chamber and Beavercreek Township Trustee elected offices. He taught me to require people to put their (donation) money down Before they entered events. He was hard core but I loved and respected him . Great supported of our Beavercreek Community! Will be missed...
rest in peace, you worked hard for all of us.

The Greatest Brother a Sister could ever have. So  loving, caring, supportive, generous, funny but most importantly always there for me no matter what.  He was a pain in the butt at times but only because he loved me and was in my corner! I will miss everything about him, feeling my ear lobes  as that was his thing and laughing at my many jobs and BFs. Life will never be the same without him. I will love and miss him forever ❤️

Dave I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your father.  Just know that my prayers go out to you and your family during this time.  God Bless you all.

"Bill" was larger than Life! Everyone who came into contact with Bill admired him very much as both a businessman and a great family man. Our "hearts our Empty and full of Sorrow" that our Friend, Husband, Father, Uncle, Grandfather has passed away!

We pray that God takes care of his sole until we all meet again in heaven one day!!!!

OBITUARY

Carl "Bill" William Mercurio

3 February, 1940 – 26 April, 2022

Tobias Funeral Home - Beavercreek Chapel

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