Late 20s I’m guessing. I miss him so much.

My brother, Bill, was a good man,  a good father, and a good brother.  He overcame many struggles and heartbreaks in his life, and rose above it all to become a good soldier, and to raise 3 wonderful sons, with whom he loved to play golf, among other things.

During the Vietnam war, Bill was drafted.  The army recognized his potential and sent him for officer’s training.  He served time in Vietnam as an artillery officer.  During his deployment there, he was exposed to Agent Orange, which resulted in serious health problems for him.  He had suffered with those problems for the last couple of years.

I will miss him terribly, but I’m glad that he’s no longer suffering.  I will remember his sense of humor and his bright smile, and his warm and loving heart.  Rest In Peace, Bill.



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William Marshall Erwin

7 March, 1947 – 1 November, 2021

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