I miss my friend Bill often and with great affection. Always ~ James

Bill,

   I was most sorry to hear of your passing. I remember the day I was accepted into the Facebook “Battle Choir” group very well, as you yourself approved it. We did not know one another, and it was not that long that you seemed to disappear. I figured to myself that things were either far too excellent for you to mess around with being online, or things were not so good. I am sorry things were not so good. I just wanted to leave a note to let you and those around you how much your music means to me. It means so much, but I wish I had the chance to know more in some sense. Anyway, I just want to thank you. I want to thank you for your different way of writing notes that has become my go to for some time now. I am fairly certain that will not change either. I will not forget you, as I hope the rest of the Warlord family does not. Live forever in your body of work, and the hearts of those you left behind. My heartfelt condolences to your family.

Tony
Arizona

Bill was an amazing and close— and very dear— colleague and friend ...first as my brilliant and kind student (and eventually valedictorian), then as a fellow professor at Trinity College!

I will be memorializing him on our radio show, “ The Universe Next Door” in the near future and would love to share a copy of that recording. I can be reached at the e-mail I’ve left with the overseer of this site.

Fittingly, it was while listening to your song "70,000 Sorrows" that I learned of your passing. I've listened to many hundreds of metal bands, and of all the guitarists who wrote and played for any of them, you were my favorite. The melodies you leave behind will never be equaled. Rest in peace.

Will miss you Prof.

I was in Tarpon as my Uncle passed away 5/15 there.

Thanks for your influence in my life...wish I had the chance to know you better.

Bill was one of the kindest human beings I've ever had the privilege of meeting and spending some quality time when we talked or doing an interview. He was not only a gifted songwriter but a musician who touched the lives of many people around the world. We will always remember him. R.I.P., Vassili! Sakis Nikas, Greece

I’m so sorry to hear about Bills death. Condolences to his wife, Jewelz and rest of family.
John & Pam Baldyga

Dear Bill Tsamis,

I hope that you knew how much your music means to a lot of people. Your art, your words, your thoughts helped, guided and shaped us all these years....and will continue to do so forever.....

From the bottom of my heart: thank you!!

Rest in peace, mighty Destroyer.

Rest in Peace Destroyer. Rest in Peace Bill.
Farewell in your journey to eternity!
My  condolences to your family! 
Your name and your legacy will live on forever my friend!

Giorgos Befas
Trikala_Greece


Dear Bill, want to thank you for your love and kindness. You were a good friend in the truest sense of the word. A positive influence on my younger self. You helped shape the man I am today. Simply by the earnest way you spoke and lived, was I directed to the Lord. I ask one last favor brother William, pray for my soul while I am yet still a captive of this life. Pray, that I may one day, once again, have brotherhood with you and Alex. God willing ~ James V. Velmoth

Rest in Peace Destroyer. 
Your music means a lot to us and you will continue to live through it for generations to follow. 
Thank you for everything. 
'Till we Meet Again.

Michalis "Starchild" Benakis
Cyprus

I'm going to miss you old friend...but no more pain.  I love you and your kindness...forever.  Rest in peaceful bliss.  ~Kristin

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Billy J. Tsamis

13 marzo, 1961 – 13 mayo, 2021

Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park & Funeral Home

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