As I  read through what has been written so far, it is clear that Bill was loved. I didn't know Bill that well, but he is part of a family that I have had the privilege of sharing many highs and lows over the years through Barbara and our friendship. I have spent time with the family and have always felt welcomed. 
Please accept my condolences.  May Bill rest in peace with no more suffering.
May the family be blessed and have peace in their hearts knowing that Bill is with his mom and dad  and our Lord.

Bill was here at Fern Rock when I transferred in.  He was performing electrical maintenance on the B4 cars with a specialty on the KM 48 boxes.  He helped me out with quite a few things here!  I hope that the time he was retired was good although reading one of the condolences stated he was in pain…that is unfortunate as he was a cool guy here as well as smart with electronics.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Barry and his family at this difficult time. We will support Barry in any way possible. 

Love, 
GXO Team

I was sitting here in my own quiet thoughts remembering our childhood days and smiling at some of the things I remembered. I'll keep those stories for the family gathering. I know the best part of your life was your marriage to Kathy..You will be missed by all your brothers and sisters  our first loss among us. 
Love Barbara

When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure. Your pure heart and kind soul always knew how to find the best part of life. And now, as your soul finds peace in the arms of our Almighty Father, I want you to know that your memory rests richly in our hearts and minds. Uncle Bill you will be forever missed but always in our hearts!

RIP Uncle Bill, say hi to Gram and Dad for me.We had a lot of tag team events between me and you, taking care of Gram. I will miss you, no more pain ❤️ rest easy...

My brother Bill was the 2nd oldest of our 8 siblings. He grew up playing baseball with Morrisville little league  loved electronics, always had the newest gadget. He graduated morrisville high school and attended Bucks county community college, worked at the Steel mill and then Amtrak before retiring.  He loved animals and had several indoor and outdoor cats and dogs throughout the years  He got married to Kathy when I was only about 11 years old and spent the rest of his life with his love.  He was quiet and very private and not much of a picture taker or party goer. During his retirement When I was stuck at work bill often picked my boys up from school or dropped them to work for me and helped babysit my pets when I was away and always helped when what mom needed when she was still with us. He is a huge loss for our family as the first sibling to join our parents and will be sorely missed. Love you Bill, your little sis

Brother bill and his wife Kathy saying goodbye to our mom and now they are reunited

Brother bill and my Ted at my son Wesley’s birthday

Our brothers and sisters with mom at her last Christmas 2019

Rest in peace uncle Bill. You are now at peace and no more pain. You willed be missed by many. Love you uncle Bill

May you rest with the angels uncle bill , we will miss you dearly 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Rest in Peace uncle Bill. No more pain, no more suffering. May the angels lead you in

My beautiful mother and my big brother. He was a good man.  Stubborn at times but good.  May they rest in peace   Together.  Love you both so much. Will be in my heart forever and ever.

OBITUARIO

William Keith Cummings

12 octubre, 1950 – 31 enero, 2025

James J. Dougherty Funeral Home, Inc.

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