My prayers are with you. What a loss! Judy Zurlis

Bill was just the best neighbor anyone could have, always friendly and smiling. He kept our yard looking terrific and loved to plant 'blooming' flowers.. always saying 'aren't those just gorgeous'!! He loved landscaping. About 5 or 6 years ago, our daughter didn't have a ride to her driving lesson, she went next door to Bill to explain her plight and he quickly said 'this sounds like an emergency'! Bill drove her to her driving lesson, waited and then drove her back home. Bill tolerated all our cats, which we somehow inherited from other neighbors. The cats were always hiding in his garage or under his truck I know he secretly fed them : Bill will be greatly missed but we won't ever forget him.

Just wanted to take a second to say that I was lucky to be able to marry into such a great family and have the pleasure of meeting Bill. He was a good man and I am proud to have called him my father-in-law. My prayers go out to the rest of the family. He will be missed dearly.

I am so sorry for your loss. May God be with you. Donna Gerdsen Weil

Your family is in our hearts and prayers at this time of your loss. 
God Bless.

We were so sorry to read in the paper of Bill's death. Bill did work for us for several years at 8411 Upton and we thought a lot of him. He was the consumate professional.

So sorry you lost your Dad. He and I were just starting to get reacquainted after many years of no contact. He was so proud to tell me of his kids. 
At Grandma Bennett's house in Ralls, Texas we Bill, Bobby, Byron, Joe David, John and me always played & beat up on each other before and after lunch on Sundays. Billy and Bobby seemed always be on the same side, Joe David & John were older picked on all of us smaller kids trapped some of us in the storm cellar out back of the house one time , Byron consatntly got in trouble playing Grandma Bennett's piano piano was "no man zone" but he could not resist, me I was always buzzing around the food. The family would go to the park sometimes and let us run wild with the "Prairie Dogs". 
Good memories of your Dad. 
I am sorry all of us have not stayed in touch better. All the of the next generation missed knowing each other. 
Hope to see you some time when in San Antonio. 
Best Regards, 
Bonner 
P.S. Your Dad and Mom went to Lubbock Christian College when a group of cousins were there .... that is another story of fond memories!

Tre: 
I express my deepest condolences. Your father, and his sincere qualities, will be missed by all.

Tre: 
So sorry to hear about the loss of your dad. We thought so much of him. We are thinking of you and your family. Harry and Pat Britton

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