I only discovered now, at this very late date, about Bill's passing.
I actually addressed Bill as William , we grew up together
in Schlobohm and went to St. Joseph's and served as Alter Boys
 and in the Boy Scouts.
My mom and Bill's mom were best of friends.
I was so honored to have Bill marry my wife Pat and I back in 
1987, Bill was absolutely wonderful.
Bill was such a great person and will always be in our thoughts
The last time I saw Bill was in September of 2012 to pay
his respects at my mothers funeral, he was such a thoughtful
person.
My deepest , belated,  sympathies to Scott, and the Dawe family

I only learned of Bill's passing from the obits in the latest Manhattan College publication, as Accounting Majors at Manhattan we spent a lot of time together and there wasn't a nicer or kinder person on this earth. I never met Scott but I'm sorry for your loss. Scott I know Bill mentioned me to you kidding I was the love of his life. I'm sure you were great partners and I'm sure you miss him every day.

Angel, 
You are still missed, deeply. We make this journey together me from below and you from above. Thank you for all you gave, and continue to give me. 
Someday, I pray, we will be together again.

Our deepest sympathy to Scott and to Bill's family. We met Bill on board the QM2 and were immediately struck by his warm welcoming nature, always ready to include everyone to make a big happy group. 
Bill will be sorely missed by all who knew him.

Dear Bill, I salute the wonderful, caring man you grew up to be. I am happy that you lived the life you wanted. I am amazed at the people you have touched and made them smile & laugh. God has welcomed you home. Watch over us all and know that you are loved.

My deepest sympathies to Billy's brothers Arthur, Jon and family and to his partner Scott. I graduated from Sacred Heart High School with Billy in 1973. He really was an awesome person while always making you laugh or smile. It has been many years since I've seen Billy but whenever I think back to our years at Scared Heart he is always the first person I think of. Billy you will always be in my thoughts and prayers.  May he rest in peace.

As if she had Bill in mind, Emily Dickinson once wrote, "To live is so startling, it leaves little time for anything else."

I first met Bill on one of his Honduras trips in the early 1990's.  I would never again meet someone who lived life so fully.

As all of the other heartfelt comments here attest, Bill was a great man who touched many lives.

My condolences to Scott, Art, & Jon.

My deepest sympathies to all of Billy's family and to his partner.  I went all through school from first grade with Billy and I have wonderful memories of him.  In third grade he used to walk me home from school all the time and he was the nicest, sweetest young man.  We were always friends.  Later in life we would run into each other here and there.  The last time I saw him he told me he was really happy and I was happy for him!  Surely the proof there is a God is that he gave Billy to all of us as a wonderful gift! I will never forget him.

Rest in peace Bill. For all your years of service as a Capuchin Priest, Vocation Director and dedicated partner of Scott, your reward is great in heaven. Your passing leaves a great void in our hearts.  John Boschetto Jr

I haven't seen William for many years. I love seeing his picture. I just remembered another William memory. When we were kids William got an instant camera. It was the first of its kind. William loved taking pictures of the gang. I remember him coating each picture with something. I bet he still has the pictures.

I've gone to school with Bill from first grade at St. Joseph's in Yonkers until we graduated from Manhattan College in 1977. He was always a very kind and special person. I will always keep him in my thoughts and prayers.

I too grew up with Billy and will always remember him as the one who defended and supported the kid that needed it the most.  He was a fiercely loyal friend; so kind and generous.  My condolences to his family.
-Cathy Anderson Lawson

When he was our parish priest in Patchogue, I would live to hear his sermons, relevant and inspiring!

My deepest sympathies to the Dawe family. I knew Bill in high school and in college. He was a happy, joyful person. We car pooled together our first year in college with Doreen and Louise and we were always laughing. I have very fond memories of him. May your memories of him be a comfort to you.

My deepest sympathies to the Dawe's family and Scott Leet, no words that can adequately express the loss of a man such as Bill. But what does come to mind is something I once read.

"Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal."

I am very sorry for your loss.

Arthur, John, and Scott,
On behalf of County Executive Rob Astorino and The Veterans of Westchester, our sincerest condolences on the loss of your beloved William. He was a sincere and good friend of veterans! Bill worked tirelessly to pay tribute to them and reaching out each year for greater participation at the Veterans Recognition Month Breakfast sponsored by the Hospice Care Organizations in Westchester and Putnam Counties.
Vito J. Pinto, Director
Westchester Veterans Service Agency

My deepest sympathies...thoughts and prayers are with you all!

My deepest sympathies. I'll always cherish my memories of Billy. He had the most wonderful smile and a twinkle in his eye.  Always a laugh.  Always great to be around. :'( My prayers are with you, Billy, and to your family.

Does anyone have an email for Scott? I have out of state friends wanting to contact him.
Thanks

My sympathys to the Dawe Family I'm sure he will be missed, its been many years but I can remember hanging out with Bill and Artie like it was yesterday.

Bill was a wonderful person; I remember our chats during the Community Health Care Gala Events.  It was with a heavy heart and deep sadness learning of your sudden passing.  It was an honor to know you and work with you on the Collaborative Palliative Care Conferences.  I will always remember your humor.  You will be sorely missed.
Sallie Carlin, Executive Director, Hearthstone Alzheimer Care (White Plains, NY)

Scott,

Our sincere condolences; we will miss our bowling buddy; positive thoughts to you and all the family and friends who feel this loss.

Chuck and Lance

Scott my deepest sympathy to you and all Bill's family. Bill was a very special person full of life, love and kindness to all. He will be missed. You all are in my prayers. RIP Bill.

My sympathy to Artie, Jon and Scott...Bill was a delight to know as a young boy as well as the fine man he had become.  I will miss seeing his smiling face at the Library!

Billy, my dear old pal. Even though we didn't spend much time together lately whenever I think of you I will always smile. Your sense of fun and kind heart will always be remembered by all of us who knew you. I am so happy you baptized my boys it made their Christening Day extra special. You were a huge part of my life almost like a brother. My deepest sympathies to your family and friends and especially Scott. We will all miss you but how lucky we were to have had you in our lives. RIP Billy, we all love you

I deeply sadden by Bill passing, he was a long time friend and like an older brother to me. I will never forget the time we meet which was during Hurricane Bob. I will miss you my friend and brother. My thoughts and prayers are with Scott and family.

Scott, I'm so sorry for your loss. You're in my thoughts and prayers.

I it with sincere sadness that I learned of your passing.  Always you were smiling and cordial with a nice word for all.  Your friends at Visiting Nurse Services in Westchester send condolences to family, friends and loved ones.  Jill Foscaldi

Dear Scott - I'm so sorry for your loss. You and I had met at my cousin Janet's wake. I grew up with William in Schlobohm. I have many fond memories of him, one being him telling me that nobody called him William any longer. After I attempted to call him Bill several times (but had difficulty getting it out), he told me to stick with William. My prayers are with you, Artie, and Jon during this difficult time. William, RIP old friend.

My sincerest condolences to Bill's partner, Scott and to the rest of his friends and family. I, too remember his smile and his contagious sense of humor. We were friends as children and when I saw him again after many, many years, it felt like no time had passed. He has certainly had an interesting life and I feel sure that even in Heaven, he will stand out in the crowd. He will be the one with all of the laughing angels around him. May his family take comfort in that.

Bill,
  So glad to have known you.  Your cousin Charlie Agne thought highly of you. I will miss you.
  Esther Agne

So sad to hear of Billy's passing.  It seems like yesterday that Bill served as an altar boy at my wedding in 1966.  I remember his excitement about this.  Bill was probably the most down-to-earth person I've ever met, no pretenses with a kind and pure heart.  My condolences to his partner, Scott, and Bill's family.  RIP Billy.

 William and I  grew up together in schlobom,  and we're good childhood  friends  the memories are wonderful  and  very dear to my heart. RIP  William

Bill, you never said the word "goodbye".
So using your parting words, "Caio" Bill. You will never be forgotten.

RIP dear friend. You meant the world to us, especially Mom. You will never be forgotten. Love from the Corbalis Family

Bill was a very good and compassionate man with a great sense of humor. I enjoyed working with him and will miss him. My sincere condolences to Scott.

Dear Scott, our sympathy goes to you and all Bills family and friends. You are in our prayers as you live through this sadness.

My deepest sympathy.  I had the pleasure of working with Bill many years ago while he was a financial advisor.  I always used to say to him "you are a funny man Bill Dawe!"  Always making me laugh.  Stephanie Maxwell

BILL, A MAN OF FAITH AND OF DEED. INDEED NICE DID MATTER TO BILL AND WE WERE THE RECIPIENTS OF MUCH GOODNESS. THANKS BILL.
JO-ANNE FAILLACE,OP

I knew Billy years ago from summer theatre in New Rochelle. He was one loved by all for his humor, kindness and loving way. My prayers are for him and all who loved him. Bro. Bob McGovern.

Jon and family......Iam so sorry for your loss

Sincere condolences are offered to your family at this great time of loss.  May the God who gives peace and comfort be with all of you.  (Romans 15:33)

Very saddened to hear of Bill's passing. I will always remember him fondly as man who was passionate about his job,his co-workers and society in general. He made difficult work a little easier and he leaves behind many fond memories. He opened his home to all every year and filled the office with life. Prayers for Scott during this extremely difficult time.

So sorry to hear of Billy's passing.  He was always a genuine human being.  Even though we hadn't spoken in some while it's always sad to lose a friend. He will be missed by all.

I don't remember when William moved into the projects. He is so much a part of my wonderful memories of growing up in Schlobohm. It is hard to think of William without starting to laugh or smile. We were proud of him when he was ordained. Here's to you Will. Mary Doyle D'Agati

The Manhattan College alumni community shares the grief, and is now praying for our fellow alumni and the family at this time. The Alumni Office has been informed. As well as the Jasper Jottings community that I personally can reach. We are all a little poorer now. "No man is an island, entire of itself ... any man's death diminishes me". We are sorry for your loss.

Bill made working at the census fun. It was a joy to be around him. There was not a day he did not make me laugh there.  A good person who touched my heart

Although my heart is broken at the loss of my good friend, I think of Bill and laugh-as this is what we did when we were together. His joy for life, deep love for Scott and his family and his faith in God are a few things I will always remember about him. He will be sadly missed by everyone whose life he touched. My deepest condolences to Scott, John and Arthur. You are in my prayers.

Heaven is a much Happier place today! I knew him for a short but very special time in my life! He was a joy to be with he had a lasting impression on me. (The Monastery Players)Sacred Heart Yonkers NY! God Bless his family and Scott...

so sorry to hear of Bill's passing. though he was a couple of years older than me, he was very kind and fun to be around. Enjoyed our time in Monastery players in high school. RIP Bill. 
Scott, thank you for loving this good man.

A kind and caring man. Louise Doyle LaBarbera

Who can forget Bill running around the friary making sure all was in place; or organizing chapters at Mont Marie. I think the best was him cooking steaks at his 50th birthday party the sweat was pouring off him.  Yet what ever he did;  he did it with a smile. You will be missed and Scott know of our prayers and support.

With love and prayers  Tony & Bob

OBITUARIO

William Francis Dawe

25 junio, 1955 – 15 septiembre, 2013

Whalen & Ball Funeral Home

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