Bill Little

Bill served in the Army, “Big Red One and Tank Division” from 1953-1955 stationed in Erlangen, Germany.He married his high school sweetheart, Barbara McCarthy on December 11, 1955 and enjoyed 64 years of marriage. “Through Joy and through tears they’ve remained all these years a precious treasure to one another sharing a love like no other." Together Bill and Barbara raised three children, Robert, Mark and Billie Jo.

Bill enjoyed many hobbies and activities throughout his lifetime, including family, fishing, hunting, camping, photography and puzzles. He also enjoyed some acting and participated with the Northglenn Community Centers DL Parsons Theater in the late 70’s and early 80’s. Plays like “Arsenic and old Lace” among others.

He began working in Aviation 1956 in Casper, Wyoming and continued for more than 50 years; from working as a Ramp Agent and Supervisor up close to the airplanes, to international customs in the freight house with Western and Delta Airlines. After retiring from Delta in 1990’s, he worked many other jobs, driving a bus for the Adams County School District to driving Test Cars. He and Barbara worked for the Forest Service, Camp Hosted in the Red Feather Lakes area and later on ran the information center for the Forest Service at West Lake in Red Feather, Colorado. Eventually he returned to Aviation in Reservations for Frontier Airlines and after 2 years took to the air as a Flight Attendant, one of the oldest to fly for Frontier. After another 12 years Bill turned in his wings and retired.

Bill was preceded in death by both of his parents, his Brother Ralph, Sister Marion, and infant Sister Marjorie, his Son Mark, a daughter in law, son in law, and other family members and relatives.

Bill was survived by his Wife Barbara, Son Robert, Daughter Billie, 10 Grand Children and 12 Great Grand Children.

Together as a Family we Celebrate our Love and Memories with each of you of a Husband, a Dad, and a Grandfather.

~ Together ~

We thought the dailiness of

our being together constantly would

dim the light and tarnish the glow

of our special love ~

It has not done that!

We are more comfortable with each other ~

Sharing our thoughts and activities

or just sitting quietly together,

yet aware and conscience

of the oneness, the completeness ~

It seems that ~

We have been together from the beginning of time

We are one in peace ~