Name: Nelsen Funeral Home
Address: Williamsburg, VA

Bill was a "go to" IA when you had a problem with identification.  We shared a few TDY trips together.  One particular trip was to Dallas to evaluate equipment which now rests in a back corner of the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum at Dulles.
RIP Bill, I miss the emails that were were so much a part of my everyday reading.
Condolence to Leslie and I am sure he is putting miles on a bike on Heaven's roads.
Roger Serkland

We worked together at the Wall, we both were in 2nd Field Force, I always enjoyed Bill and glad he got to ride his bike for many miles.
Today I find that three of the folks from the Wall has passed, two volunteers and a Board member.  On VN Vet Day.  RIP
Your Brothers from the Wall Remember you.  We are at the DMZ in 2004.  

I worked with Bill at both Arlington Hall Station and Building 213. He was always willing to help you, especially in my early days as an officer in the US Army during the Vietnam War era. Bill was always dedicated to his job and a great mentor. My deepest sympathy to his family, but he is at peace with God and knows no pain.

Leslie -

So sorry to hear about Bill's passing. We spent countless hours volunteering for the National Park Service in Washington DC for the past several years. He was kind, caring and deeply honored to have served his beloved country . He will be missed by all who knew him.     

Dear Leslie,
Please accept my condolences regarding Bill's passing. He was a dear friend, mentor and had a fine humor, He will be missed.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Terry

Dear Leslie, I am saddened to hear about  Bill's passing!!! Bill & I first met in the late 70's/early '80s, while working for the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) at the Washington Navy Yard, Building 213, and remained friends, and in contact, on a weekly basis with all of our back-and-forth email exchanges.  It was so good to finally get to meet you 3 to 4 years ago in Williamsburg, VA at dinner! Bill loved you like nobody else! Often he would bring your name to light in his emails, especially when he spoke about your trips overseas! He loved his new home in Williamsburg, VA for certain! He will always live in the hearts of family and friends. He was a TRUE PATRIOT, to say the least, serving over 20 years in the US Army (A Vietnam Veteran, and retiring in 1983 as a Warrant Officer CW4) and then serving numerous years in the DoD as an outstanding analyst & leader for certain. He was a TRUE Professional, Always, and was highly regarded and respected by his counterparts in the Intelligence Community!!! I will certainly miss him, as will lots of those who knew him in any capacity! May God rest his soul! He memory will live on in our hearts forever!!! REST in PEACE, Bill!!!! Cheers and always the Highest Respect, MY FRIEND!!! Take care Lelie and stay Healthy!!! Barry Siegle/Ellicott Ciy, MD PS If you have any info re Bill's passing IE details or a story, please pass them to me at sieglesx4@gmail.com so that I can pass them along to other co-workers of his! Thanks!

Looked forward every day to Bill’s daily jokes and words of wisdom.  He will be be missed so much. Sympathy to all his family.  God Bless. Dottie D

Worked wit "Wild" Bill at 213. Enjoyed working with him. Had a lot of good discussions that can never be revealed. Rest in peace Bill. You already have a lot of experience in keeping an eye on this world from above.

Dear Leslie,  I am so sorry to hear of Bill's passing.  The old IA gang hasn't gotten together for so long and it is difficult to see faithful comrades leaving us.  Oh the stories that could be told!  You and your family are in my prayers.  CW4 Paul Richard

Rest in peace, my friend; and know that you are missed.

Leslie,

We are so sorry to hear about Bill.  He had the best sense of humor.  I remember all those funny gifts from Christmas every year lol. I'm glad he saw the Seahawks win the super bowl back in 2014!   Bill was one of a kind and our family will miss him.

Love Ryan Chelsea and Vivi

 

Leslie
We are sharing in your sadness as we remember Bill.  We have fond memories of the Thanksgiving dinners at your house, Bill's wonderful sense of humor, and his love of biking.  Our former exchange student, Mato, who participated in the Thanksgiving tradition also sends his condolences.  Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Love, Susan, Tom and Nathaniel Melhuish

Dear Leslie,
Our hearts go out to you at this time of grief.  Bill had such a great sense of humor. We will never forget the wonderful tours of Washington D.C. he gave us. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Love,
Mary Lovin and Jim Needles

Leslie, Vic and I share your grief over the loss of Bill, a delightful, caring gentleman who helped all. We are unable to articulate our sorrow adequately. We are here for you when you need and want to to help.

Leslie,
We are so sorry to learn of the passing of Bill. We will miss his daily emails with funny jokes.   He will always be in our hearts. He may be gone but he will never be forgotten. 
Love
Van and Charlene 

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William Thomas Harris

1 janvier 1937 – 6 mars 2021

Nelsen Williamsburg

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