Too many incredibly great memories to share but I think of some each and every  day as we have coffee together in my office/study along with brother Mickey.  I miss you both terribly.  Sometimes life is just not fair.  Hoping you guys are sharing a cool one together.


Been two years now and still miss you everyday.  RIP "Bloodman"

Brother Bill,
It's been almost a year now since you left us here.  There is not a day or even a morning cup of coffee that I don't think of and miss you terribly.  I was so very fortunate to have you as a friend and brother.....can we say kind, giving, entirely too much fun (on many occasions) and certainly the least judgmental person I have ever known.  The world still needs you but I guess heaven needed you for a shot of kindness and shear goodness.  Keeping you in my thoughts daily and until I see you again.  RIP. 

Bill was the poster child for a truly "good guy" and friend to everyone he met! 
We could always rely on his smile, handshake, a "joke of the week" and an occasional sharing of an adult beverage.  
Bill will be missed and remembered by all his buddies ... male and female alike! 
May he rest in peace. 

I will always remember Bill as that sweet, fun loving guy. Since learning of his illness, there hasn't been a day that I haven't thought of him and thought of the wonderful times shared at our reunions. He will be missed always. Condolences and prayers for his family.

Bill was one of the fun guys who will always be a treasured member of the Rodeo Austin BBQ Committee.  I'm sure there is a Cook-off waiting for your smiling face.  Tag on Brother.

Bill I've known you since Lamar Jr. high. Your smile, your sense of humor, your love of having a good time. you were such a special friend. Like Margie said, you were an honorary YaYa. Us "girls"  just couldn't think of a more perfect male YaYa. Well, Greg shares that privilege with you. We always looked forward to seeing you at our lunches. These past few months were so hard on you. You are now at peace.  I will miss you, but I know you are whole again. I know it was a beautiful homecoming. Fly high with the angels.  I sure love you, my friend. 

Bill, I've known you since Lamar Jr. High. Your smile, your sense of humor, your love of having a good time. You were such a special friend. Like Margie said, you were an honorary YaYa. Us "girls" just couldn't think of a more perfect male YaYa. Well, Greg shares that privilege with you. We always looked forward to lunch when we knew you would be there. These past few months were so hard on you. You are now at peace. I will miss you, but I know you are home. Fly high with the angels. Get your room fixed just the way you want it.  I sure love you, my friend. 

Bill was a great friend for many years, I first met him when he officed with his mother at Bruhl-Blood Realtors in the late '70's. During the '80's we would get a group together and go  to a local hotel to see the New Year in and attend the hotel's party, we had some great times. We spent many hours on Lake Austin, which included a boat wreck after a party at Ed Vera's house. Fortunately we all walked away, but had some great stories to tell. We are going to miss you. RIP

Bill.  He personified the word "kind".  Always.  And had the sweetest smile.  Bill, you were one of our "token ya-ya's", but the truth was we wanted you to be with us.  Love you, Bill.  So grateful you are no longer trapped inside your body.  See you at the heavenly reunion!

Bill was such an easy going, fun man with a legendary joke book that he carried around to record his favorites.  Those ‘80’s lunches at Jorge’s with the gang will never be forgotten.  RIP Bill!

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William Earl Blood

August 30, 1947 – November 8, 2018

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