I will miss Uncle Bill and how he would joke with me when I was a kid. As I grew he and Aunt Lolita were always so loving and supportive. I miss them both, but am glad they are reunited again.

Uncle Bill was always one of my favorites! I remember when I was about six years old he visited us in Duluth. My favorite memory of that time was when I set all of my dolls out on our couch and he played “button button who’s got the button?”with me. I would go in the other room and he would hide a button on one of my dolls and then I would come in and he would play “getting warmer getting colder” with me until I found the button! When I think about it now as an adult, it took amazing, patience, and humor for him to play with a six-year-old girl. It’s still warms my heart to think of that time.

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William Martin Myers

August 24, 1937 – May 11, 2026

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