Bill was my cousin but we met only once in the 70s when he visited us in Finland, where his father was born. Since then we've only had contact through letters. They were always filled with humour and positive thoughts, so it is with great sorrow I think of him now.
Ralf Ångerman and family

Bill and my father were cousins and we met Bill once, about 35 years ago, when he and his brothers visited relatives in Finland. Staying in contact with us all after their visit, was very important to Bill and his heartwarming and humorous christmasletters will be grately missed.
Christina Sand and Family

Bill was a great friend. Him and Sidney moved across the street from my parent's the Clark's when I was 4 or 5 years old. They would let me go over to play with them both, I had so much fun, not sure about them. They were so kind and I Loved them both.  I will miss Bill always. Dave myself and family will miss not having Bill here for our Christmas  together. He was a wonderful man. We Love you Bill Janet, Dave and family

Uncle Bill was one of a kind.  He could have a conversation with anyone, no matter their age.   His sense of humor and quick wit will be greatly missed!

Bill was married to my 1st cousin Sidney Belle Cazort. Unfortunately we didn't know each other intimately (he would have played around with that expression  and get me off subject).He was a very pleasant conversationalist and a good local historian.   I wish I could have known him better but it did't happen that way. 
God bless him in his future life.

July 09,2012
Uncle Bill,what a special man he was.He had a huge heart,always there for anyone in need.We all will miss him,and will always remember.
Ken

I loved my Uncle Bill - what a kind man. He ALWAYS had a "twinkle" in his eye, and a big happy smile. Since I was a very young child he called me "Sweetie Face" ... up until he died,he still called me that! :) What a blessing he was to so many. I miss him so much already!

I met Uncle Bill through Gil & Arlene over 35 yrs ago. From the moment I met him he was so easy to talk to and I felt I had known him for ages.
He was so down to earth and and made everyone at ease and you felt like his buddy.  :)
I know he had a big welcoming party when he got to those "pearly gates.
Cheers to you, Uncle Bill till we meet again.

Bill was our neighbor and friend for many years. Such a sweet man, always smiling and telling jokes.  When my son told me that Bill had passed, he said "at last he is with Sidney again."  Bless you, Bill.

We are all going to miss Bill....he and Sidney Belle were such a special part of our lives.  I'm so glad to know that they are having a grand reunion while the rest of us are left with our memories of our times together.

I've known Uncle Bill since I was just a small kid running around with Russell. He will be missed by many.  I always enjoyed visiting with him and to have an occassional beer with him and his family at Rory's. 
David

Bill will be sorely missed.  His sense of humor and down to earth sensibilities provided many, many years of good times.  Russell

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William Bernard Nash

February 1, 1927 – June 27, 2012

Purdy & Walters at Floral Hills Funeral Home & Cemetery

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