Dear Ellen, Billy, Michael, and Danny,
I always think of your family as a parallel family to ours. When we had our third boy, I think your Mom and Dad both thought this is so ironic. The two mothers were second cousins. Our grandmothers were sisters who were very close. We came to love visiting the Muilenburgs in Westwood, New Jersey. We had so many memories together that were the best of times. I love to remember the first time your mom and dad met Uncle John. It was your Nanny's birthday. They thought she was 80 years old but found out she was 79. We all got laughs about that. Ellen, you opened a pickle jar, and a pickle came flying out, and John caught it in his left hand on the fly. From then on, I knew John was family. You named us Uncle John and Aunt Janie.
We spent many times with our families together. One of my favorite memories was riding bicycles all together around the trails at Lake Worth and seeing the mansions. Bill was always a family man doing sports and outings with his boys. We will miss Bill very much. He was a good man with a big heart. Please accept our condolences and share the good memories.
With Love, Jane John Jonathan David and Elliott

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William John Muilenburg III

January 19, 1942 – April 12, 2023

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