So sorry for your loss. This is a tragedy for the Schimpf family. You are in our prayers. Kandi And David Kaeding

I worked with Bill for 15 years at the airport. We became friends and we talked a lot while at work. He will be missed.

To Susan and family,
Nancy called today to inform me of Bill's passing. I'm so sorry for your loss. My deepest condolences.

I worked for several years at the airport with Bill.  He was the first mechanic I trained with from my very first day there.  He was patient and easy going which made transitioning into the job much easier.   His kindness and sense of humor made him a friend to everyone.  Everyone I knew at the airport liked Bill. 

Billy I will miss you and your weekly calls. They meant so much to me. You are a wonderful  brother.  At the end of every call we would always say TAKE A BATH AND GO TO BED. 
Love  always, Judy Lyons 

My brother Bill was a great man.  He was the youngest of the family.  Our mom would always tell me to watch out for little Billy wherever we went.  Bill and I were always active in sports like Basketball and Baseball.  I always kept an eye out for him so he wouldn't get in trouble.  Bill was a great husband, father and grandfather to his family.  He worked so hard to support his family and never complained about it.  Even though we went our separate ways as we got older, he knew I would always be there to back him up for anything.  He always made me laugh with his great humor.  He would always look at the good side of things instead of worrying about it.  Bill has a wonderful family that truly loved him so much.  Bill I might be a little taller, but you are a bigger man, and I will always love you forever and someday we will see each other again.    Love you brother and God Bless you.   Love Louie

Our memories of Uncle Bill are that he was kind and hard-working. 

He was a great caretaker of many generations of his beloved family.

He was a very patient man and fun to be around!
We will miss you Uncle Bill. 

Every time I saw or talked to Bill he would say “What in the hell are you doing?” My brother Bill was a good man & hard worker who loved his family & grandkids. He is going to be truly missed. We had good times growing up. I want to share one. A couple years ago my brothers Louie,Bill & I went fishing. It was a good day we all caught one or two fish right away. I had 2 on the stringer & my pole in the water. Bill said hey is that stringer going to be ok like that? I told him it was ok. Five minutes later there goes the fish & stringer at the same time I get a bite. I’m trying to get the stringer and reel in my pole. There goes stringer and the fish off my line. I go sit down in my chair which has Dicks Sporting advertised on the back. Bill & Louie started laughing. They said well he’s sitting in the right chair. I still laugh about it. I’m going to miss my little brother. Love you Albert

Bill has been a part of our family for 47 years, since he began dating Susie at age 16. So many memories flashing thru my mind, the pride of his 64 mustang, great sense of humor, homemade raviolis, homemade dressing for the holidays, grilling steaks, his smile, hard worker, Bronco fan, fishing, kindness to the elderly in our family, taking time to see his newborn nephew while on the way to his own bachelor party. Bill was such a hands on Dad, he was so proud and loved his 4 children so much. He had a gift when it came to babies & children, or maybe he was the gift. Always willing to hold, carry, rock, comfort, cooking them special treats. He was such a staple in the lives of many nieces & nephews, as well as his very own Grandchildren. I can hear Bill as he would tenderly say " Come on Buddy" as he held out his hand to them. My heart aches for Susie, Lisa, Hector, Mandy, Joe, Luke, Brian, Julie, Austin, AJ, Bella, Isaac ,Julian, Bill's siblings and their entire families. Love, Deb xxoo

Thank you, Bill. You influenced many people around you. Family or not. Huge honor to have met you. You will be missed, is an understatement. ❤️‍🩹

I worked with Bill for ten years at the airport, he had a great sense of humor. I loved working with him, he will truly be missed. 

OBITUARY

Bill Lee Schimpf

June 15, 1958 – January 20, 2022

Olinger Funeral, Cremation & Cemetery - Crown Hill

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