I met Bill when Waterfield Mortgage bought Colonial Mortgage in 1976.
I recall Bill fondly, as he was always very friendly to me, and treated me with respect even though he was 20 years my senior.
His friendly demeanor and outlook on life seemed most positive, and i appreciate having been able to know him.

So many memories of good times and sharing with Dee and Bill. Bill was a friend who loved unconditionally and was always there for us, a once in a lifetime friend who will be forever in our hearts. We love you,Dee, and will always be grateful for the years we have had with both of you.

Jane and Tom

So sorry to read of Bill's passing......I will always remember the parties at Mom and Dad's, surrounded by close friends and good food. Your friendship was for ever.............Rick Connelly

I was so sorry to see the passing of a good man. It has been quite a long time since I had visited your home, but I remember fondly those times.

My prayers are with you.

Kay Ward

Dear Mrs. Bentz------------you probably don't remember me, but I was always so happy to bump into you-you were so friendly and charming..
I was so saddened to read of your loss this am;my sincere condolences to you and your family. I am sure you have many lovely memories after such a long and happy marriage.
I hope you will take care of yourself at this sad time.
With every good wish and best regards.
BETSY UEBER

Dear Dee, girls, and grandchildren,
My sincere sympathy to you all on the loss of such a wonderful man. Bill was so loving and caring of Dee with his several-daily visits, and such a great marriage partner all these years. It is sad to think of him not being at her side. I can recall in particular some of the fun parties Bill and Dee would have with John and Connie Truemper at the lake where I would be included. A

Dear Dee, girls, and grandchildren,
My sincere sympathy to you all on the loss of such a wonderful man. Bill was so loving and caring of Dee with his several-daily visits, and such a great marriage partner all these years. It is sad to think of him not being at her side. I can recall in particular some of the fun parties Bill and Dee would have with John and Connie Truemper at the lake where I would be included. A lot of laughs. It was always wonderful to see them too, in Church, side-by-side, and so faithful in their love for Holy Mass; their love for God. Sadly, the last I saw Bill and was able to speak with him was at Connie's funeral, but how loyal he was as a friend even though he had his own struggles! He will be missed by many and will always be remembered for his goodness.

We have a terrible time remembering all of the many stories and jokes that Bill would share at our holiday mealtimes. Regardless, his mischevious smile, wink in his eye, and tilt of his head all indicated a good story was about to begin. We will miss his stories and his light-hearted ways. We know that God will have a special place for him in heaven and that it will be an even better place because he is there.
Farewell and following seas to our dear friend.
Much love from the Otto family.

The Carl A. Taylor family will keep your family in our thoughts and prayers during this most difficult of times.

May your memories be of great comfort to you.

-= Carl A. Taylor =-