Bill was a wonderful guy, a kind & caring friend. He was a strong & faithful advocate of the Pittsford Library Friends group, & served as their present in the early 1990s. I took over from Bill & was their president from 1995 to 2015. He was there to offer support if it was needed but was careful to take a backseat role. Just the nicest guy & one of legions of us who have shared special decades working for the "Yellow Father". Thanks for the memories & a tip of the hat to a truly decent & sweet guy.
Neil Richards Pittsford
neilr@richardsresearch.com
Bill was a very thoughtful man and totally dedicated to " The Cause" always willing to help a friend out. Bill drove by my house looking for prospective houses for his clients in the late fall. He saw me raking leaves on a cold wet day in November. Bill got out of his station wagon threw on his boots and helped me finish the job. All he ever wanted was a thank you in return. I do believe a visit to the local Ice cream stand was all that was necessary. To Carol and Whitney so sorry for your loss, The moose tooth Society is still alive and well. Keep the faith. Lets all hope we meet Bill again. Your Friend Peter Clement
To Bill's Family,
Please accept our deepest sympathy for your loss.
We had the priviledge of working with Bill at Kodak Paper Sensitizing, Bldg. 57.
May the memories you have give you all comfort during this difficult time.
Sincerely,
Steve & Tracey Collins
We had the pleasure of living across the street from Bill and Carole for 21 years. You couldn’t ask for better neighbors. We were constantly amazed at the energy Bill had. We’d often look over to see him working in his yard or up on the roof (heart stopping !) Keeping you in our prayers.
With sympathy,
Doug and Debbie Lloyd
Bill always brought a big smile to my face and was one of my favorite people to ever walk through the doors of Coal Tower. He was loved by all and we will cherish the laughs and love he brought to his CT family. Sending all our love and hugs to Carol, his family, and friends galore. He will be missed dearly…
It was an honor, privilege and joy knowing Bill and his family. A wonderful gentleman that made everyone feel special. We will miss him. Our prayers are with you.
