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Condolence: Dear Helen,

Bill and I send our sincere sympathy to you and your family at this time of losing Bill. The obituary of his life was interesting because we didn't know of some of his experiences and accomplishments.

The mystery of life after the one we know causes a lot of contemplation, wondering about a reunion somewhere with loved ones who went before us.

All of you will be in our thoughts and prayers as you learn to live without Bill who was so central to all you've done over the years.

Sincerely,
La Verne Hyman

Condolence: Helen & family

We were sorry to hear about the passing of Bill and wanted to let you know that all of you are in our prayers and thought

When ever we were around Bill you never knew what to expect from him, but one thing you did know you would be having a good time and laughing

He will be sadly missed

Helen & Smoke

Condolence: Dear Helen, What a joyful spirit you lived with all these years. Bill was always upbeat, friendly to others,and positive about whatever life brought him. May you know the comfort of the Lord in these hard days. Our prayers are with you. Love, Bill and Marcia

Condolence: Dear Helen and family,
We are so sad to hear of the loss of a great man. We will always cherish the fond memories we have of Bill.Merv will really miss his other half of dumb and dumber. They had many great hard working times at The Legion together. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Chris and Merv

Condolence: So sorry and saddened upon hearing of Bill's passing on Wednesday. His life was an example for all of us, how our lives should be lived, up beat , always positive, always a smile and that twinkle in his eyes made you feel special. I thank the good lord for his long life and the privilege it was to have known Bill. My sincere sympathies to Helen and the family in this difficult time.
Don Martin

Condolence: Dear Helen,

I am saddened to hear of Bill’s passing. I worked for and with Bill from the mid-1960s until his retirement. He was an inspiration and an example for me. He taught me the telephone craft and a lot about life. I have many fond memories of working with Bill and the guys in the Central Office Department. I see this website has a place to share stories. I may share of few of my favorites from my years working with Bill.

Blessings,
Rick Watson

Condolence: Dear Helen,
I received a phone call from Chris, telling me of Bill's death. I am so very, very sorry! You and Bill surely go in my book of life. Bill really did always answer 'terrific!!!' when asked how he was doing. I always left your home with a few good stories and a smile on my face. "Royer" always did his best to bounce back from every health 'speed bump' until, I imagine, God decided heaven needed wonderful telephone man to supervise communication in heaven. I am so very, very sorry for your loss...and ours. My prayers are with you and your family.
Sincerely, Peg O'Neill

Condolence: Dear Bobbie,

I was saddened to hear of the passing of your dad. From what I read it seems he had a wonderful life and was blessed with many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. My parents are both living in Ephrata Manor, in their late 80's but my mom has severe dementia and doesn't really communicate much anymore. Thinking of you and your family at this difficult time, and praying your many happy memories sustain you all. Best, Cindi