It was with great shock
To Maggie, Sadie, Bryden & Nearest Family,
It was with great shock we received Angie's E M re Bill passing away as we believed he had turned the corner after months of pain and suffering, it was rec. just before we left for holidays but our thoughts and prayers were with you all on the day of the funeral. Doreen & I only met Bill for the first & only time on a trip to the U K in 1996 and Maggie & Bill had kindly invited us both to spend a few days visiting them. I will always remember Bill's words of greeting at the railway station, "where is your bloody green hat " as we had told them they would recognise us by me wearing it but as they were running a bit late to meet us I had taken it off. unfortunately the few days we were with them did not give us the chance to share all of Bill's capabilities and talents which lots of people have been able to see and receive over the years, we did find a humorous man, a dedicated father, fond of cooking and sharing his views on various subjects, also his devotion to Maggie who we had not seen since we migrated to Australia in 1958. by E Ms from Angie we were able to follow the family on their various trips overseas which we are sure will remain in there memories of sharing these trips with Bill for ever. over time I have been able to show family, friends & visitors Bills talents as an artist by showing them his picture gallery on his website. our condolences are passed to all the family and be assured he will always be in our memories.
with Sadness,
Dennis, Doreen & Family.
Adelaide South Australia
P S If you see a rainbow in the sky just think Bill is there with his paint brushes
It was with great shock we received Angie's E M re Bill passing away as we believed he had turned the corner after months of pain and suffering, it was rec. just before we left for holidays but our thoughts and prayers were with you all on the day of the funeral. Doreen & I only met Bill for the first & only time on a trip to the U K in 1996 and Maggie & Bill had kindly invited us both to spend a few days visiting them. I will always remember Bill's words of greeting at the railway station, "where is your bloody green hat " as we had told them they would recognise us by me wearing it but as they were running a bit late to meet us I had taken it off. unfortunately the few days we were with them did not give us the chance to share all of Bill's capabilities and talents which lots of people have been able to see and receive over the years, we did find a humorous man, a dedicated father, fond of cooking and sharing his views on various subjects, also his devotion to Maggie who we had not seen since we migrated to Australia in 1958. by E Ms from Angie we were able to follow the family on their various trips overseas which we are sure will remain in there memories of sharing these trips with Bill for ever. over time I have been able to show family, friends & visitors Bills talents as an artist by showing them his picture gallery on his website. our condolences are passed to all the family and be assured he will always be in our memories.
with Sadness,
Dennis, Doreen & Family.
Adelaide South Australia
P S If you see a rainbow in the sky just think Bill is there with his paint brushes
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