what a privilege

what a privilege it must have been for you to have bill as a father in law i met him soon after he came to sunderland and to red house comprehensive school. i was a pupil at the school and left then returned as a youth worker with job creation. bill was a charasmatic character who never saw anything bad in anyone if they had gone off the rails he knew they would get back on. he nurtured dreams in and i feel that he is responsible for how i feel towards people . having lost all the members of my close family in the last six years i feel keenly how you all are mourning the loss of such a wonderful man.
he was very proud of bryden and sadie but of course my contact was long before his extended family were arround. may he rest in peace and those left behind have lost a truly wonderful man no matter how long it was since you saw him he would remember . i will always remember the input he gave, his love of youthies (red house youth wing ) and the potential that he saw in everyone including myself

may he rest in the comfort of the lord and in the beautiful surroundings of blairgowrie(we spent lovely holidays there did bill have a hand) good night god bless sympathies to you all may you continue in the knowledge that you were all blessed to know such a person

Slainte Bill Nos Dar i'll have a wee dram for you on friday God bless