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I will remember my uncle for his quiet kindness. He would always go out his way to say hello, and ask me how things had been going when we last spoke, a warm smile peaking out from under his moustache. I had the privilege of spending time with my Opa for a few weeks every summer, who shared a workshop with my Uncle. I would spend time bending flat wrought iron on the Jigs designed by uncle to be used in their fabrication. Uncle Bill, a skilled craftsman would make the most wonderful furniture and decorations. His creations along with his father’s can still be seen some places with a keen eye along the roadways around Forrest. A lovely lasting reminder of Uncle Bill and Opa.
Bill was such a quiet sweet loving man. He could fabricate or build anything and when you admired what he had made he would just grin like it was nothing. He loved his wife and family with his whole heart and would doing anything for them, and in his quiet way always making everything he did look so easy (wether it was or not) . He will be sadly missed and has left wonderful memories for everyone to share. Our condolences to you all.
I am sorry to hear of Bills passing , my condolences to his entire family . Bill was a very nice man, we would quite often run into each other at the recycling depot and we always had a warm and welcome "meet and greet". May his good memories help with your healing process. RIP my friend.
My dear cousins, sending heart felt sympathies on the loss of your brother Bill. Growing up and spending time at your house, I always thought Billy was the coolest, with his big wave of hair and white t shirts and jeans. He never said a whole lot, but had a warm friendly smile. Thinking of you all as you remember the good times.
Glen and I are sorry to hear of Bill's passing. Such a quiet gentle man, of few words but always a smile.
Our Condolences to Wendy, Andrew and Vanos family.
Condolences to Wendy and Family. Bill was a very nice man and made a good neighbour on Egremont Road.
We are thinking of you in this time of sorrow and keeping you in our thoughts and prayers. Always cherish
your memories.
To the Vanos family,
So sorry to read about the passing of Bill. Our thoughts are with you at this sad time. May pleasant memories eventually bring you peace.
Michael and Cathy
Bill was such a sweet man. He was always willing to help someone out or give some advice if needed. He had the patience of a saint. Bill could sit for hours while Wendy and I would share stories. He was ONE of a kind for sure. The last memory I have of Bill was at Colleens and Joe's as I was dashing out their front door, he was heading in. I stopped and said, "so how's Bill today?" He gave me that big, beautiful smile, a twinkle in his eye and said "not bad, no complaints" Thats our sweet Bill
