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Cemetery Location Map to Gravesite |
Birth Date: 3/19/1932
Death Date: 7/11/1999
Washington Park East Cemetery
First Presidents #5, Section W37, Level 1, Crypt 74D
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| Bill was born in Delta, Wisconsin. He moved to Germany as a young child and returned to the U.S. as a teenager. His first job was a pinsetter at a bowling alley. He was an avid bowler and won many trophies. He also enjoyed soccer, golfing, dancing and cooking. He retired from Community Hospital East in 1994. He was a Heating & Air Mechanic for 30 years. He was an Army Veteran and a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church. He was always a gentleman and a very thoughtful, generous man through out our 28 year marriage. Bill will always be remembered by these few words. Words say so little when someone is missed so much. |
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Bill served in the Army. This was taken while Bill was stationed in Alaska in 1953.
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Bill is standing at the far left side with the soccer team. He loved playing soccer and was always a great fan.
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This was taken in 1962. Bill was in many bowling leagues and recieved many trophies.
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When Bill retired he took up golfing. So on his 62nd birthday I bought him a set of golf clubs.
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In June of 1996 Bill and his very close friends went to Canada on a fishing trip.
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Bill is celebrating his wife's birthday with our very close friends, Jack and Margie Rea.
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This was taken on Bill's birthday at an American club in Germany. Bill's son, James, was telling dad he is getting married. Dad congratulated his son.
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One of Bill's many passions was cooking. He was an excellent cook. When he was retired, and I still worked, he always had dinner cooked for me. (His wife)
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Bill and his wife Carole at a New Years Eve dance. He loved to dance and we went often. Our favorite dance music was, In The Mood.
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Bill on one of our many vacation trips. It was our anniversary in the Bahamas.
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