Bill’s passing is a particular loss as he is the last of the family that endured the depression and WWII. He lived a rich and caring life for those around him and put family at the top of the priority list. I will never pass the Victoria Avenue exit off the QEW without recalling the many happy gatherings that he and Audrey hosted at the house just this side of the railway tracks. Thanks for the memories and God bless you.
PS – don’t empty that bottle of Drambuie at the big bar in the sky – save some for Pomerleau and me!
Uncle Bill will be remembered by me for his dedication to his many nieces and nephews. He always had time for a joke, time to listen. The photo of family members in Vineland 1964, is an example of the many adventures he would take us on. Thank you for the well written obituary that outlines his many accomplishments. Love from Deb
