Your family at BES loves you guys & pray for healing.  Bill certainly knew he was loved by you guys because Dave sure loved to talk about his "brother Bill".  He became part of our family just through the stories.

Never forget the night we were playing football and it was raining like a son of a gun.  We were huddled up and waiting for 'Wild Bill" to bring in the play.  It was a tense game and one we may have been behind in, Skinner jumps in and looks us in the eye and declares,  "Boys it raining like a cow pissing on a flat rock." Needles to say we got loose and won the game. Thanks for all thos  

Will never forget our man trip to brother Dave's vacation house in Corolla. Steaks, beer, liquor, and no grill, rusted out. Bill was the biggest Redskin fan in America and his license tag proved it, ( SKINZZZ ). Then there was golf !!! That was truly his hobby. He would get up at 3:30 A.M. to make our 1st. tee time, week in week out. Greatest friend a man could have. Have one on me Bill.

I have hundreds of stories in my head from growing up with Bill and his two brothers in Emporia - they all bring a smile to my face.
Bill, you will truly missed!
Bob Ranson