William Clyde Kinsolving was called Bill by everyone and his branding iron on the ranch was"WC." Part of Bill's family heritage was Chocktaw Indian. He was a quiet man and hard-working, starting his days at sunup working on his ranch in the Hemet-San Jacinto Valley of Southern California. For many years he worked in the LA area as a pipe fitter.
His ranch was always in good repair and orderly. He delighted in horseback riding, spending many long weekends with old friends who came with their horses, staying for days at his & wife, Allie's home. Everyday was a ride and back for a big meal at their inviting ranch.
Bill was always kind and generous. He loved his family and they loved him. He has always been missed.
****************************** Contributed by Linda Dinkel ******************************
His ranch was always in good repair and orderly. He delighted in horseback riding, spending many long weekends with old friends who came with their horses, staying for days at his & wife, Allie's home. Everyday was a ride and back for a big meal at their inviting ranch.
Bill was always kind and generous. He loved his family and they loved him. He has always been missed.
****************************** Contributed by Linda Dinkel ******************************
William Clyde Kinsolving was called Bill by everyone and his branding iron on the ranch was"WC." Part of Bill's family heritage was Chocktaw Indian. He was a quiet man and hard-working, starting his days at sunup working on his ranch in the Hemet-San Jacinto Valley of Southern California. For many years he worked in the LA area as a pipe fitter.
His ranch was always in good repair and orderly. He delighted in horseback riding, spending many long weekends with old friends who came with their horses, staying for days at his & wife, Allie's home. Everyday was a ride and back for a big meal at their inviting ranch.
Bill was always kind and generous. He loved his family and they loved him. He has always been missed.
****************************** Contributed by Linda Dinkel ******************************
His ranch was always in good repair and orderly. He delighted in horseback riding, spending many long weekends with old friends who came with their horses, staying for days at his & wife, Allie's home. Everyday was a ride and back for a big meal at their inviting ranch.
Bill was always kind and generous. He loved his family and they loved him. He has always been missed.
****************************** Contributed by Linda Dinkel ******************************
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