My Uncle Bill was a car man. He owned and operated Bill Masters Motors on Minnesota Ave in Kansas City Kansas. He used to have a bright red Oldsmobile covertible with white top that was my favorite.
Uncle Bill developed cancer and spent a couple of brave years fighting it. He passed away a few days before my birthday in 1992. I was a pallbearer for my Uncle on my 27th birthday and was honored to do so. A veteran of the US Navy in WW II, my Uncle was pretty awsome and I can still hear his laugh to this day.
His twin sister, Wilma
, joined him in heaven in September 2007.
Uncle Bill developed cancer and spent a couple of brave years fighting it. He passed away a few days before my birthday in 1992. I was a pallbearer for my Uncle on my 27th birthday and was honored to do so. A veteran of the US Navy in WW II, my Uncle was pretty awsome and I can still hear his laugh to this day.
His twin sister, Wilma
, joined him in heaven in September 2007.
My Uncle Bill was a car man. He owned and operated Bill Masters Motors on Minnesota Ave in Kansas City Kansas. He used to have a bright red Oldsmobile covertible with white top that was my favorite.
Uncle Bill developed cancer and spent a couple of brave years fighting it. He passed away a few days before my birthday in 1992. I was a pallbearer for my Uncle on my 27th birthday and was honored to do so. A veteran of the US Navy in WW II, my Uncle was pretty awsome and I can still hear his laugh to this day.
His twin sister, Wilma
, joined him in heaven in September 2007.
Uncle Bill developed cancer and spent a couple of brave years fighting it. He passed away a few days before my birthday in 1992. I was a pallbearer for my Uncle on my 27th birthday and was honored to do so. A veteran of the US Navy in WW II, my Uncle was pretty awsome and I can still hear his laugh to this day.
His twin sister, Wilma
, joined him in heaven in September 2007.
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