William Hollis, or Willie as he was called by his family, was a dairy man early in his life. Later on he became a photographer. In his later years he was confined at Western State Hospital where he died in 1967.
I never knew my great-uncle Willie, but I do recall putting flowers on his unmarked grave with my grandfather. His grave is now marked with a footstone, and I am greatfull to my sister Sherry McGee for purchasing this stone, and one for Willie's sister Ethel.
I never knew my great-uncle Willie, but I do recall putting flowers on his unmarked grave with my grandfather. His grave is now marked with a footstone, and I am greatfull to my sister Sherry McGee for purchasing this stone, and one for Willie's sister Ethel.
William Hollis, or Willie as he was called by his family, was a dairy man early in his life. Later on he became a photographer. In his later years he was confined at Western State Hospital where he died in 1967.
I never knew my great-uncle Willie, but I do recall putting flowers on his unmarked grave with my grandfather. His grave is now marked with a footstone, and I am greatfull to my sister Sherry McGee for purchasing this stone, and one for Willie's sister Ethel.
I never knew my great-uncle Willie, but I do recall putting flowers on his unmarked grave with my grandfather. His grave is now marked with a footstone, and I am greatfull to my sister Sherry McGee for purchasing this stone, and one for Willie's sister Ethel.
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