He and Marilyn Cobb were married November 21, 1970 at Cape Girardeau.
Bill was a member of the one hundred first airborne during the Viet Nam war.
He and his wife Marilyn owned and operated Reece Lumber Co.in Jackson, MO for several years. He was also a heavy equipment operator for much of his life, and in recent years had worked for Floyd's Equipment in Sikeston, MO.
Bill loved fishing but the real joy of his life was his grandchildren. He was a member of Murray Kentucky FBC.
Bill was a member of the one hundred first airborne during the Viet Nam war.
He and his wife Marilyn owned and operated Reece Lumber Co.in Jackson, MO for several years. He was also a heavy equipment operator for much of his life, and in recent years had worked for Floyd's Equipment in Sikeston, MO.
Bill loved fishing but the real joy of his life was his grandchildren. He was a member of Murray Kentucky FBC.
He and Marilyn Cobb were married November 21, 1970 at Cape Girardeau.
Bill was a member of the one hundred first airborne during the Viet Nam war.
He and his wife Marilyn owned and operated Reece Lumber Co.in Jackson, MO for several years. He was also a heavy equipment operator for much of his life, and in recent years had worked for Floyd's Equipment in Sikeston, MO.
Bill loved fishing but the real joy of his life was his grandchildren. He was a member of Murray Kentucky FBC.
Bill was a member of the one hundred first airborne during the Viet Nam war.
He and his wife Marilyn owned and operated Reece Lumber Co.in Jackson, MO for several years. He was also a heavy equipment operator for much of his life, and in recent years had worked for Floyd's Equipment in Sikeston, MO.
Bill loved fishing but the real joy of his life was his grandchildren. He was a member of Murray Kentucky FBC.
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