William “Billy” Koch passed away at his home Wednesday, May 27th.
Billy was born October 24, 1967 and was the son of Charles and Virginia Koch.
Billy was special. You could not find a person (and or animal) on this planet that did not believe he was the most loving, caring, strongest, loyal, helpful individual they ever met. When he was not filling his many bird feeders you would find him working in the yard and around the house with his Steelers' shirt and hats. He volunteered at the Westside Cat Shelter twice a week. He also helped score Bocci at MVR.
We all know that the reunion of Bill, Chuck and Gini in Heaven will be as wonderful as the life shared with his seven brothers and sisters, their spouses and children, each and every neighbor in need and all the friends he so easily betrusted.
Billy’s smile will not be forgotten by any who was lucky enough to meet him. God has a new right-hand man.
Private services will be held and Billy will be laid to rest at Resurrection Cemetery. Billy gave in life, as he gave in death.
Source: The Lane Family Funeral Homes 02 Jun 2020
Billy was born October 24, 1967 and was the son of Charles and Virginia Koch.
Billy was special. You could not find a person (and or animal) on this planet that did not believe he was the most loving, caring, strongest, loyal, helpful individual they ever met. When he was not filling his many bird feeders you would find him working in the yard and around the house with his Steelers' shirt and hats. He volunteered at the Westside Cat Shelter twice a week. He also helped score Bocci at MVR.
We all know that the reunion of Bill, Chuck and Gini in Heaven will be as wonderful as the life shared with his seven brothers and sisters, their spouses and children, each and every neighbor in need and all the friends he so easily betrusted.
Billy’s smile will not be forgotten by any who was lucky enough to meet him. God has a new right-hand man.
Private services will be held and Billy will be laid to rest at Resurrection Cemetery. Billy gave in life, as he gave in death.
Source: The Lane Family Funeral Homes 02 Jun 2020
William “Billy” Koch passed away at his home Wednesday, May 27th.
Billy was born October 24, 1967 and was the son of Charles and Virginia Koch.
Billy was special. You could not find a person (and or animal) on this planet that did not believe he was the most loving, caring, strongest, loyal, helpful individual they ever met. When he was not filling his many bird feeders you would find him working in the yard and around the house with his Steelers' shirt and hats. He volunteered at the Westside Cat Shelter twice a week. He also helped score Bocci at MVR.
We all know that the reunion of Bill, Chuck and Gini in Heaven will be as wonderful as the life shared with his seven brothers and sisters, their spouses and children, each and every neighbor in need and all the friends he so easily betrusted.
Billy’s smile will not be forgotten by any who was lucky enough to meet him. God has a new right-hand man.
Private services will be held and Billy will be laid to rest at Resurrection Cemetery. Billy gave in life, as he gave in death.
Source: The Lane Family Funeral Homes 02 Jun 2020
Billy was born October 24, 1967 and was the son of Charles and Virginia Koch.
Billy was special. You could not find a person (and or animal) on this planet that did not believe he was the most loving, caring, strongest, loyal, helpful individual they ever met. When he was not filling his many bird feeders you would find him working in the yard and around the house with his Steelers' shirt and hats. He volunteered at the Westside Cat Shelter twice a week. He also helped score Bocci at MVR.
We all know that the reunion of Bill, Chuck and Gini in Heaven will be as wonderful as the life shared with his seven brothers and sisters, their spouses and children, each and every neighbor in need and all the friends he so easily betrusted.
Billy’s smile will not be forgotten by any who was lucky enough to meet him. God has a new right-hand man.
Private services will be held and Billy will be laid to rest at Resurrection Cemetery. Billy gave in life, as he gave in death.
Source: The Lane Family Funeral Homes 02 Jun 2020
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