Bill was a NASA engineer during the space race and Army veteran whose exploits took him to Africa and the Middle-East. He grew up during the Depression, and formed a love of history, science fiction, and aeronautics at an early age that inspired him to look beyond the orthodox and the ordinary.
He was married to the love of his life for over 60 years, had five children, and enjoyed a good life with family, involving himself with local and foreign ministry work, self-education, and expanding his knowledge of the world.
Bill's greatest success was his faith, and by it his humanity, his ability to empathize with others and teach kindness through his actions, even when wronged. Over the course of his life, he elevated others and left an impact that echoes far beyond what he knew. Although he may be gone, his heart is still with us, and the spirit with which he reached out to others is carried on through his loved ones.
If we can all retain just a bit of that humanity, the world will be a brighter, kinder place.
He was married to the love of his life for over 60 years, had five children, and enjoyed a good life with family, involving himself with local and foreign ministry work, self-education, and expanding his knowledge of the world.
Bill's greatest success was his faith, and by it his humanity, his ability to empathize with others and teach kindness through his actions, even when wronged. Over the course of his life, he elevated others and left an impact that echoes far beyond what he knew. Although he may be gone, his heart is still with us, and the spirit with which he reached out to others is carried on through his loved ones.
If we can all retain just a bit of that humanity, the world will be a brighter, kinder place.
Bill was a NASA engineer during the space race and Army veteran whose exploits took him to Africa and the Middle-East. He grew up during the Depression, and formed a love of history, science fiction, and aeronautics at an early age that inspired him to look beyond the orthodox and the ordinary.
He was married to the love of his life for over 60 years, had five children, and enjoyed a good life with family, involving himself with local and foreign ministry work, self-education, and expanding his knowledge of the world.
Bill's greatest success was his faith, and by it his humanity, his ability to empathize with others and teach kindness through his actions, even when wronged. Over the course of his life, he elevated others and left an impact that echoes far beyond what he knew. Although he may be gone, his heart is still with us, and the spirit with which he reached out to others is carried on through his loved ones.
If we can all retain just a bit of that humanity, the world will be a brighter, kinder place.
He was married to the love of his life for over 60 years, had five children, and enjoyed a good life with family, involving himself with local and foreign ministry work, self-education, and expanding his knowledge of the world.
Bill's greatest success was his faith, and by it his humanity, his ability to empathize with others and teach kindness through his actions, even when wronged. Over the course of his life, he elevated others and left an impact that echoes far beyond what he knew. Although he may be gone, his heart is still with us, and the spirit with which he reached out to others is carried on through his loved ones.
If we can all retain just a bit of that humanity, the world will be a brighter, kinder place.
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