William Charles Wells (Bill) was born July 7,1939 in Marysville Ohio. He passed away on May 1, 2005
in Nashville Tenn.
Bill was retired after serving 20 years in the U.S. Air Force, which included a tour in Vietnam. Bill's second
marriage was to Jean H. Wells, Feb. 27,1982. He worked in construction, and several years in the Taft Oil fields. They became homesick and owned a farm in Tennesse. Returning home Bill worked untill he retired for Lowes, in
Nashville Tenn.
Bill was known as whistling Bill in the oil fields. You always knew when he was around by his
whistle. He could do twice the
work of any man in his group for his age. Bill made slaw in his
spare time and sold to friends. People would put there order in
month ahead of time. Bill also wrote music and could write a poem
on the spot for any one on any subject. He was always the life of
any party. and was loved by all. He will be missed by anyone who
knew him and loved him.
William is survived by his children from first wife. William C. Wells Jr. Todd Wells,Bobby Wells and Terri Wells
All of Seattle Washington.
Precedded in death by his parents. Frederick Lee Wells and
mother Gladys Lula Mabery in Ohio.
Interment in Nashville Veterans Cemetery Tennessee.
in Nashville Tenn.
Bill was retired after serving 20 years in the U.S. Air Force, which included a tour in Vietnam. Bill's second
marriage was to Jean H. Wells, Feb. 27,1982. He worked in construction, and several years in the Taft Oil fields. They became homesick and owned a farm in Tennesse. Returning home Bill worked untill he retired for Lowes, in
Nashville Tenn.
Bill was known as whistling Bill in the oil fields. You always knew when he was around by his
whistle. He could do twice the
work of any man in his group for his age. Bill made slaw in his
spare time and sold to friends. People would put there order in
month ahead of time. Bill also wrote music and could write a poem
on the spot for any one on any subject. He was always the life of
any party. and was loved by all. He will be missed by anyone who
knew him and loved him.
William is survived by his children from first wife. William C. Wells Jr. Todd Wells,Bobby Wells and Terri Wells
All of Seattle Washington.
Precedded in death by his parents. Frederick Lee Wells and
mother Gladys Lula Mabery in Ohio.
Interment in Nashville Veterans Cemetery Tennessee.
William Charles Wells (Bill) was born July 7,1939 in Marysville Ohio. He passed away on May 1, 2005
in Nashville Tenn.
Bill was retired after serving 20 years in the U.S. Air Force, which included a tour in Vietnam. Bill's second
marriage was to Jean H. Wells, Feb. 27,1982. He worked in construction, and several years in the Taft Oil fields. They became homesick and owned a farm in Tennesse. Returning home Bill worked untill he retired for Lowes, in
Nashville Tenn.
Bill was known as whistling Bill in the oil fields. You always knew when he was around by his
whistle. He could do twice the
work of any man in his group for his age. Bill made slaw in his
spare time and sold to friends. People would put there order in
month ahead of time. Bill also wrote music and could write a poem
on the spot for any one on any subject. He was always the life of
any party. and was loved by all. He will be missed by anyone who
knew him and loved him.
William is survived by his children from first wife. William C. Wells Jr. Todd Wells,Bobby Wells and Terri Wells
All of Seattle Washington.
Precedded in death by his parents. Frederick Lee Wells and
mother Gladys Lula Mabery in Ohio.
Interment in Nashville Veterans Cemetery Tennessee.
in Nashville Tenn.
Bill was retired after serving 20 years in the U.S. Air Force, which included a tour in Vietnam. Bill's second
marriage was to Jean H. Wells, Feb. 27,1982. He worked in construction, and several years in the Taft Oil fields. They became homesick and owned a farm in Tennesse. Returning home Bill worked untill he retired for Lowes, in
Nashville Tenn.
Bill was known as whistling Bill in the oil fields. You always knew when he was around by his
whistle. He could do twice the
work of any man in his group for his age. Bill made slaw in his
spare time and sold to friends. People would put there order in
month ahead of time. Bill also wrote music and could write a poem
on the spot for any one on any subject. He was always the life of
any party. and was loved by all. He will be missed by anyone who
knew him and loved him.
William is survived by his children from first wife. William C. Wells Jr. Todd Wells,Bobby Wells and Terri Wells
All of Seattle Washington.
Precedded in death by his parents. Frederick Lee Wells and
mother Gladys Lula Mabery in Ohio.
Interment in Nashville Veterans Cemetery Tennessee.
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