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Smith's Funeral Home
485 Brant Street
Burlington, Ontario
CANADA
L7R 2G5
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I have only learned today of Bill's passing and am very sad. It is clear from all the messages here how much he inspired so many people with his unique words and knowledge.
In 1971, Bill was riding his motorbike through my home ...
I only met Bill a few years ago when I got into the home-brewing hobby.
I met Bill through a local home brewing internet forum, and soon realised how highly his skills were regarded.
Even better, I fou...
James Coleman's "Residing with Bill" reminded me of many times Bill spoke fondly of the Coleman family and of his joy at spnding time with them. The only time I visited the Colemans of Connecticut was when I was visiting Bill in B...
Bill lived with us for a short time in the seventies. He and Sheilah, our four-year old, talked about where they could go if they hit the road hitch-hiking. Conversation was continuous. Bill looked for jobs, was rejected because of his long hair. He...
I feel moved to add some personal stories to the fine summary by Marty. Bill was a true raconteur, we were always telling stories and remembering, and many memories have come flooding back. I met Bill in Leo Hendrick's Chaucer class at Olivet Co...
Bill was perhaps my most faithful friend over a span of 50 years. He visited me when I lived in Bellingham and in Seattle, WA. He visited Milwaukee so frequently when I lived there that my oldest son called him UNCLE BEAR. He served...
Once Bill realized that nobody in the family was much of a reader, he sat us down and read The Lord of the Rings out loud. Watership Down followed. He bought me my first copy of The Chronicles of Narnia. When I (shamefully) didn’t underst...
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485 Brant Street
Burlington, Ontario, Canada
Phone: 905-632-3333
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