Condolence: Dear Debbie and family,
I met Bill at Plutonic Power. Although I did not work directly with him, we had some fun conversations. I will remember Bill for his smiles and gentle manner. Please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Sincerely,
Beth

Condolence: Lots of great memories from the days of Bill as our Director in Kamloops. I can say "ditto" to these comments ahead of mine, especially to his sense of humour. My thoughts and prayers are with you, Debbie and family.

Condolence: While Bill was a a strong contributor at work, I'm sure he will be remembered best for his non-work performance! Bill was a character - one of those people everyone knew, and enjoyed being around. He was a consummate story teller, and his quick wit and wry humour added spice both to his own tall tales, and to the stories and conversations of others. One vision that is etched in our minds is Bill as one of the "choir" singing at top volume (and almost in key) around the campfire late in the evenings at the Cariboo Cup ball tournaments. Many other tales come to mind, but suffice to say--a great guy, a great friend, a great loss. Our condolences to all of the family, we will be thinking of you.

Condolence: Bill would be gratified to know that I am currently supervising someone very like myself. Bill was my supervisor for about 10 years, and I have to take responsibility for at least some of his grey hair. But we also had a lot of fun. Bill was the perfect running partner and one of my most entertaining friends. He was amazingly quick with a funny remark, usually delivered with a straight face. Those of us who cannot be at the memorial service will be thinking of Bill, sharing stories about him and raising a glass in his memory. He will live on in his grandchildren, of whom he was so proud. Debbie and family - I am so sorry for your loss.

Condolence: Bill was my Director for many years and I enjoyed working for him. He will always be remembered fondly.

I will also remember his Thursday afternoon "field trips" when he would sneak out of the office and play golf in Kamloops! He always thought he was fooling me, but I knew!