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William John
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1959 - 2016

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Can't remember the year Bill and I actually met. I think it was in the first grade. Boy that was awhile ago. I have many memories of my school years with Bill. One of Bills best friends in school was Tim Farner. They were quite a pair to see. One of Bills greatest pleasures was to get one over on ole Tim his much bigger classmate. One of our most memorable events was a day in Mr. Metze's wood shop class. Mr Metz was not there and Mr McNally our principle came in and told us we would be on our own that day and he expected we would all act like the well behaved grown young men he knew us to be. Well he wasn't out the door 5 seconds that we all began to try and figure some mischief. Leaving things to Billy and Tim they soon came up with the idea that we should get the belt sanders out of the cabinet plug them into the long extension cords and have belt sander races in wood shop class. Well the rest was history we all laughed so hard and had so much fun that day the memory has stayed with me all these years. Rest In Peace Bill and don't create to much havoc up there with the angles.

Posted by Scott Bye

Saturday December 10, 2016 at 5:40 am

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