I wasnt able to say the full speech I wanted to say today, so I am going to try and pull myself together long enough to say a few words about a great man. Some called him willy, William, billy or brother bill, but for me he was uncle bill. Since I was a little girl I have always had a special relationship with my uncle bill. He was the one I always shared my exciting or bad or anything news with first. He has taught me so many things over the years from how to drive or to hunt and about life in general. He was like my second dad. He would come visit me when I was sick or in the hospital and I would for him as well. Even last year when he was in the hospital and I was 8 months pregnant he had my back even when he was just waking up from a coma. It was the first time he met randy and he shook randys hand and he said even tho Im in this hospital bed and in this hospital gown I will still kill you if you hurt her! Lol and I was running around with a massive belly ordering nurses and Drs to do something, it was quite funny thinking back on it now. I have talked to a few of his family members and have read words of how they feel and I know his passing has been a struggle for them as well. I have felt the enormous loss in their words and in my own heart. I have had the opportunity to spend some of my happiest times with uncle bill. I only have good memories of him. When I look at pictures of him I see his happiness and his joy with his family and friends. I have had the privilege of watching him interact with friends and laugh and cry with them, and he was always there for them, no matter when or what they needed him for. one thing that has stood out for me in the past days since he has passed is how many different people considered him to be one of the most important people in their lives. He always lived life to the fullest, he lived in such a way and was a friend to the extreme that he changed lives. I know he has changed my life for the better. When things got hard he was there, when things inconvenient he was there. He never had to tell me how to love, he showed me plainly with his actions. I always called him on holidays and fathers day and usually once a week to catch up, usually on Sundays during football season or Wednesdays to talk about sons of anarchy. We were partners in crime when we did get together. I will cherish all the times we spent together. We were always roaring and laughing historically when we were together. I will miss him greatly beyond words and Ill keep him in my heart forever. Rest in peace uncle bill, love you beyond measures xoxoxo
Posted on: Sat, 10 Jan 2015 23:59:43 +0000
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