Condolence: To the Family. Our sympathy. May God sustain you during this most difficult time. Psalm 94:19

Condolence: My friend of nearly 60 years is gone. Our friendship harkens back to Banff, Alberta, where I first met Bill and Barb. Later on we both started work for Greyhound Canada and would meet often for coffee and chats and on social occations. Bill was a talented man in so many ways. With his wife, he built a beautiful log home in Sundrie, Alberta mostly on their own. He was a popular driver at Greyhound and often specifically requested by charter groups. Bill was fun loving, a loyal friend, a nature lover, a cattle farmer, and a story teller. In the last 20 years our contact has been mostly by phone, but often. We will miss our friend dearly and want to convey our deepest sympathy to Bill's wife of 56 years, Barbara, their children and families. Rest in peace my good friend and God bless.

Condolence: Taia and family, we are so sorry for your loss and want to pass on our deepest sympathies from everyone here. We miss you and send our love. Kathryn, Sarah, Kayla, Clare, Christine, Sheril, Linda, Jayne, Megan, Debbie, and Robert

Condolence: Sending lots of love to all of you! He will be missed but nevet forgotten. He truly was a legend.

Condolence: To Taia and Allan Denis and I are very sorry to hear of your dad’s passing. Our sympathies to the Kroll family

Condolence: Sorry to hear of Bill's passing. Sending my love and prayers to your family during this emotional time

Condolence: I am sincerely sorry for the loss of William. He was obviously an amazing man and he will be missed by so many. It's never easy to lose one a loved one because death is unnatural. This reminds me of Psalm 90:10 which says "...the span or our life is 70 years, or 80 if he's especially strong..." but William lived longer than this. May the family have peace knowing he is safe in God's memory, who promises to bring those who have lost their lives back to life and good health. (Acts 24:15)