Monday, June 3, 2019
I worked with Bill in the Saskatoon HBC store in the 1980's. I knew him to be a decent, fair-minded man who always tried to do the right thing no matter what. He was possessed of a wonderful sense of humour, and could brighten up any day with a good joke, even one at his own expense. Bill would probably be a bit unusual in today's corporate world as he always put people, not profits first and he would go to great lengths doing so. Like the proud Dad he was, I recall he loved to speak often about his family, and there was no doubt about his deep devotion to them all. Similarly, Bill lived out his faith every day in how he treated others, and I never heard
of anyone who spoke ill about him. He was one of the good ones.
I will miss Bill and his enduring sense of decency and respect for others.
May God Bless you and keep you Bill, you're home now.
