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William Moss
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Joshua Urban
"Although the candle may burn to the end of the wick, it doesn't take away the me"
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Bea Everett
"You will be missed, but never forgotten. We mourn our loss, but rejoice in your"
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Karen Underwood
"With all my heart & soul, I wish Anna & the kids peace & wonderful memories to k"
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Kathleen Mayber
"So very sorry for your loss. May his memory be for a blessing."
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Your little girl
"I miss you so much already dad!! You were the best father and papa EVER. LOVE, "
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Veronica Schmid
"Dearest Anna and Family, I know what you are all going through. He was a wonde"
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Theresa Vucic
"Rest in peace Mr. Bill Moss."
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Theresa Vucic
"Rest in peace Mr. Bill Moss."
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Condolence From: Paul J. West
Condolence: Please accept my sincere condolences. I knew Bill through Denny, and always thought he was a great guy.
I am sorry I cannot be there. My thoughts are with his family.
Tuesday February 16, 2016
Condolence From: Tony & Lara Urban
Condolence: Tribute to Bill

At first glance, Bill seems just an ordinary guy. He went about his life just plugging away, like the vast majority of us. He wasn’t the type to twitter or facebook or seek to elevate his ego above anyone else.

While his generation may have been the “free and easy” liberated one, to me he was more like the “greatest” generation who survived the Great Depression and won World War II.

He just went about his life facing whatever came about his way, struggling to push the rock back up the hill so to speak. He did not seek platitudes, attention, name or face recognition or the need to be “heard.”

You would think, who would ever listen to this guy?

Yet everyone does…and that is what makes Bill so extraordinary.

I always liked talking to Bill one to one, and with Anna. Bill listens to understand how you interpret what’s happening that makes you feel the way you do. What makes Bill so special is he always knows what to say to help you get through the dilemma you’re wrestling with at the moment.

I think that is why God put Bill on this earth, to be a big brother. I have thought that for a long time. Sure, he was a big brother to Dennis, Tommy and Mary Kay.

However, he reached people beyond the brothers and sister with whom he grew up. His ability to listen and put things into perspective helped me understand how I could change my view to better cope with my own situation. I venture to say many others were also helped he happened to come across day to day.

So Bill leaves us as this quite extraordinary empathetic person who came into our lives and gave us emotional support at those small but critical junctures when we needed it most. That’s the way it was with me when I was eleven years old visiting him over the summer, or when he would talk to me as a teenager dealing with more than pimples, or as an adult trying to figure out how keep my head screwed on right.

Who wouldn’t miss a person like that!

Bill will remain with us because our interaction with him has become more than just a memory, it is part of the fabric of each of our human experience on this earth.

His ability to understand and help others cope are what makes Bill so extraordinary.

Bill, you will be missed. It may be a stretch for some because it requires faith in a Power higher than humanity, but I do not think God is done with Bill. I am not worthy to speak for the Almighty but pondered if Bill’s God given mission in life was to be a big brother when each of us needed it most.

In my heart I know Bill is in heaven but wonder if his spirit won’t be back helping someone somewhere somehow in need of a guiding hand.

His spirit lives on in all of us.

Sunday February 14, 2016
Condolence From: Charles & Anita Urban
Condolence: My dear brother-in-law BILL: I will never forget all the kindness and assistance you offered me during my life's most difficult trial. You fed me, you clothed me, and gave me shelter for many months. You restored my loss by letting me share the joy of your children and watched them grow for a while and shared all of your familial happiness as I watched the love both you and my sister ANNA shared, not only during that time, but also for the many following years. Both you and Anna had always the presence of mind to not forget Anita and me at Christmas and other special ocassions. I will never forget your kindness, generosity and love. Love you ALL, Charles and Anita Urban
Saturday February 13, 2016
Condolence From: Kathleen Mayber
Condolence: I'm so very sorry for your loss. Thoughts and prayers are here for you. May you take comfort in all his precious memories.
Saturday February 13, 2016
Condolence From: Phil Hickey
Condolence: Dennis and Tom and family

So sorry to hear about Bill he was a fine lad, may he Rest in Peace.
Friday February 12, 2016
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