William Fitzsimons

To the Family Billy Fitzsimons, Our Deepest Sympathy. I remember Billy so well living in Calamine. He would walk down to the fertilizer plant always wave always say hi. On his way home he would do the same wave say hi sometimes come up and chat for a little bit and then head for home to do chores. If you needed help you'd give Billy a call he would be right there he was always willing to help out his neighbors. No complaints just an all-around good guy. Sadly he is going to be missed. I'm sure he and dad are chatting away right now about the good old days. (Kenny Johnson) Love Pamela K Johnson-Jones

Dear Fitzsimons Family' It is with a heavy heart I send a sympathy note. Billy and I became friends thru the outpatient clinic at the hospital years ago When .Bill came for routine lab work he stopped in every time to say hello to us. Bill was one of our favorite people, kind and always with a smile. God Bless. Rhonda Wonders

He was a heck of a extra uncle as i grew up. When I got married on my bachelor party we stopped in dicks parking lot to pick up party goers and he was coming out with his groceries my uncle jerry hollared out to him and commenced to normal bull session and we invited him along he said yes through groceries in car and jumped on bus. My father in law and i still chuckle about this often. Rest in piece Billy you will be greatly missed. Tell Uncle J hello.

So sorry for your loss. I went to Meylor school with Bill> He always protected me from bad people, bad things, and I always felt safe with him around.. I considered him a friend witha huge heart.. He will be missed. Steve powell

I also remember his eye glasses, I swear he was blind when he was 12 years old.