Linda and Morgenstern family - Our deepest sympathy and thoughts are with you. We're sending love and wish you a beautiful celebration of life service this weekend. I have fond memories of sailing with you and your parents...and know where Linda's zest for life comes from. Peace be with you.

Dear Family,

As a new Northest Airlines employee (1967), I was dispatched to the terminal where your father was working to assist in some job that has long since been forgotten. What I never forgot was that Bill went out of his way and came down to the hanger to offer his thanks and appreciation for a job well done. That meant a lot to a new employee and showed me the type of man he was.

Deepest sympathies,

Brad Patch
Formerly of North Beverly

Linda and family - our sincerest condolences at the passing of your father. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

love, the McFreds

Midge, Girls and Entire Family,

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your sorrow at this time. Bill was a good husband and father, and a special friend to me for nearly 60 years. We worked together for more than 25 years, flew many hours and miles together and traveled in our RV's together through the U.S. off and on for many years. Lots of good times and fond memories of the years passed. Bill will be missed always, but our memories go on forever.

All our love and blessings,
Bill & Marianna Freeman

Although Bill was my cousin, my time spent with him was very brief. When families extend out across the country, one has only stories of shared family experiences. My mother, his Aunt Josephine, has always spoken dearly of Bill. It was from her shared stories of Bill that I know him to be a kind, loving and a fun-loving man. I speak for myself and my immediate family when I say that our hearts are saddened by his passing. We

Although Bill was my cousin, my time spent with him was very brief. When families extend out across the country, one has only stories of shared family experiences. My mother, his Aunt Josephine, has always spoken dearly of Bill. It was from her shared stories of Bill that I know him to be a kind, loving and a fun-loving man. I speak for myself and my immediate family when I say that our hearts are saddened by his passing. We send our prayers to Midge and to his daughters, hoping that these low times will be brightened with happy memories.

Much Love, Suzanne

To the family of Bill Midge and the 3 girls his sister Lillian and son Randy My deep sympathy to all. Bill grew up with my late husband Dick and was best man at our wedding back in 1951. I last saw Bill when he was camping in Salem Forest River Park many years ago and have thought of him often.
Sincerely Dot

Many years ago when I was a neighbor on Shortell Ave. in Beverly I used to visit Bill & Midge & my daughter chummed around with their daughter. Many years have passed since then but I fondly remember what a nice & kind man Bill was & he always had a pleasant smile.

My prayers are with Midge & her family.