Birth date: Oct 28, 2010
William T. Soucy, 60, of Atlanta, GA, and formerly of San Francisco and Berkeley, CA, passed away at home on October 28, 2010 due to complications of diabetes. Bill was born on August 23, 1950, son of the late William A. and Jean Read Obituary
Dear Bill, I'm feeling broken-hearted today after hearing of your untimely demise. It just doesn't seem right that you're gone. You were not only my brother but a dear friend all these years. We shared so many good times and wonderful memories. I pray and hope you are finally at peace; Please give Mom, Dad & Bobby a big hug. I miss them terribly and think of them everyday. Rest in Peace Bill [aka: Billy, Mr. Bill, William]; Much love and rainbows forever, Your sister Ann
To the Soucy Family
I am so sorry for the loss of your brother. I know that you were hoping for a change after your trip to see him but sometimes things just aren't meant to be and we have no answers as to why. I know that you will miss him but he will always remain in your hearts right alongside mom and dad. Please think of it as he is now at peace and whatever was causing his problems are leaving him alone now and he is safe from harm. may god bless
To the Soucy Family. It was brought to my attention that I was speaking of the wrong brother as far as your trip to visit goes and I apologize for that, but I think the rest of the words are okay that he is alongside mom and dad and peaceful. I could not delete it so I'm correcting my mistake, and again, I'm sorry for that error.
My heart goes out to all of you losing another sibling. I know that you are a very close family and that you will help each other through.
For my Uncle Billy...we will all miss you very much. I will never forget the laughter and fun inspired by possibly the best babysitter ever. You were so smart, but never condescending, and you always were happy to listen or share amazing stories of your own. You were the best of men - gentle, brave, and strong. I love you, and thank you...my life is better for having known you.
Mr. Bill will always have a special place in my heart. I will never forget his kindness, his humor, his intelligence, and his sweet, sweet smile. He was a good friend and I am saddened beyond all measure at his going on before. I want his family (especially dearest Ann) to know you are in my thoughts and that you know you are not crying alone.
I will miss him he was a Great person and fun to be around. I do remember the familly gatherings and meeting him. He always had a smile that lit the room up. It was the way all my relatives were like on dads side. They always made me feel at home. My prayers go out to his familly and my deepest sympathy. He will be missed not only by his familly but freinds alike.
I was deeply saddened today when my brother, Walter, told me of Billy's passing. We were good friends throughout junior and high school. Though I haven't seen or heard from Bill since 1968, I often thought about him and wondered what he was doing. My sincerest condolences go out to Bill's family and friends, I know he'll be missed by all whose lives he touched. RIP my friend.9bkG
