The news of Uncle Bill's passing was very sad, but we can all rejoice in the fond memories of such a wonderful man. Always kind and welcoming. He can now be together with Aunt Pat, and the rest of his family previously passed. I give my condolences to your family on behalf of myself and my family.

You had such a long healthy life, but I know you were ready to leave this world. I was amazed that you never wavered from the kind, humble, quiet gentleman you always were ... even at the end. You left a huge void in my heart, but I smile because you are now at peace.

I love you, love you, love you, Mr. More.

Your favorite daughter ... Patsy Ann

Dear More family,

I was saddened to hear of Bill’s passing. He was such a wonderful human being. I have many, many fond memories of him and Pat and all our family outings with the More-Kalkbrenner clans. We certainly had some fun times picnicking, swimming at the ole swimming hole across from your house and that huge swing you all had in your backyard. I remember when he was at westbury when my aunt was there. I walked into his room and asked him if he remembered me. He said of course you’re Sitter. That’s what what him and Pat always called me. Again my deepest sympathy for your family. Dianna Kalkbrenner(Walton) Sitter.

Patsy and family, I always loved and respected your parents. They were lovely people. I saw them last 5 or more years ago when a group of us watched the local fireworks with them. Long time since I saw you. Hope you are doing well. Sally Kerr Kelly

Sorry to learn of Bill's passing! Such fond memories of growing up in Centerville and your family.

You're in our prayers!

Elmer & Mary Parker, Jr.