Bill was a great classmate & friend for many years..
Sure wish we hadn’t drifted so far apart as we parted our ways shortly after school.
Until me meet again friend , keep praying for lost souls that also will join us someday in HEAVEN with our LORD JESUS CHRIST.

So sorry to hear about Bills passing. He was a FTKC 1971 classmate of mine. Always had a quirky sense of humor and was kinda quiet. Prayers for the family🙏

I was a classmate of Bill. So saddened to hear of his passing. I will keep everyone impacted by his loss in my prayers.

Harpo was my best friend since first grade. Though life took us in different directions, we never lost touch. I would write and he would call. I visited him in the spring the last time I was back in the area and he seemed in good spirits. A sad ending. I will not dwell on the last years of his life, but instead, choose to remember the teenager from our high school days and the young man I shared many an adventure with. Those were good times. He once made us laugh, and that is a precious gift. I will not forget him.

So sorry to hear of Bill’s passing. He was a neighbor of my parents for many years. Sending heartfelt condolences from my Dad and our family. RIP Bill🙏.

I am sad to learn Bill passed away. We were friends, but lost touch in past few years. I am praying that he is happy in heaven with his Mom and Dad .

Ah, Billy Boy… Bill and I shared the ground floor of a home when I was in the Army in (west) Germany and he traveled around fixing Xerox machines on Army posts in the early 80s. I have a lot of good memories of travels around Europe with him and others. He would regale us with stories of growing up in Chicora. What a hoot. Bill was one of the good ones. Take ‘er easy, Bill.

One of the best parts of high school was the laughter and a lot of it was created by Harpo. The one thing that sticks in my mind is the time that some of the guys on the football team put him in the auditorium and there was a march all around chanting HARPO, HARPO, HARPO!!!! Everybody liked Bill. I’ve thought about him through the years, but I never put feet on those thoughts and went to see him. R.I.P. Bill.