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William Wright
He was a machinist at Dupont, Chambersworks for 41 years. But in his spare time he’d head off to the woods, shotgun in hand. He started hunting at the age of 13. And since the 70’s he took a yearly trip to Irvona PA; every year he returned with a deer. At that camp they called him Cuz; the man who did the cooking. He made the best Hobo sandwich: Egg Bacon and cheese all melted together. And Sundays found Bill and his daughters watching the Three Stooges, eating the hobo sandwiched and enjoying the occasional Bloody Mary. He was the grillmaster of his home, always with a beer in hand. And he was known for his witty sayings, though they’re a little too racy to print. He was Honorary Chairman of the K of D men’s club. He followed his father into the membership.
The handsome guy with blue eyes was walking down the street when a pretty girl named Margo jumped out from behind the shrubs. The encounter lead to a 48-year marriage blessed by children, Jenny and Amy. He was the brother of Michael and cousin of Walter, Fred and Wayne Niebauer, Suzanne String and Deborah and Franklin McKown.. He was pre-deceased by his brother, Harry, his cousin, Kathleen Hawks and his special granddog, Pearl. Recent years brought a friendship with the crews from Stone House Revival and SDG Design and Construction as they restored his home. Family will celebrate 76 great years at a service after the pandemic.
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So Sorry Amy for the passing of your Father. My Condolences go out to your Mom & Sister & All Your Family.
Amy you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. So sorry for your loss.
Love,
Lori
Death leaves a heartache no one can heal. Love leaves a memory no one can steal. My deepest sympathy is extended to the family.
Such sad news. I always loved visiting with Billy from childhood days and then especially his visits with Daddy in his final days (even a couple after he passed). Im sending virtual hugs , love and prayers to you all. He adored all his girls! What a lovely tribute.
Barb
We are so sorry for the loss of Bill. He was always waving hello when we would walk by.
Your family are in our prayers.
I met Bill.at the K of D organization. When Bill became president I became Vice President. We joined the group the same year. We at K of D look forward to celebrating Bill’s life once the COVID-19 is done. Rest In Peace Bill.
To Margo and family… Bill and I joined the K of D in the same year (2003). Knew Bill and his father well, all those years, and totally enjoyed their company and friendship. Margo, I/we have always enjoyed your deserts, too, at the K of D! And I’ve never had the opportunity to meet you. Bill was a wonderful person to be with and around, always. I will miss him, very much. May God bless you, Bill and your family. John Leach p.s. Bill asked me to clean-up on old photo of a family member and I still have it. Please let me know what you want me to do with it?