William "Bill" Fredrick Endicott

Moving to 34th Street and not even moved in yet, an older gentleman and his wife drove up to the house in their convertible. He introduced himself and wife and said he had a favor to ask of me. Of course I said yes asking what could I do. Bill said he had a piano to move and needed some extra hands. An hour later I show up to their house and invited to the basement expecting to see a piano. Bill lead me to the bar and said he didn’t really need help, just a friendly face to have a drink with. I gladly obliged him for the next couple hours where we laughed, shared war stories, and made memories that last even today. The many Halloween parties, porch visits, morning coffee around the dining room table, and helping each other made for a wonderful neighborhood atmosphere. He was one of kind and truly loved by many.
Russ Chitwood

November 2023 was my move in date at VCA assisted living. Deb was the first person I met when I had my first visit and it was as if we’d know each other since high school and that is the way Bill treated me. He’d invite me in with or without Deb and the stories he would tell. He brought out the ornery teenager in me. He was always full of joy and Orneryness. I feel blessed to have known him. Paula

I recently lived at via Christy Ridge where Bill lived too. He always came down and checked on Debbie, and if I was in the area he checked on me too. I’d I walked by his apt, there was no way I couldn’t go in if he saw me. He had so many stories and of course advice. I learned so much from him, and he will definitely be missed!