To Judy and Family,

I am deeply sorry to hear about Bill’s death. Please accept my most heartfelt sympathies for your loss.

I have had only limited contact with Bill since his leaving Norcen, but I did work closely with him on a number of projects during our time there and was able to get a close-up appreciation of the wonderful person he was. While on a professional level, he always showed great respect towards friends and business associates, it was on a human and personal level that his inner goodness shone through. He often wore his heart on his sleeve, displayed great empathy and loyalty, and you always felt you could approach him and trust him as a friend. I have been thinking these last few days about our time together, and how he has affected me and inspired me to the good.

Please accept my apology for missing the funeral, as I did not find out about the final changes to the venue until today. My mistake. I would have loved to say a final silent prayer of goodbye and thanks and love.

I can only imagine the sorrow in your hearts today. May the love of those around you help you through the days ahead.

George Kenda