William S. “Bill” Reese
Reese, William S. Jr. “Bill”. (May 25, 2019). Age 66. Beloved husband of Karen (nee Lindberg). Loving father to Melissa Anne Reese, and Andrew James Reese. He will also be missed by his grandson Owen. Also survived by his brother, Richard J. Reese of Conshohocken. Bill was a graduate of Temple University class of 1975. His favorite hobbies were golfing, fishing and he was an avid reader of mystery/detective novels. Bill’s family was everything to him. His Relatives and friends are invited to Bill’s Graveside service Friday 5/31, 10am at Hillside Cemetery. In lieu of flowers contributions in Bills name may be made to the American Lung Assoc., 527 Plymouth Rd. suite 415, Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462.
God Bless and keep Bill.
May all of his loved ones, most especially, Karen,
Melli, Andrew and little Owen find comfort, solace and
peace with their beautiful memories-
Thank you very much, Liz and Jim. Would love to get together, soon.
I am planning on attending. Driving up from Virginia either Thursday night or Friday morning. Thank you for sharing and inviting me to the funeral.
God bless you.
Thank you, Mary. See you soon!
bill bill bill what can i say way to young im very sorry karen & kids for your loss , he always was very helpfull to me in the drapery business he was kind and, we liked to talk golf all thou we never played together maybe some time in another place and another time RIP my friend , god bless you ….merritt salvatore
Merritt, thank you so much. I know Bill spoke and thought very highly of you. I wish we were meeting again under different circumstances.
Take care.
Karen
Dear Pop,
Not a day goes by that I don’t think of you or Mom and everything that you taught me, gave to me and made me. I am forever grateful and proud to be your son. Not a day has gone by that I don’t wonder how things may have been different if you had told us how sick you were. We would not have judged or thought any differently of you.
Mom joined you not long after you passed and since then I got married to a wonderful woman who adores the stories I share with her of you. Please give Mom and Nana and Pop-Pop all my love. All my love to you. Thank you Dad, for everything. Rest easy and know that we are all together.