I moved to Montclair with my family for my last year of high school. Somehow Bill and I were always the first in the smoking area at lunch, which was where we became good friends. I was also drawn to his great sense of humor and sarcasm. Not knowing anyone in a new town and school his friendship at that time meant a lot as I tried to fit in... Bill we miss you.
I remember Bill as being one of the smartest and funniest kids in our class. A very rare combination. He never seemed to study, joked around all the time, yet always knew the material and got As. I was always impressed.
John Kaveny
Bill was one of the funniest, as well as one of the smartest, guys I knew.
We played basketball every chance we got. I remember going over to his house for my first fried baloney sandwiches.
John Kaveny
Eric Davidson
I recall Bill at senior week at the shore and not being able to stop laughing. You are missed. Ric
Mel Kohlberg
A brief memory of Bill, when he was on staff of the Mountaineer. A poem, as only Bill could pen:
It's spring, it's spring; the bird is on the wing.
That's absurd, the wing is on the bird!!
John Davis
I moved to Montclair with my family for my last year of high school. Somehow Bill and I were always the first in the smoking area at lunch, which was where we became good friends. I was also drawn to his great sense of humor and sarcasm. Not knowing anyone in a new town and school his friendship at that time meant a lot as I tried to fit in... Bill we miss you.
Jill Henderson
I remember Bill as being one of the smartest and funniest kids in our class. A very rare combination. He never seemed to study, joked around all the time, yet always knew the material and got As. I was always impressed.