Joanne and I send our condolences. I haven’t seen Billy in decades. But my favorite memory of Billy is when he lent me his car for the prom. (Though he might have had second thoughts at one point or two!) He was living with his Uncle Fritz at the time and my mom was about to marry Fritz that summer (‘69). I believe it was a Dodge sporty type model that looked better than my old Chevy. Thanks, Billy! Rest In Peace.
Peter Johnson
My condolences to the family. Bill (along with Matt) was my first boss after I graduated from high school in 1987. I quickly learned what hard work was from Bill – he was tough but fair. When I worked with them they always talked about hanging a certain article of women’s clothing on the mixer. One day I got to work early and hung that particular article on the mixer handle and Bill got the biggest kick out of that – one of my favorite memories with him that I will cherish forever! Boys will be boys. What a great guy. Rest In Peace. Jesse McPherson
Condolences to Bill's family. George & Bill started crossing paths frequently at HCC, No matter how the day was going they always had time for a few laughs. George lost his battle in October. They will meet again and carry on those conversations. RIP Billy. Sincerely, Kathy Sierp
My condolences to the entire Tinnes family. Matt and Bill did two quality masonry jobs for me in the past, and, I always recommended them to anyone asking me for a good mason. Besides being a good mason, Bill was just a plain ole nice guy. I'm sorry he had to leave us so soon. May he rest in peace. Sincerly, Christopher V. Sakos, Lebanon Township.
