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linda haskins
June 29, 2025
Martha-So sorry to hear of Bill's passing. He was an excellent colleague and I'm honored to have had him as a friend.
Sincerely,
Linda 'Sam' Haskins
Sharon Condon
June 24, 2025
Bill was a hidden treasure for Haskell Indian Nations University. He recorded so many important events during his time there, and he gave his students the tools to go back and make a difference in recording their tribe´s history. I truly enjoyed him as a colleague and friend. RIP, Bill.
Helen Jordon
June 23, 2025
More photos for Bill, with love.
Helen Jordon
June 23, 2025
We are so honored to have met Bill in September of 2014 at the annual reunion of the Mighty Eighth Air Force Historical Society, and to work with him and his dear partner, Martha, since then.
Ginny Pulos
June 17, 2025
Bill taught himself to become a wonderful videographer and documentarian. I loved his humor and the sound of his string bass. We will all miss him.
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