William Howard Obituary

..you are in our thoughts and prayers. HAVENT SEEN LUCKY FOR MANY YEARS. ONLY AS A YOUNG TEEN. IAM SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS.

My prayers and sympathy go out to the family! I just found out of his passing a little while ago or I would have been there. Debbie told me Thursday he was sick . Heaven has gained another angel! May God's peace be with you all!

Gone but never forgotten

Cathy,
I was in shock when my son, Ryan Jones told me about Lucky. My heart goes out to you and your family. Memories immediately came to mind when Paul and I use to hang out with y'all. Good times that will never be forgotten. I will continue to pray for all of you. Be strong and know that God`s plan isn't one for us to understand, it's what we must believe in and know it's for the right reason....

Mom had to sign the print guest book for me. (I guess somebody forgot to put the braille writer out?) So, I wanted to sign here.

It's a funny thing, but from the time I first met Uncle Luck, he already seemed like family. Usually, there's this slightly uncertain period, especially given that I'm blind, where the person I meet doesn't, “Want to say the wrong thing.” When you consider how much I pick and joke, the fact that Uncle Luck was right there with me meant a lot. I kept trying to get him, from seeing if he'd teach me how to shoot. (That one was always along the lines of, “Sure, as soon as the game's over.” Or, “Yeah, right after dinner.”) I asked Luck once if I could drive his vehicle. He told me that sure I could. All I had to do was catch the keys! (I sometimes wonder, if we'd taken that one a little further, and if I'd somehow managed to catch those keys out of sheer luck, would he have let me drive?) I have a feeling the answer just might have been yes.

I know that we're all gonna miss Uncle Luck, and this part of things is never that easy, but I can tell you, without any hesitation or doubt… Whenever I think of Uncle Luck, whether it's 2 days or 20 years from now, I know my heart will fill with love, and, for some reason, there'll always be a grin trying to come out on my big mouth! I love you guys.

Cathy - so sorry to hear about Lucky. I have so many wonderful memories with both of you. I am in Alaska so cannot come but my thoughts and prayers are with you. Love ya girl!

Lucky was a good man. I am sure that he will be greatly missed by all who knew him. May he rest in peace. May his family find solace in his memory.

Cathy&Family, Memories are the legacy of love & friendships are treasures to carry with you forever. Sorry for your loss.

Cathy &family,
I was so shocked to hear about Lucky.
He was a good man & friend. I am going to miss him. I will see you Sat.
at the wake. All of my thoughts &prayers be with you & yours.
Doodle

Cathy, I am truly sorry to hear of the sudden loss of your husband. I can't not begin to express my sympathy. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. I hope all your loving memories will guide you through this difficult time.

Love,

Patti Dye (Jarman)
DADC

So sorry Cathy for your loss. You and your family will be in my prayers.

I knew lucky back in 1979 I was introduced to him by my Cousin Deryl Smoak He and 2 other friends Carmen, Jose the brotherhood that is what the called them self's through high school' lucky took me around Charleston then I left for England He was a terrific guy I wont to send my deepest sympathy to Cathy and your family he will truly be missed by all his family and friends.

Lucky was a great guy --we worked together in the 70's - boy could he eat--back then hotdogs were 2 for a dollar --he could eat 10 in less than 5 minutes. --he was full of life and a great guy. He will be truly missed by many --