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Pete and Wanda Detlefsen
April 2, 2025
To the family of Bill, AKA Wahoo. We just learned of his death. We knew Bill from our time at Erskine. He was one of my husbands best friends and was a member of our bridal party. To state the obvious-he will be missed. Wanda and Pete
Joseph DeBor
October 14, 2022
Bill was a lifelong friend. I know it is odd, but can still hear his distinctive voice when I think of him. He was excellent friend and neighbor
Linda Giltner
November 3, 2021
Just learned of Bill´s death. He was always ready to greet you with such a big and loving smile. He will be missed. Linda Giltner
Rod and Diane Allen
November 2, 2021
Maureen, we have been apart in miles and contact, but you and Bill were always in our hearts and prayers! He was a great man with a huge heart to all in need. Keeping you in our prayers always.
Ann Muir
November 1, 2021
Jimmy and I were so sad to hear of Bill's passing. We have enjoyed our friendship with him and with you, Maureen, over the years. I know this is a sad time for you, Bill's children and your children. Please know we have all of you in our prayers. Love, Ann Muir
Glenda & Billy Oltmann
October 31, 2021
Maureen & Family,
We were saddened to hear of Bill's passing and offer our condolences. May the wonderful memories help ease your pain during this difficult time.
Deepest sympathy,
Glenda & Billy Oltmann
Kitti & Mike Mullins
October 30, 2021
Maureen,
We just heard about Bill and we are so sad. We have such wonderful memories of being with the two of you...your wedding, Honduras Medical Missions, the two of you helping us move, too many good times to mention them all.
Love & hugs to you,
MIke & Kitti
Susan wood
October 28, 2021
Oren and I are so very sorry to hear of Bill's passing. Prayers for you and your family during this difficult time.
Carl, Sigrid, Cameron & Gillian McAllister
October 28, 2021
Maureen, we were very sorry to hear of Bill's passing. He was kind, generous and courageous. His leadership and passion for all things Scottish were inspirational. We have many fond memories of Scottish Games, AGMs, and other Clan Donald functions with both of you. Many a story and laugh shared at the tent or over a drink. He will be sorely missed by all who know him.
Marilyn Schmitt
October 28, 2021
Maureen, so sorry to hear of Bill´s passing. We live in RI now, but will be thinking of you in the upcoming days
Diane Owens
October 27, 2021
I'm so sorry for the loss of Bill.
I met him about 35 years ago when I moved to Charleston and began my first job in banking. He was always a nice man that I admired.
Robbie Staubes
October 27, 2021
I have so many fond memories of Bill and Maureen! He added blessings to so many lives! God hold
U in His arms of love and peace Love, Robbie
Grange Simons, 111 Lucas
October 27, 2021
A True Charleston Gentleman .
Marie Thompson
October 27, 2021
We were sorry to hear about the loss of your special loved one. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. Take care, Neely/Nick, Marie and Ashley Thompson
Dave & Cheri McDaniel
October 27, 2021
Our Sympathy to Bill McDaniel Family and Maureen. We loved Bill so much. A great gentleman and a mentor. Love and prayers to you all.
Ralph Comp
October 27, 2021
Bill was a warm and caring friend. We will miss him at Scottish activities. Our condolences to Maureen on the loss of a truly nice guy.
Ralph and Dorna Comp
Marie Thompson
October 26, 2021
We were sorry to hear about the loss of your special loved one. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. Take care, Neely/Nick, Marie and Ashley Thompson
Barbara Beckley
October 26, 2021
With our heartfelt love and deepest sympathy!
Doug and Barbara
Elton & Kathy Carrier
October 26, 2021
A longtime friend & fellow banker, Bill was the best. His devotion to his charities was second to none. We saw him many times at the Miracle League games. His wearing of the kilt was always neat. He will be missed.
Joseph DeBor
October 25, 2021
I first met Bill at 33 Charlotte St in 1967. I recall an upstanding young banker who was willing to accept two young submarine sailors as neighbors and friends. He welcomed us (Barry and Joe) to Charleston and even invited us to his parents home for Sunday lunch. I still remember his mother's sweet tea and plastic glasses. In recent years, we have enjoyed Bill and Maureen's visits to the annual Alexandria Scottish walk. Bill was a good family man who loved children and is well remembered.
Bill and Lynn Pitt
October 25, 2021
Bill was one of the first members of the Scottish Society of Charleston we met. When one thinks of class and warmth, we think of Bill. He was there when I (Bill) first put on my kilt and he respectfully told me I had it on backwards. When we think of the SSOC, we think of Bill, he was front and center for many years. Our deepest condolences to his sole mate Maureen and their family. A sad time on both sides of the Atlantic. Sincerely, Bill and Lynn Pitt
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