Birth date: Mar 27, 1953 Death date: Jul 1, 2022
William R. Ware, 69, of Oxford, FL passed away Friday, July 1, 2022. He was born in Plainfield, NJ to George David and Lorna M. (nee Coulter) Ware. He is survived by his son, Craig (Lena) Ware and grandchildren, Meredith, Kimberl Read Obituary
well where do I start? My Dear Bro of 69 years such a Loving caring giving Brother caring for me in all my 4 operations he was always there for me ! Im still devastated went way too soon for sure Love U brother Bill see Ya in heaven soon we will meet again very Soon Heaven is are real Home !! Love and miss Ya so Much Andy
I remember him as cousin Willie Ware. It’s been close to 40 years since I saw him last—I couldn’t have been more than 12 or 13. Whenever I’ve heard his name over the years since, what comes to mind is laughter and a jolly smiling face. He had a way of making a room full of people burst out laughing and enjoy their time together. I’m glad to know he’s safely home with His Savior.
My favorite times with uncle Bill were skits we did for family and friends; most remembered Carmine the Watch, Chico Electric, President Gorbachev. We had so much fun and I will miss all the ways he made me laugh!
-Nephew Ricardo (Rich)
Bill was a close friend from the time we met , Back in the mid 80's when we Both worked for Crown Automotive in St Pete fl. We Had a great time selling cars and were surrounded with alot of great friends. We would always have great adventures with our friends, It was so much fun to do things together every week. Bill was also a close friend of my then wife Susan Gannon. These were the days before Cell phones, So getting together was always genuine. Bill was a true gentleman. He liked to have good fun , and loved by everyone. We even built a Sports Bar together. Called Wing Nuts.. Of course we specialized in Chicken Wings. Bill was so much fun to be around, and I will miss him forever. This is so sad and unexpected. God Bless you Bill ware for ever and ever.
Bill's smile lights up a room. I can still hear his laugh, which was contagious...he did love to laugh! No matter how many times I heard his Irish jokes (sometimes more than once) it cracked me up. He nailed the accent perfectly. He was a natural at telling stories and jokes - something I thoroughly enjoyed listening to. I loved his outlook on life, always looking for the bright side of things and looked at finding a solution. I never knew him to be a complainer, even though I know he had some health challenges. He was such a kind and caring human being. Surrounding you all with love and light as you work your way through these difficult days. Peace be with you Uncle Bill 🙏🏼
A priceless memory I have on New Year's Eve (2000 - Y2K) was my son Rich pretending to be from the Florida Power & Light explaining the power outage being a result of Y2K predictions and Bill believed him. Rich pulled the breaker just for a laugh. (so not like Bill to be fooled by practical jokes).
-sister, Brenda DeVuyst
I have so many memories of Bill, and while I call him Uncle Bill, most of our friends from our Volvo training days call him Uncle Bill as well.
-niece, Dawn Gerlach
