Wilbur William "Billy" Gould Sr.

Birth date: Oct 22, 1940 Death date: Apr 28, 2017

Mr. Billy Gould’s Celebration of Life My awesome Wilbur W. Gould Sr., aka “Billy” has beaten us to the punch once again. On the 28th of April, at Inspira Medical Center of Vineland, N.J., Billy made his great escape; crossing ove Read Obituary

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Carol Fries

446w ago

You don't know me but after reading the obit for Billy I feel as though I could have known him. You did the best job I've ever seen. You certainly honored him...Carol Fries

John Linney

446w ago

Billy was by far the funniest and best story teller I have ever met. He was a really true friend. I worked with Billy the entire time at the FAA fire department. I was deeply saddened by hearing today of his passing. The world has lost a great man. I shall miss you my friend. John Linney

Constantine P. Kiamos, Jr.

446w ago

I was sorry to hear of Billy's passing.Worked with him for many years at the FAA Fire Dept. at Atlantic City Airport.He was always very neat,professional & an exceptional firefighter, and friend.

To Billy's wife and family, it was a privilege to know Billy, and be called a friend, but more so it was a profound honor.

In my thought's and prayers,
Constantine P. Kiamos, Jr.
Dorothy,N.J

Sarah Pierce

446w ago

I am so sorry to here the loss of Mr. Billy Gould My condolence to you and the family he was a great man and the best dress man I new always looking like a million dollars he will truly be miss. Love you Sarah Pierce

Cynthia Mosley

446w ago

Thanks, Bill, for all of the work you did for Gateway(Tri County) Head Start. It never felt like you were working too hard because you always had a joke and a smile for everyone! That kind of attitude went a long way to save a spot in everyone's heart for you. Peace!

Lois Robinson

446w ago

Bill was such an awesome neighbor. He would call us "his girls" next door. I Felt like I had our very own body guard that no one would mess with in the TRI STATE area:) I will really miss his 4th of July party jokes, sitting there after everyone else left and laughing and laughing. If we needed a ladder, lawn mower or whatever, Bill was very willing to let us borrow it. I remember one day, Jess needed to cut down limbs over the house roof and borrowed his ladder. Before I knew it, he was climbing up that ladder too to check it out! ( He wasn't supposed to be doing that) LOL. He will really be missed.