William Milburn

Martha, I am so very sorry for your loss. You and Bill became a huge party of my extended family at HSHS. It broke my heart to see the news of Bill passing. He was always so happy and I genuinely loved the chats that we shared. You are in my thoughts and prayers. -Ashley

We sent prayers to Bill's family...I worked with him for 10 years at Weyerhauser/IP..he was a good buddy and had many funny stories to tell..God Bless his family at this time of sorrow.... Respectfully....Tony and Diana Savoia..??

To the family and friends of Mr. Milburn always cherish the fond memories of time spent together and although you may grieve the Bible can be a source of comfort. At (Revelation 21:3,4) it speaks of a time when there will be no more sickness or death, also at (Acts 24:15) it speaks of a resurrection that we all can look forward to. May the peace and love of the God of all comfort be with you all. Comfort can be found in our Creator through prayer and through his word the Bible and in Jesus Christ.

Dear Martha and the Schrader Family. We are truly saddened to hear of Bill's passing. Bill was one of the kindest people you could ever hope to meet. He truly was a joy to be around. He was the best out-law a girl could have. His sense of humor was a gift. He was a quiet jokester and my friend. It will be the little things that we remember, about him and although it is so hard right now, the memories of these things will become the tools you will need to push away the pain. I remember all the good times we had at the club house and the holiday's together. While all of us ran around in different directions he would always check in with everyone to see if we were having a good time. I use to call him the Sheriff of the parties. I would say to him "Sheriff, I trust you are keeping the peace", and he would say" Yep, I don't think we have to lock anyone up yet" He truly was the peace keeper. Another memory I have of him was when Trevor was in third grade, his assignment for school was to right a few sentences about one of his favorite relatives. It was after Easter break and we had all celebrated at the club house. This is what Trevor wrote about for his assignment. " One of my favorite relatives is my Uncle Bill. My Uncle Bill is very funny. He always asks me a lot of questions. He is a lot of fun. We hide a picture of him somewhere ever Easter and then everyone tries to find him . Even my Uncle Bill tries to find it. It is fun. My Uncle Bill catches bigger fish than anyone at the club house. I really like my Uncle Bill." The End. Can I just say " Thanks Uncle Bill for being a that Uncle to my little boy". It will be all the little things that we remember about this man that will bring back a smile to your face. May God bless and keep you safe in his arms. And let us remember the words of Helen Keller " What we once enjoyed we can never lose. All that we love deeply becomes a part of us." A human life, is a story told by God. What a good story he was. Wishing you strength for today and hope for your tomorrows Love, Lynda & Trevor

Bill will sincerely be missed by everyone who knew him. Such a kind, generous and always caring person. Shared many fun times with Bill and Martha when we were younger.

I worked with Bill all those years at Weyerhauser and IP he was the nicest guy to work with, Sorry Martha for your loss thoughts and prayers to you and your family