Bill's greatest joy in life was his family, friends, and helping people. His career spanned such endeavors as mental health counseling, substance abuse counseling, working with people suffering handicapping conditions, and practicing school psychology in public schools. By far his greatest enjoyment was sitting on the front porch at the farm, drinking coffee with his grandson Charlie and watching the sunrise together. Bill will be greatly missed by his family and many friends.
He is survived by his mother Betty Ann Keyton Weissinger, his wife Elizabeth H. "Betty" Weissinger; sons and daughters-in-law Fred S. & Lauren L. Whitfield, William T. and Madeline C. Conger, John K. and Shanell Weissinger; 7 grandchildren; a brother Arthur K, Weissinger; and a sister Katherine W. Raines.
He was preceded in death by his son Franklin D. Whitfield.
Source:
Allen & Allen Funeral Services
.
Bill's greatest joy in life was his family, friends, and helping people. His career spanned such endeavors as mental health counseling, substance abuse counseling, working with people suffering handicapping conditions, and practicing school psychology in public schools. By far his greatest enjoyment was sitting on the front porch at the farm, drinking coffee with his grandson Charlie and watching the sunrise together. Bill will be greatly missed by his family and many friends.
He is survived by his mother Betty Ann Keyton Weissinger, his wife Elizabeth H. "Betty" Weissinger; sons and daughters-in-law Fred S. & Lauren L. Whitfield, William T. and Madeline C. Conger, John K. and Shanell Weissinger; 7 grandchildren; a brother Arthur K, Weissinger; and a sister Katherine W. Raines.
He was preceded in death by his son Franklin D. Whitfield.
Source:
Allen & Allen Funeral Services
.
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