Cousin Willie, we, as your family have so many memories and storeis of you that we will forvever cherish. I remember the times I would come up to Auntie Lucicle & Uncle Ed's house to spend the night, there were times you would clown and I would be ready to go back home. There are memories of you going to Sauls in Manchester buying the best ,getting sharp, looking good and being well dressed. We will always remember you saying you wasn't coming to your auntie's birthday party because it was too close to the police dept. Well, you were one of the first there singing, praying and just having a good time. In 2011, you were there with us again at another birthday party having fun sharing love and just being you. Willie, you have been one of the most giving to others and doing without for youself. You have been there so many times for others to lean on. Even when you were in hospice someone had brought you some muscadines and you told Mae Francis that you had saved some for her and making sure the nurse brought them in to her. Just so you know those were the best muscadines Mae has had simply because you had saved them just for her. There are so many stories and memories I would never be able to tell them all yet you will always stand tall. We knew that you were tired and ready to go but Willie we just didn't want to accept it as being so. We are now at peace, because we know that you're now with family that has gone on before. WE LOVE YOU & WE'LL MISS YOU "RIP" COUSIN WILLIE.