William Remspecher
William Frank Remspecher of St. Louis, Missouri, age 70, died Friday in his home of natural causes. William was born on January 7, 1945 in South St. Louis. William is survived by; his son, Michael Remspecher and daughter in law Jennifer Remspecher and their three children, Celia, Owen and Eli Remspecher of Eureka, Missouri; his son, Terence Darwen, of St. Louis, Missouri; his daughter, Jane Goodman and son in law Jesse Goodman of San Francisco, CA; and his sister Sandra Dietl and her family of Washington, Missouri. William had a great affection for the city of St. Louis, Cardinals Baseball and his loved ones. The family will hold a private memorial service. Memorial donations may be made to a charity of your choice.
Dear Mike and Family,
We are so very sorry for the loss of your dear father. We will be thinking of you and saying many prayers for peace and strength. Please do not hesitate to reach out to us if there is anything we can do to help in the coming months.
Love, Lara, Jen and Zaidan
I was very sorry to learn of Bill’s passing, you all have my sympathy during this difficult time. I got the opportunity to know Bill over the past 5 years and always enjoyed chatting with him about work topics and baseball. He will be missed, may he rest in peace. Jeff Johnson – Springfield, IL
Remspecher Family,
I’m deeply sorry for your loss. I knew Bill as a kind person that people enjoyed working and chatting with. His work-family in Central Illinois will miss him greatly. You all will be in my thoughts.
Sincerest Condolences,
Shaun Huffman
Bill was truly an all around good man he could relate to anyone. I enjoyed working with Bill he will be missed.
Sincere sympathy to your family on the passing of Bill.
Jane and Jesse – We are praying for you and your family. Never had the pleasure of meeting your father – but knowing you, Jane, he had to be a great man as he leaves a great legacy in his family.
You have my deepest sympathy. He was a dear friend. I have fond memories of watching ballgames, his humor, love of cars and his kindness. He frequently mentioned you and how proud he was of his children and his love for his grandchildren.
Robbie
I worked with Bill for the last year. We spoke every day at lunch. Over the last year Bill and I became good friends. He mentioned his family often and always in high regard. He always had a warm smile and kind words. I looked forward to seeing him everyday. I’m sorry for your loss.
I had the privilege of working with Bill over the last few years. He was a great man, and will be greatly missed.
It´s very sad to realized, that Bill is no longer with us.
I am glad to met and see him in life.
He has connect people, who didn´t know each other before.
I met him as a cheerful and caring person, who was loved by his family
and was always there for them. He has a very gratful family, who loved him.
Thank you Bill, that you was a part of my life. Marcel
I recently learned of his passing. What a shame, Bill and I were buddies in our early teen years and were the neighborhood pranksters. As we grew grew older we lost touch. I can assure you at that time he was truly a great guy and good friend. I think of hm quite often. May God Bless him. He will be sorely missed by all that knew him.
Can someone tell me if he was once married to a lady named Jan? I think h was a co-worker on mine in the 1960s