William "Bill" Jude Daigle

Mrs. Daigle,
I'll treasure the fun memories and laughter I had with Bill. He was such a generous person and loved life. I am blessed and thankful to have our paths cross if only for a short while. My prayer of love and support for you during this time. Bill's memory will live in all those he has touched.

Peace and love,
Misty

Keeping you all in our prayers. May beautiful memories comfort you now and always.

From time to time our lord picks very special people to be in
his company. William was his choice on that cold day in December.

What a wonderful person to know, and to become his friend.

All my best
Troy.
Montrose Patient Advocates of Houston,
"We are committed to your success and well being !

My fondest memories of Bill will forever be his sense of humor and that infectious laugh and smile. He was the kind of person you enjoyed being around because he made you laugh all the time. He seemed genuinely happy and shared that with everyone around him. I have been truly blessed to know him and will forever remember what a great man Bill was. I count my blessing that I called him my friend!

My thoughts and prayers are with him, his family, and his many friends. May GOD bless him and comfort all of us that miss him so deeply today.

Dear Mrs. Daigle and Family

I was so Blessed to have Bill as one of my very dear friends. We shared a lot of fun times. He will truly be missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this sad time.

Sincerely,
Holly and Ed Heydorn

Our Thouhts and prayers are with the family.

Kevin Engman ( Smarts Truck)

Lauren, I am so sorry for the loss of your uncle. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

My fondest memory of Bill was the night Jeff, Judy, Bill and I played Monopoly. I was about 12 or 13 at the time. I don't recall what actually happened, but I remember Bill had bankrupted me out of the game. I stormed away like a child. Bill came to me later in passing and explained to me that winning was important but it was not the only thing. At the time I didn't take his advice to heart. However, as I grew up I looked back fondly on that moment. Bill taught me a valuable lesson that day. Sometimes our parents can tell us something until they are blue in the face, but it doesn't sink in until someone else you look up to tells you. Thank you Bill.

Dearest Paul,

Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers. Bill (and that smile of his) will remain in our hearts forever.

John & Kathie

Mrs. Daigle & Tom & family,
I am so very sorry for your loss. I was in the band with Bill in school and have such fond memories of all those years. May God bless and comfort you in the days ahead.
Donna Stutts