William Harold Cummins

Susan, so sorry to hear of Bill's passing. He was a fine gentleman and admired by everyone that met him. May you be surrounded by God's loving arms during this time.

Bill had a knack for saying the right thing to support you, and also saying the witty thing that would make you laugh. He loved our family like we were part of his family, and we will miss him terribly. However, we know that he now lives with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, and he's telling jokes and enjoying himself in heaven and he will be waiting to show us around. We are all very blessed to have been able to know and love Bill and our prayers are with Susan and the rest of Bill's sweet family.

In Christ's Love,

Kirk, Sharon, Ryan, and Ashlyn Sherer

Dear Susan,
We will always remember Bill for his friendship, generous heart, and sense of humor. We enjoyed our time knowing and working with him during our Texaco days. Our favorite memories of life in southeast Texas is having great friends like Bill and yourself. -- Glenn & Marian

Susan and family, so sorry to hear of the death of Bill. Our prayers are with you all.

My prayers and sympathy are with you Susan and your family. Bill was a sweet and caring man that I will truely miss. A great wit, and shared values about life and country as mine. Will miss very much seing him flying his planes, his smiling face and his facebook postings. The LORD needed him and called him home. Bill was ready in his heart and soul to enter the Kingdom of Heaven and ever lasting life. WE will see him again.

We are so sorry to hear such a fine man is no longer with us all.
Our deepest condolences to you and your family.

Susan, I am devastated by the sad news of Bill's death. You have my deepest sympathy and my heart goes out to you and your family at this difficult time. I--and many others--have lost a deal friend. Jerry Robbins

Elizabeth and family

Please accept my deepest sympathy for the loss of your father.
He and his family are in my prayers.

Susan and Family,
I am so very sorry to hear of the loss of Bill. I remember meeting you both at the foot of the Statue of Liberty in New York a few years ago. Little did we know that we were from the same town much less the same church. I will miss sharing vacation stories with Bill and meeting him occasionally at the local Sonic Drive-In with the dogs. I am praying for you, Susan, and your family.
Sincerely,
Sondra Dixon

Dear Susan,
Oh how my heart is aching for you. (I've been where you are and know how you feel.) What wonderful memories we have; all of "the gang" growing up in Conway at such a wonderful innocent time. Didn't we have fun in the band and on all of the band trips. I'll bet you still have pictures of us in our uniforms at Hot Springs.
And, more recently how much fun we had at Paula's New Orleans B & B. I'm so glad that we got together then.
Please know that you are loved by all of us and you have our sincerest sympathy.
Love you,
Martha