William “Billy” Norfleet, Jr.

He never did not have a smile on his face. He was a good friend to my parents. He will be truly missed. We will see him again one day. To Kerwin and the family know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.

AJ Martin, Jr.

MY DEAR FRIEND, I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU, YOU ARE AT REST & PEACE FOR ETERNITY AT THE BIG PIZZERIA IN THE SKY WITH CINDY @ YOUR SIDE. YOU CHANGED MY LIFE, AND MY FAMILY'S LIFE, MY WIFE AND CHILDREN WILL MISS YOU. YOU PUT ME ON A GREAT TRACK SPIRITUALLY, HELPED ME TO START MY OWN BUSINESS, AND TAUGHT ME TO EAT ITALIAN STYLE. THANK YOU FOR INTRODUCING ME TO ACTS & THE CATHOLIC FAITH, AND YES, I WILL ALWAYS BE INDEBTED TO YOU FOR WHAT YOU BROUGHT TO MY LIFE - PEACE & GO COWBOYS !

Bryan, I am so sorry to hear about Bill's passing. My prayers and thoughts are with you. Love ya, Liz

he was the scary dad that i never had, and, of course, to his nephew this seemed absurd even though it was the epitome of good sense to me. uncle bill almost always put me on edge, as i'm a nervous type. he had a way of bringing my faculties right to the brink of unease...and then had a knack to make it all seem even worse. he was also the guy who taught me that if you hold your finger up against another person's and then use the fingers of your other hand to run across the two that it feels like 'dead skin'. this is a parlor trick that remains in my arsenal to this day; and, in it's simplicity, is the type of thing that i long ago learned my best friend knew, felt and realized existed within his uncle. he was a man of family, regardless of how it was formed, and a lover of the gifts that life had given him. he was steadfast. he was staunch. he was william and bill and uncle and son and father and husband and caretaker and friend and any other number of things that i could recite in attempt to encompass his being. his life. he dedicated himself, whole-heartedly to taking care of two of the most important people i've ever known in my 29 years on earth. his grace and resolve, like his anger and strength, will be missed and alluded to for the rest of my life. thanks for the part you played in making me, me. i love you billy-goat.

Bill was a wonderful friend for many years and I will never forget his wit and "dry humor"...he was a one of a kind and it was such a blessing to have his friendship in my life. Bill was a funny, opinionated, straight shooting wonderful man who was never at a loss for words. With Bill, you ALWAYS knew where you stood. If you didn't...just ask him and he would quickly tell you! He was also probably one of the most intelligent men I ever knew... and I learned so much from him. What some people may not have known about Bill was that he had a "heart of gold"... and would do anything to help another human being. I love you Bill...and will never forget you my friend. Finally you are with your beautiful bride again.

Billy, your passing is felt even by an old, old friend. My deepest sympathy to those who remained closest to you.

With fondest memories,
Sylvia Verde Walker

I had the opportunity to get to know Mr. Norfleet when he came to live here at Collier Park. We had many talks while he was here and the one thing that he always talked about was his wife, Cynthia. He loved her and missed her very much. It is comforting to know how happy he is to be with her again.

While I didn't know Guido personally, a good friend of mine worked for him for several years in the late 80's and Guido was also a regular at Novrozsky's, where I worked - really nice guy and I am sad to read of his passing - during most of the 80's he was on the receiving end of my meager paychecks as I bought records, tapes, CDs and concert tickets.

Norfleet Family: Please accept my sincere condolense. Billy is with Cindy now so he is at peace. Take comfort in that.

You are at peace at last my friend. We had some good times together both personally and business wise along with Kirwin. We lost touch the last few years but you will always be remembered.

Bryan,

I am here for you and love you greatly. I KNOW that your uncle is looking down proud of you and grateful that he was able to watch you grow up and be the man he always wanted you to be.

He is with God and Cindy, now. Remember him in your heart and he will always be with you.

Dear Bryan and the Norfleet family,

Please accept my most sincere and heart felt regrets for your loss. My thoughts and prayers have been and will remain with you all.

Bryan,

Your uncle was a great man, and one of my closest friends. I will always cherish his memory. I will miss our lunches together and all of the great Cowboys arguments we had. If they 'boys win the Super Bowl this year, we'll know it was because Bill was in heaven making his opinions heard! :-)

Take care of yourself, and call me anytime if you need anything. That's the least I could do for Bill.

Dale Boothman

Sorry for your loss Bryan and family.

Dear Norfleet Family. So sorry to hear of the passing of Bill.I met him in Orange and sold T-shirts in Salmar Record Shop in the early 70's.He was a wonderful man , loved his music and really loved those Cowboy's. You are in my thoughts & Prayers as you go through your sorrow.Mary Blevins

Our area has lost another legend. Billy was a great businessman in his own business ventures. He was highly respected in those, was knowledgeable in the music industry, and always lots of fun to talk with. Billy always had my respect for how he took wonderful care of his wife. I will miss being able to hear him laugh. Blessings to his family.

Dear Bryan,
Joyce and I are very sad to hear of your uncle's passing. As you know Billy was not only a life long friend of mine, but a good friend. He will be greatly missed but not forgotten with fond memories to last forever.
Robert and Joyce Thompson

RIP

I cherish these few years I had with you. Brian hope you the best and I know you did your best taking care of him. Bill I will miss our Redskins and Cowboy debates. Love your older Sister Joan.