William Kirby Bennett
Born: Wed., Jul. 11, 1945
Died: Wed., Jan. 9, 2019
Visitation
3:00 PM to 5:00 PM, Tue., Jan. 15, 2019
7:00 PM to 8:30 PM, Tue., Jan. 15, 2019
Location: G. J. Gonce Funeral Home, P.A.
Funeral Service
8:30 PM Tue., Jan. 15, 2019
Location: G. J. Gonce Funeral Home, P.A.
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Bennett, William Kirby
On January 9, 2019 William Kirby Bennett passed away at age 73. A longtime resident of Pasadena, Bill was a truck driver for all of his working life. He enjoyed boating, fishing, skeet shooting, cooking out and everything outdoors. Bowling was another favorite pastime.
Mr. Bennett was together with his beloved wife Sharon for 39 years. He was the devoted father of Dawn Kisner, Kerry Fox and husband Eric, and Sharlene Bennett; loving grandfather of Dylan and Destiny Kisner, Brent Connell and fiancé Ashley, and Autumn Fox; brother of Otts and Chuck Bennett; and was blessed with great grandchildren Jordan, Aiden and Harley Connell.
Friends may visit Gregory J. Gonce Funeral Home, 169 Riviera Drive, on Tuesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 8:30pm with Funeral Service beginning at 8:30pm. Please feel free to leave condolences on this website.
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Frank Tracey
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Posted Mon January 14, 2019
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I met Bill about 10 years ago at the Stoney Creek Gun Club Bill was a very good friend and I enjoyed shooting with him I am so sorry for your loss and want to send my condolences to the family Bill will be missed very much may God bless you all
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Dawn Kisner
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Posted Tue January 15, 2019
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To my dad bill I will miss you and always love you iam so sorry for the way you left us you will be always in my heart and I thank you for being the dad you didn't have to be, you were always there for me destiny and Dylan you taught me important things about life and fun things too
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Dawn Kisner
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Posted Tue January 15, 2019
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You're love for the water ran through me teaching me how to ski fish something I will never forget you were always there through my graduation first break-up and my cancer always there for destiny and Dylan.I just wanted to let you know I will miss you deeply and love you with all my heart God bless you love Dawn
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Ron Grubb
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Posted Tue January 15, 2019
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Bill was a regular at Tuesday Night Trap and at the Trap League at Stoney Creek Fishing and Hunting Club. He was a good trap shooter and frequently helped others who asked for help and were seeking to better their performance on the trap range. It was always, to me, fun to be on the trap range when Bill was shooting. I will miss him. I offer my condolences to his family.
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Dave White
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Posted Tue January 15, 2019
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On Behalf of the Executive Board of Teamsters Local Union No. 355
We extend Our Deepest Sympathy to the Family of Bill Bennett.
Bill was an active member of Teamsters Local Union No. 355
for 30 years and continued to participate in the organization for
the next 20 years after his retirement.
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Destiny Kisner
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Posted Tue January 15, 2019
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Rip pop. I love you so much. I’m really gonna miss you and everything we did together. I have really amazing memories with you like going golfing and bowling going out on the boat going to ruby tuesdays and just watching TV and talking with you and grandma I will really really miss that. I just wanna say you mean a lot to me and you have taught me so much. You were such an amazing person and the people that were in your life are so lucky they got to spend time with you. I’m really happy I got to spend 14 years of my life with you and I’m gonna miss you being at your house on the weekends I come over. You treated me really really good and I can’t thank you enough for everything you have done for me. I’m gonna do whatever I can to make you has proud and happy as you made me. And don’t worry I will be sure to take care of grandma for you. I love you so much and i’ll Miss you. I will be singing “dancing in the sky” to you. You’ll always be with me. I love you
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Jim Larkins
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Posted Tue January 15, 2019
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Rest in Peace Dear Friend. May you catch all of the fish that we didn't catch on our trips together. I will miss you.
Jim Larkins
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John F McCormack
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Posted Wed January 16, 2019
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Very sorry to hear about Bill....We grew up together in South Baltimore. Went to Southern High School and use to hang out at "Della's" ( That was our "Happy Days Corner") Don't know if he ever talked about it with his family but lots of great memories....
RIP Herbie!!! (Nick name we use to call him)
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