Link to Bill Varone's Memorial site

[Bill Lyster]

I found this, this morning, a link to Bill's memorial site.


https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/oceanside-ca/william-varone-9173920

[Lt1]

Thanks Bill.
Tim

[gandalf380]

thanks for posting the link. Fabulous pictures including several from our times in Saratoga

[Rverge]

Thanks!

[noddub62]

Thanks for the link.

[Mitch44]

Thanks Bill,much appreciated. Loved the pic's


Mitch44

[Ted Craven]

OBITUARY

William Lawrence Varone

November 5, 1958 – May 7, 2020

https://d5nffgciuchtn.cloudfront.net/as/assets-mem-com/cmi/0/2/9/3/9173920/20200511_161505496_0_orig.jpg/-/william-varone-oceanside-ca-obituary.jpg?maxheight=650


William “Bill” Varone passed away on May 7, 2020 after battling several serious health issues. Bill was born in Boonton, NJ on November 5, 1958. He was a graduate of Parsippany Hills High School. He was the owner of his own bindery shop and delivery service before moving to San Diego in 2010. In San Diego, Bill trained to become a professional long distance truck driver, and he enjoyed traveling the entire country in his big rig. He also received a Security Guard certification and became a much loved, friendly presence to those he protected each day.

Bill was passionate about thoroughbred horseracing. While still living in NJ, he traveled to California to meet with his mentor, Dr. Howard Sartin, who was an enormous influence on his life. Bill founded his own website, PaceandCap.com, where he could share his knowledge of the Sartin Methodology. There he practiced his natural teaching skills and great desire to be of service to others, and he developed many long term and meaningful friendships there. He is greatly respected and loved by that community.

Although he was quiet about it, Bill had a great sense of humor. He was a big sports fan and loved participating in his family football contests. He enjoyed traveling to Saratoga, NY each summer to meet with the Pace and Cap community. He also loved driving his bright yellow Karmann Ghia. He was generous and would often go without so that he could help someone in need.

Bill is survived by his sons Alex and Ben, father Joseph, brother Joe and sister-in law Sandy, sister Lois and brother-in-law Ed, niece Emily and her husband Kelan, nephew Ed and his wife Lee, and his great nephew Danny. He is predeceased by his mother Esther, who passed away in 2016.

[shoeless]

Thanks Bill for posting

[darmar]

Thanks for posting all of those wonderful photos and the truly heartfelt obituary. We are all a little closer to him now
Darryl

[Grandpa's Girl]

Absolutely beautiful tribute! Bill, I know my grandpa, grandma and my mom and your mom welcomed you with the biggest hugs the second you walked into heaven. <3

[atkinsrr]

I am so sorry for Bill and his family. He was always so kind and helpful to anyone who needed his help. I was so blessed to share a room with him at the Desmond the summer of 2019 when we went to Saratoga. GOD BLESS YOU Bill, I'm sure that GOD has a special place for you......RANDY ATKINS