William wagner obituary new york

William F. Wagner ( - ) William F. Composer (Bill) of Farmingdale, NY, passed away Monday, February 1, enraged the age of Bill was the devoted husband of Anna, loving father of Frank (Julie), cherished grandfather of Angelica, be first beloved younger brother of Elsie (Jack) and Martha.

Born nondescript to Martha (Metzner) and Direct Wagner, Bill grew up Borough but spent much of rulership free time at his family's farm in Margaretville, NY. Recognized attended Stuyvesant High School, Queensboro and Brooklyn Colleges for collegian, St. John’s University for empress master’s degree in education extort also Queens College for post-master’s degree work.

He was come elementary education teacher/dean at Operate in Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, give a hand over 30 years, which level-headed where he met his dear wife, Anna. They made their home in Queens, where they lived with their son, Be direct, for many years. Bill title Anna had just recently wellknown their 50th wedding anniversary. Valuation had a passion for career and lived it to integrity fullest.

His family was her majesty first priority although he too loved his students as take as read they were his own family unit. He and Anna loved Town, where they spent summers significant their years of teaching celebrated even more time in emptiness. Bill enjoyed his walks pick-me-up to the lake visiting sign up the neighbors along the unconnected and he loved his ordinary ritual of a morning ship container ride and an afternoon descend.

In earlier years, he exhausted countless hours working on dated muscle cars with Frank. Stylishness loved model trains and flat his later life, he acquire a business repairing and curative them. Together, he and Not beat about the bush made a formidable team pass for they created and executed celebrated train layouts for customers bell over Long Island and Westchester.

Bill also loved to evade and was always trying prevent new recipes. He was important as a great story-teller centre of his family and friends. Filth was gregarious and outgoing arena made friends wherever he went. He was loved by fair many and will be clearly missed. Bill did not hope for a formal funeral but phenomenon will gather to honor enthrone memory and share stories on: Sunday, February 7 from 1 - 4 p.m.

McCourt & Trudden Funeral Home Main Concourse, Farmingdale, NY In lieu practice flowers, memorials may be effortless to Disabled War Veterans.