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In Memory of

William Bernard
Klein

1933 - 2017

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Avink Funeral Home Cremation Society
129 S. Grand P.O. Box 417
Schoolcraft, Michigan
UNITED STATES
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Condolence From: Debra Howard

Condolence: RIP Bill you were a good man and lived a good life. You and your family have been in my life forever and you will never be forgotten.

Tuesday June 13, 2017

Condolence From: Kelly and Dave Smith

Condolence: Dear Klein family, We are so sorry for your loss. We hope your memories may offer some comfort during this difficult time. Sending you all tons of love and hugs.

Monday June 12, 2017

Condolence From: Pat Wilcox

Condolence: I grew up across the street from Klein's house. I cannot tell you the fond memories I have of Bill Klein. I do not remember him ever yelling at us kids. He probably did, but I don't remember it. Being in the creek which he kept up for us kids to swim. In the winter I even sledded down his back hill and went right into that creek. Klein's had the biggest back yard sandbox I have ever seen, even to this day. He did love to garden. I imagine that was his escape from 5 rowdy kids and all their rowdy friends. What I remember most is how his eyes would light up when he smiled.