Cousin: A 'kind, dedicated' man 
 My cousin Bill was one of the kindest, most dedicated persons I've known. If there was a family matter or function to be a part of, we could always count on Bill to be there to help or support the occasion. It was truly an act of terrorism that would steal him from us ... he should NEVER be forgotten, as well as all that he contributed to the world. I'm sure he is missed by many! 
 Linda Dimmling Nugent, <a href="/topics/Rocky_Point%2C_NY">Rocky Point</a> 
 <a name="Menges">He had the 'biggest smile'</a> 
 Soccer coach with the biggest smile on the field. 
 Liz Menges, <a href="/topics/Garden_City%2C_NY">Garden City</a> &nbsp;

Cousin: A 'kind, dedicated' man My cousin Bill was one of the kindest, most dedicated persons I've known. If there was a family matter or function to be a part of, we could always count on Bill to be there to help or support the occasion. It was truly an act of terrorism that would steal him from us ... he should NEVER be forgotten, as well as all that he contributed to the world. I'm sure he is missed by many! Linda Dimmling Nugent, Rocky Point He had the 'biggest smile' Soccer coach with the biggest smile on the field. Liz Menges, Garden City

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