Paula Hamilton-Hall
Bill and I grew up on the same street(Oliver St) in Bordentown. We were playmates and classmates all through school. I am so very sorry to hear of his passing. Heaven gained another angel.
Birth date: Sep 14, 1941 Death date: Nov 6, 2018
William N. Abrams, affectionately known as “Bill” to his family and friends, passed away suddenly at his home in Maple Shade on November 6, 2018. He was 77 years old. Bill was the beloved husband of Shirlene Abrams (nee DeBello) f Read Obituary
Bill and I grew up on the same street(Oliver St) in Bordentown. We were playmates and classmates all through school. I am so very sorry to hear of his passing. Heaven gained another angel.
Bill was a good friend and business associate whose hard work and council assisted in the development of T&E Associates NJ training center. Cindy and I always looked forward to Bill and Shirlene’s Christmas visits to NY.
You are missed already.
Bill & Cindy Arnold
Bill was a dear friend from high school and college. And the only classmate that I have always had contact with.
My wife and I have fond memories on Bill and Shirlene visiting us inn Tokyo.
And Bill and and I proudly did the "Mashed Potatoes" and the "Pony" (popular dance steps from the early '60s) at Ann and Ray's wedding nearly 20 years ago. But did my leg muscles ache for several days thereafter.
I was surprised -- and very impressed -- by Bill sharp photographer's eye and skills,
which I didn't even suspect back in our school days.
We didn't communicate much in the traditional sense these past few years.
But Bill was my close (almost daily) "Words with Friends" buddy for the last 4-5 years.
These last two weeks, though, he 'timed out' on all of the games we had going, and initially I assumed that I they were traveling again (i.e., to somewhere without regular Internet access.)
But then when I didn't receive the regular 'updates to Bill's FaceBook page',
I became a bit concerned.
Today, however, when I noticed a Friend Request from his daughter Ashley and looked on her FB page, I was taken by total surprise.
Bill always seemed so healthy and energetic, the possibility of his passing was the furtherest from my mind.
BILL -- You are and will be greatly missed by all who knew you.
Rest comfortably, my friend.
SHIRLENE and FAMILY -- Our sincere sympathy and deepest condolences.
Paul (& Ayako) Rubin
Bill was creative, delightful, always friendly and he adored Shirlene. I was on the Arts and Aesthetics committee with him years ago and he was always there to help and get things done. He will be sorely missed.
Bill was my first client at the RCA Cherry Hill Data Center back in 1979 when I became the account rep for Banquet Foods in St. Louis, MO. He was a helpful friend to me as "the new kid on the block" and typically had useful information to share. Bill had a wonderful zest for life and was talented in many ways. He enjoyed fine wine as he enjoyed dear friends. Bill gave me one of my favorite Holiday recipes....a whole pineapple filled with brandied apricot jam for dipping. Bill knew elegance. He will most definitely be missed. Fred and I offer our most sincere sympathies to Shirlene and to Bill's family. Rest in peace, Bill.
Celebration of Life Service
Saturday, December 15 at 2:00
Unitarian Universalist Church in Cherry Hill
401 N. Kings Highway
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
Bill was always a friendly face at UUCCH, and I'll miss him dearly. He added greatly to our community. My condolences to Shirlene and the rest of the family.
Mike and l loved Bill’s zest for life, cooking, photography and travel, all of which he enthusiastically shared with his lovely and talented wife. Thinking of Bill brings a smile. I am happy we got to know him, but sad that this beautiful person is gone from his family’s and friends’ lives. Myra
Bill was a delight. I only had a few chances to share time with Bill, usually connected with T&E events, but you couldn't help but have a little bit of Bill's love of life rub off on you each and every time. Condolences to Chirlene, his family and friend -- Tim Shea
I didn't know him him well, but he was always smiling, and I never heard a bad word from him.
He will be missed. So sorry for your loss.
Anita Carney