Bill married Cynthia Jelliffe on September 3, on the family property on Gay Brook Road in the Town of Franklin where they raised their 2 children in the house that he built.
Bill was a self-taught electrical engineer. Bill was a talented creative genius. He was a storyteller and stargazer. He was a loyal friend and gentle soul. He was an inventor, a goofball and so much more. In his spare time, Bill was a gold prospector panning for gold in Maine and Vermont.
He enjoyed the outdoors very much. Bill hunted in earlier years and also enjoyed camping with his family often times teaching them survival skills. Bill loved to share his knowledge and often used his abilities to help others.
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If you are having trouble, click Save Image As and rename the file to meet the character requirement and try again. Skip to content. Plant a tree Show you care. View guestbook. Follow story. Text size A A A. He fought a valiant fight with humor and bravery to the end. His senior thesis won the English department prize. Anthropology captured his fascination. He studied at Columbia, doing his fieldwork in the remote highlands of New Guinea.
When tenure-track positions became scarce, Bill worked for J. After the paper had to be sold, Bill returned to anthropology, teaching in New York and Wisconsin. Bill was an avid outdoorsman, fly-fisherman, photographer and philanthropist. Irrepressible in spirit and conversation, he would talk to anyone and made friends wherever he went.
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