Condolence: Bill, sorry to hear about your dad. He was a great guy. I loved hearing he and my Dad Gib, talk about the good old days. esp when Dad put the dill pickle in his desk at school. They will now be together again.. Let him Rest in Peace.

Condolence: Dill and his wife were always our good friends for many yrs. He is now going to be in a way better place and with Wanda who he missed so much for all these yrs.Pain and trouble free from now on. God be with you.

Condolence: Treva, I am so sorry for your loss. It is very hard to lose a parent. I don't have any words of wisdom but you are in my thoughts. Heather, I am sorry for the loss of your grandpa. It sound as though you have some great memories, always treasure and share those with you wonderful daughters. If you need anything, please don't hesitate to ask.

Condolence: Dill, and previously Wanda, has been a good neighbor to our garage on Lincolnway. Dill would always come out to talk when I came to park the truck in the garage. Dill and Wanda had a wonderful garden and would share the vegetables with me. I even bought Dill's tiller after he was done with it. Dill liked to supervise the loading of the Ragbrai truck. He would bring over treats and drinks to share with the bike club members who were loading the truck. Dill came to visit me twice when I was on Ragbrai. He came to Steamboat Rock one year and then to Monroe in a different year. He always brought water and a sign that said it was the best water in Iowa and it came from Marshalltown. Dill made a scrapbook of the transformation of the house that was on the property to the garage that is there today. He gave me the scrapbook and I still have it. Dill will be greatly missed because he was such a nice, friendly neighbor.

Condolence: We love and miss you Grandpa! Thank you for all the fun times we had growing up. We will always have wonderful memories of you in our heart.

Condolence: sorry for your loss, friends and old neighbors.