
January 10, 1952 ~ May 31, 2020
Born in: Rochester, New York
Resided in:
Greece, new York
WIlliam George Laing “Bill”
Greece: Suddenly May 31, 2020 at age 68. Namesake of his grandfathers, William is predeceased by his parents, John Masterton and Janet Bayne Laing. Survived by his sister, Barbara Laing, brother, John Laing (Susan); nephew, Eric; several cousins, close friends, Pete D’Amico, Nicholas (Lynn) and Mary Benvenuto, Michael Latoski; many neighbors and friends in Scotland and England.
William was a retiree of Pfaudler Inc. and will be deeply missed by all who knew him.
William’s celebration of life will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to a charity of one’s choice. For more information and to sign his online guestbook, visit www.meesofamily.com
Nicholas and Lynn Benvenuto
William,
I can’t believe you are really gone. I’m going to miss your voice on holidays when I’d call home and always got to hear how you were doing. You were my parents best friend. Thank you for blessing my parents and I with so many years of your love and kindness even when from a far. I’ll always remember your laugh and pray you are in a better place.
Love always and forever,
Alexandra Nicole Benvenuto
We have lost one of the old gang…one of the best. Bill was a great friend and a huge part of what makes Charlotte a wonderful place to live.We all grew up together..and the memories are something that will always make his family,his friends and me smile forever.
Goodbye Bill, it was an honor to have known you.
Excuse my double entry..not to savvy on the internet, but indeed heartfelt.
You were always my brother, always my friend,save me a place and i’ll be looking for you.
I’ll remember Bill for his good-natured ways and sense of humor. Gone too soon.
I was sorry to learn of Bill’s passing. I knew Bill when I also worked at Pfaudler, and after retirement Bill always joined us at our Pfaudler Retirees luncheons. He will be missed.
So sad. . . I always remember what you told me at eighteen when I was afraid our gang was going to be broken up: “But Sue, we’ll all be together again one day on the other side.” It makes me cry to think Bozo is gone so early. Charlotte won’t be the same without him.