William W. McFerren

5 years old at LTC eating cake,neighbors on Church street,sittig at the lake BS'ing Many Years of friendship

I will always remember Mr McFerren sitting in the front lobby of the Fountains @ CedarParke talking with and enjoying friendly conversation. He always greeted me by saying Hello Mr Sims. I will miss that. His whistling Im sure will be heard for years to come.

Norcross Family: So sorry to hear of your loss. May you find comfort in all the memories you have. Tom,Michelle & TJ

I'll always remember PopPop in the garden ,planting flowers and relaxing on the porch. He always called us Doopy Doop. A kind and gentle soul that is sooo missed.

We will never forget going to Riversharks baseball games to see the fireworks, tackling Pop to get to a foul ball. Watching the Phillies and Eagles games at our house. Bill and Pop talking sports, and me cooking dinner on Sundays when we could get together. Many happy memories were made. The girls loved when he came to dinner. I used to love looking out my back door and seeing Pop in the garden. The Christmas pictures with all the kids were always fun to take. Trying to get 18 kids to look at one time was next to impossible, but Pop would just sit there smiling while the flashes went off. We Love you and will never forget our POP POP POP !

So sorry to hear of Wes dying, I remember seeing him every day at The Fountains when I would visit my sister. Jim has fond memories of working with Wes and his brothers at Lucas Paints in Gibbsboro. Our deepest Sympathy for your lost. Jim and Annamay

"Hey kids get outta my garden!" We will never forget running through your corn stalks, or accidently kicking a soccer ball over your growing tomatoes. Enjoying every holiday with you, especially Christmas. We will miss you saying we are "full of soup" We will never forget you, PopPopPop. We love you!

For Donna's Pop Pop, rest in peace. From what I've heard, you were a great man.

Wes, I'm going to miss your whistling and your,"Well hello there!"