Bill
Bevins Carroll, 48, of Wister,
OK passed away Monday, December
22, 2014 in Wister. Bill was born August
6, 1966 in Poteau, OK.
Bill worked at Baldor.
Friends
and family knew him as “Little Billy”.
We all have happy memories of Billy that we hold dear to our hearts.
Survivors
include his daughter & son in law, Brittany Nichols and Jesse Loomis of
Wister, OK; grandson, Aidan Loomis; parents, Jack & Judy Holderfield of
Kinta, OK; companion, Sheri Leavitt; other relatives, loved ones and many friends.
Memorial
services will be 2 pm, Wednesday, December 31, 2014 at Oakland Cemetery
Pavilion, Poteau, OK. Honorary
pallbearers will be Johnny Carroll, Larry Carroll, Leonard Carroll, Billy
Charles Carroll, Jim Holderfield, Joe Byrd and Ray Byrd.
Bill Bevins Carroll – friends and
family all knew him as “Little Billy”.
We all have happy memories of Billy that we hold dear to our
hearts. WE have all probably seen him
spinning his guns. What a sight to see
him with his gun holster around his waist, twirling his guns and doing a quick
draw. Or you may have known Billy was going to visit his grandmother Carroll at
least twice a week. No matter how much
extra money he had in his pocket he would go visit Violet on Monday to borrow
$20 then go visit again on Friday to repay Violet her $20. This was his way of letting her know she was
loved and appreciated as the matriarch of the Carroll family. And in turn he would be honored to be laid to
rest with his grandmother.
Billy, the free
spirit he was in his younger days, could always be found near the water
fishing, playing hackey sack and listening to some old tunes, hanging with
friends and family. He loved reminiscing
about all the crazy times he had in school.
He was a very kind hearted person who would give you the shirt off his back. He was an animal lover who could never turn
away a stray. He was a person that would
always accept you the way you were. He
was kind, giving and loyal. If you were
down and out he had room for you.
2 comments:
Bill was a kind man. He would do anything possible to help those in need. He will be missed by many. R.I.P. Bill.
I did not know Little Billy but I knew his Grandmother Violet, his Mother Judy, and all his Carroll aunts and uncles...spent many days at their house when I was growing up. I just saw this while hunting another obituary and had to say, even though it is very belated, how sorry I am regarding his death at such a young age. I cannot imagine losing a child to death. Judy, if you read this, please note my thoughts and sorrow are with you.
Deanna (Deatherage) Davidson
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