Birth date: Sep 3, 1939 Death date: Jan 17, 2020
FLORIST NOTE: PLEASE DELIVER ALL ARRANGEMENTS DIRECTLY TO THE FAMILY. William Farr Holtzclaw Sr., age 80 of Rehoboth Beach, DE, passed away on Friday, January 17, 2020 at Beebe Healthcare, in Lewes. He was born on September 3, 19 Read Obituary
Judy and family: Since Bills death I have thought about you and how much fun we use to have. Bill always had kind words for all and especially about my grandchildren. I saw you last at the Crab House and that is the way I want to remember him. I know it will be hard to be without him. Fondly, Betty Mann-Beebe
May deep condolences to Bill’s family as well Justin Tanks. He has been always present in my profesional life.
Bill was my technology trainer in FRP winding tanks and pipes in 1972. I came in from Colombia.
We also meet later in several SPI and as well today’s ACMA anual meetings; including a visit to Delaware facility.
I move with my family to the US in 1999 and worked for Tankinetics, Murtex-Fiberglass, Safas, TPI Composites and AMERON International Fiberglass Pipe División today NOV Fiberglass Systems .
Again my condolences to the family.
Francisco Convers
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Billy was a super, caring friend, who’s love and kindness was so wonderful to me. Although I was unable to see him as frequent as when I lived in Delaware, I will always keep him in my memories as a giving and loyal friend. My love to Judy and his son and family. Eternal peace friend.
Bill introduced us to the Delaware Shore and Rehoboth became our go to place in the summer. He was always a gracious host and a dear friend. Bill had very accomplished and respected life. We are fortunate to have so many fond memories of our times with Bill and Judy. Our deepest sympathies to Judy, Butch, Meggin and the girls.
Bill & Marge Harmon
My thoughts and prayers go out to Judy ,Butch and family . Bill is just a CLASS ACT all around that will never be replaced -is the best way i can describe him .” Claw Daddy “ as i called him always took care of me (thru the HS days with Butch and beyond) He would randomly call to check on me since i left DE in 1991 to Chicago and Cincinnati and give me his updates ! I will miss those calls and his comments “hot damn-unbelievable “! DUDE i love you and miss you. J Desmond
Bill has been a great friend and colleague over the past 25 years. It has been a privilege and honor to serve with him on the ACMA Government Affairs Committee. Bill will be missed by many, and remembered for his friendship, his dedication and commitment to the vitality and future of our industry, and his consistent willingness to help others. We send our deepest condolences to Judith and the whole family.
Perry and Linda Bennett
Will miss Bill greatly. I learned a lot from him over the last forty some years I have known him. A true icon in the FRP industry. My heartfelt condolences to his wife and family.
Bernie Shelley
Thoughts and prayers to the family
