Birth date: May 10, 1940 Death date: Dec 26, 2020
William Chrysler, 80, passed away on December 26, 2020 at Crouse Hospital. He was born in Syracuse to the late Arthur and Alena (Hall) Chrysler. Bill held many different manager positions at General Motors before his retirement in Read Obituary
To Louise and family,
I had every intention of attending Bill's wake and offering my deepest condolences in person to all of you. But somehow in my head the time that I thought was 4:00 - 7:00. At 5:30 yesterday I told my daughter, Tami, that I was going to Bill's wake. Then came the rude awakening. Tami informed me of the correct time. Needless to say, I was very disappointed in my mistake of the hours. Joyce and I used to see Bill at many wakes of friends and relatives. We were always happy to see each other and gab. I am so sorry for the great loss of your Husband, Father, Grandfather, and Uncle. He was the greatest!
Greg Zimmerman.
Dear Louise,
I just wanted to say how very sorry I am that Bill has died. My Father, Dominick Melice, was a good friend of his for many years! Last time I saw you and Bill were at my father's 80th Birthday party a few years ago.(Aug 2019)
Much love and prayers to you and your loved ones!
In His Love,
Michael Melice (Dominick's oldest)
My father's memory (dementia)is really failing him, Janice (his stepdaughter) tried to tell my Dad that Bill died and my father could not remember though I am sure if he saw you Louise he would.
Such sad news....he was quite a character. Always enjoying talking with him.
Louise and family we just learned of the passing of Billy we are so deeply sorry we will miss him we all loved him and his crazy humor he was a great man always willing to help or listen we send our Love and know he is at rest now and pray for you all Love Tim Janice Cousineau and Dom Melice
Dear Louise and all the family,
The service was a tribute to that special man, Bill. His memory lives on through all of you.
Love and prayers,
Alicia MacCollum & family
So sorry to hear of Uncle Bill’s passing! He was the greatest! A truly funny person who could make you laugh so hard you would cry.
“You will be missed by all of us (Denise, Jim, Tracy, Joseph, Vincent and Taylor)”. I have so many fond memories of hunting, fishing, clambakes, rock concerts and get-to-gethers that I will cherish the rest of my life. Thank you Uncle Bill.
Jim Tassone and family.
Aunt Louise, Judy, Heather and family. I am so sorry for your loss. I will always remember the family get togethers, laughter and card games. Uncle Bill will be missed by all who knew him.
I know I've said this before to some of my cousins, but it bears repeating (sorry for the length):
I generally do not feel old, but this death has rocked me to the core.
It seems like yesterday, that we were visiting Aunt Betty's house and thinking how swanky it was, going to Uncle Bob's to swim or play board games in the room overlooking the pool, going to Uncle Al's and being amazed at just how talented Aunt Jan was, helping Uncle Carl with his addition, having pizza and then being told by Aunt Peggy to wash the paper plates and silverware, going to see Aunt Joan at the bowling alley, or going to Uncle Kenny's and having a HUGE horse (I think his name was Red), following us around. Then there were all the parties my parents had at either their house or the camp. Those were all great memories.
But most of all, I remember the vacations we took with Aunt Louise and Uncle Billy. Two families packing up in one car and going on inexpensive vacations, whether to the "North Pole" or to visit Uncle Frank in Florida. Going to a dump, for that was a cheap place to go for entertainment. I am not sure what was more fun, seeing the bears or Uncle Bill and Dad running to the car! Then there was Uncle Billy freaking out that my mother wanted to bring back a huge light (from PA, I think) or the glow in the dark crosses we were given by Uncle Frank. Or the time that we were pulled over for speeding after my dad took the wheel for only 5 minutes and Uncle Billy telling the police officer that they were Special Deputies and the cop saying he didn’t care and giving us a $100 fine. But then again it might be the time my brother took off in Disney to find a toy gun he wanted but which my parents told him they couldn’t afford; my parents were furious that he just took off and upset that he was lost. When we found him, Uncle Billy offered to buy it for him and I was so excited, for that meant I was going to get a gift too (alas that was not to happen)!
We Chryslers are getting smaller in numbers, but any way you put it, us Chryslers are a tough group, but we are loveable as well!!
Rest in Peace Uncle Billy, I will see you in the Big Casino in the Sky!
Love,
Char
Aunt Louise,Judy,Heather
I was shocked with the news of uncle Bills passing. We are so sorry and hope y’all are feeling better. God Bless Karen,Ed, Emily Wierzbicki
