Birth date: Jun 6, 1950 Death date: Sep 7, 2016
William C. “Bill” Raab, age 66, passed away Wednesday morning, September 7, 2016. He was born June 6, 1950 in Muskegon to Carl and Loretta (Koch) Raab and had lived his entire life in the Whitehall area. Bill was a 1968 graduate o Read Obituary
I went to school at Whitehall and graduated with Bill. I think of him fondly and with a smile. He was just a nice guy! I am so sorry for your loss. I can only imagine what a wonderful man and father he must have become and how fortunate you are to be apart of his family. God Bless you all. with love from Michele Sharp Wonicker, WHS class of 1968
Matt and Adam, Heather and Hadley,
We do not have the words to express how sorry we feel about the loss of your Dad. We are praying for you today and sending love and hugs.
Love, Josha and Cheryl King
Matt, Heather and Hadley.
We are thinking about you and your family through this difficult time right now, We are very sorry to hear about the loss of your dad. We are sending our Condolences to your family. Prayers and thoughts go to your family ... Rod , Paula and Alicia Siemen
Matt, Heather & Hadley,
We are thinking of you during this difficult time. No words will express how we are saddened to hear of the sudden loss of your dad. We hope you know that a community of friends and students are sending warm condolences and prayers your way.
Sherri & Taylor Carlson
My Dear Matt and Family, When words fail, my heart speaks to you with. comfort and healing, and may you feel warmed by the gentle love that surrounds you Thinking of you with our deepest sympathy and care, and wishing you peace to soften your sadness. all our love and blessings, Ron and Ann Grinwis
Bill, or Billy as I will always remember him, was a classmate, neighbor and close childhood friend. I have many fond memories of him helping me paint my bike pink, burying my rabbit, Thumper, when it passed and I was too distraught to do it myself, fishing with cane poles at Lyons Den, trying to smoke dandelion leaves in the alley between our yards in Sweden Town (we choked and coughed. It was HIS idea), and many, many more. Our school lockers were always next to each other, we were seated close (alphabetical order) in classes and, simply, he was my buddy. I am so sorry to learn of his passing. My heart goes out to his family. Billy was a good soul always.
Jeannie Radley
