Kellye, I am sorry to hear of your dad's death. I was on his shift at Horace A. Ward's as a student from 80-81 along with Charles Nelson. Your family made me feel at home and treated me as family. Bill took me hunting and fishing, and introduced me to the fish camp in Covington, GA. Lucy the Bassett Hound was the family pet at the time. My wife and I even spent the night at your house on our honeymoon on our way to Florida. Your family will never be forgotten with all the people your dad has helped over the years. He will be missed.

- Roy Glasgow, Burlington, NC

Kellye I am saddened at the passing of your father. I worked with Bill at Horis Wards and again at A.S.Turners. He was a true credit to funeral service, I truly learned a lot from Bill. I will miss him he was a dear friend.

- Bill Carson, Lawrenceville, GA

Kellye and family, I am saddened to learn of the death of Bill. I worked with Bill at Horis Ward while in mortuary school. He was always uplifting and great to work with. He will be missed. I would ask that God fold the arms of His love and protection around each of you. Phil Skeen

- Phil Skeen, Smiths, AL

Kellye and family, I am deeply saddened by the news of your father's death. I, too, am a twin and I worked under his direction as an apprentice at Horis Ward in 1986-87. He treated me like a part of his family and I will never forget that. May God bless you and your family during this time. Kevin Beggs

- Kevin Beggs, Lincolnton, GA

I remember Bill and Bob from when we were kids on Seiler Ave. They were both the life of the neighborhood. Sincere condolences to Bill's family.

- Marshall Minchey, Bluffton, SC

I ENJOYED TEACHING BILL AND BOB DANCING. THEY WILL ALWAYS BE A HIGHLIGHT IN MY LIFE. LOVE AND PRAYERS FOR BILL'S FAMILY. I AM STILL TEACHING AT 91, AND I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER WITH FOND MEMORIES MY COCHRAN TWINS. LOVE, MARYLIN YOUMANS

- Marylin Youmans, Savannah, GA

I worked with Bill at A. S. Turner & Sons. He had such a great sense of humor that it keep us all in good spirit. He will be missed and remembered well.

- Ernie Mosier, Decatur, GA

Kellye, my heart aches for you. I have you and your family in my prayers.

- Marie Durrence, Richmond Hill, GA

We are so sorry for the loss of Bill. We thought a lot of him. We will keep you in our prayers. Regretfully, Wayne & Sandra Yeomans Wayne worked with BIll at A.S. Turner Funeral Home.

- Wayne & Sandra Yeomans, Eatonton, GA

Dear Cochran Family. I worked with Bill for many years at A.S Turner. I am sorry for your loss. My wife and I will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.

- David Gentry, Stockbridge, GA

We were saddened to hear of Bill's death. We would both see him out on his bike or we would talk to him about the problematic armadillos in the neighborhood. He will be missed.

- Larry & Virginia Lamb, Bloomingdale, GA

MY HUSBAND WORKED WITH BILL AT A S TURNERS AND WE KNEW HIM A LONG TIME.HE HAD SUCH A GREAT SENSE OF HUMOR AND WE REALLY ENJOYED HIM.KELLEY MY HEART GOES OUT FOR YOUR LOST BUT JUST REMEMBER HE WAS LOVED BY SO MANY. RESPECTFULLY WITH LOVE TOM AND FAYE MOORE

- TOM AND FAYE MOORE, COVINGTON, GA

Having known and worked with Bill for 34 years he is truly 'one of a kind.' His humor is unsurpassed, I also had the pleasure of seeiong his and Bob's dancing ability. His jokes, stories and humor were enjoyed by eryone around him. In his profession he was always kind and compassionate and I learned a lot being on a shift with him. He left a lasting impression on both me and my famiy. Kellye you had a great dad who was very proud of you. I will miss him and am thankful for the memories he has left.

- Charles Nelson, McDonough, GA

Bill was the best neighbor someone could ask for. He was the type of person who would always take time to offer a warm word or a humorous story. He was the guy who always made you think, 'man, I need to mow my grass', since his always set the standard I swear I saw him out there on his John Deere every other day. He was the defender, the 'Trapper Jack', of our cul-de-sac against the lawn devastating armadillo invasion. He also loved to spoil my Labrador Retrievers past and present in his driveway with treats of milk bones which I didn't have the heart to tell him allowed them to break the boundary training my wife and I worked to enforce. He was a kind man, and certainly a proud father. Since Bill was a Navy veteran, and I am a soldier in the Army, he and I shared a camaraderie and many a sunny conversation in the 'pleasant' Georgia summers...sweating and swatting sant gnats. He will be missed... Fair winds and following sea's, Bill.

- Andy Goforth, Bloomingdale, GA

Kelleye.I worked with your dad at Turner's...he was patient and a good teacher...I needed that...and he had a wicked sense of humor...May he rest in peace

- Waring, , GA

Kellye, I am sorry to hear of your dad's death. I was on his shift at Horace A. Ward's as a student from 80-81 along with Charles Nelson. Your family made me feel at home and treated me as family. Bill took me hunting and fishing, and introduced me to the fish camp in Covington, GA. Lucy the Bassett Hound was the family pet at the time. My wife and I even spent the night at your house on our honeymoon on our way to Florida. Your family will never be forgotten with all the people your dad has helped over the years. He will be missed.

- Roy Glasgow, Burlington, NC

Kellye I am saddened at the passing of your father. I worked with Bill at Horis Wards and again at A.S.Turners. He was a true credit to funeral service, I truly learned a lot from Bill. I will miss him he was a dear friend.

- Bill Carson, Lawrenceville, GA

Kellye and family, I am saddened to learn of the death of Bill. I worked with Bill at Horis Ward while in mortuary school. He was always uplifting and great to work with. He will be missed. I would ask that God fold the arms of His love and protection around each of you. Phil Skeen

- Phil Skeen, Smiths, AL

Kellye and family, I am deeply saddened by the news of your father's death. I, too, am a twin and I worked under his direction as an apprentice at Horis Ward in 1986-87. He treated me like a part of his family and I will never forget that. May God bless you and your family during this time. Kevin Beggs

- Kevin Beggs, Lincolnton, GA

I remember Bill and Bob from when we were kids on Seiler Ave. They were both the life of the neighborhood. Sincere condolences to Bill's family.

- Marshall Minchey, Bluffton, SC

I ENJOYED TEACHING BILL AND BOB DANCING. THEY WILL ALWAYS BE A HIGHLIGHT IN MY LIFE. LOVE AND PRAYERS FOR BILL'S FAMILY. I AM STILL TEACHING AT 91, AND I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER WITH FOND MEMORIES MY COCHRAN TWINS. LOVE, MARYLIN YOUMANS

- Marylin Youmans, Savannah, GA

I worked with Bill at A. S. Turner & Sons. He had such a great sense of humor that it keep us all in good spirit. He will be missed and remembered well.

- Ernie Mosier, Decatur, GA

Kellye, my heart aches for you. I have you and your family in my prayers.

- Marie Durrence, Richmond Hill, GA

We are so sorry for the loss of Bill. We thought a lot of him. We will keep you in our prayers. Regretfully, Wayne & Sandra Yeomans Wayne worked with BIll at A.S. Turner Funeral Home.

- Wayne & Sandra Yeomans, Eatonton, GA

Dear Cochran Family. I worked with Bill for many years at A.S Turner. I am sorry for your loss. My wife and I will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.

- David Gentry, Stockbridge, GA

We were saddened to hear of Bill's death. We would both see him out on his bike or we would talk to him about the problematic armadillos in the neighborhood. He will be missed.

- Larry & Virginia Lamb, Bloomingdale, GA

MY HUSBAND WORKED WITH BILL AT A S TURNERS AND WE KNEW HIM A LONG TIME.HE HAD SUCH A GREAT SENSE OF HUMOR AND WE REALLY ENJOYED HIM.KELLEY MY HEART GOES OUT FOR YOUR LOST BUT JUST REMEMBER HE WAS LOVED BY SO MANY. RESPECTFULLY WITH LOVE TOM AND FAYE MOORE

- TOM AND FAYE MOORE, COVINGTON, GA

Having known and worked with Bill for 34 years he is truly 'one of a kind.' His humor is unsurpassed, I also had the pleasure of seeiong his and Bob's dancing ability. His jokes, stories and humor were enjoyed by eryone around him. In his profession he was always kind and compassionate and I learned a lot being on a shift with him. He left a lasting impression on both me and my famiy. Kellye you had a great dad who was very proud of you. I will miss him and am thankful for the memories he has left.

- Charles Nelson, McDonough, GA

Bill was the best neighbor someone could ask for. He was the type of person who would always take time to offer a warm word or a humorous story. He was the guy who always made you think, 'man, I need to mow my grass', since his always set the standard I swear I saw him out there on his John Deere every other day. He was the defender, the 'Trapper Jack', of our cul-de-sac against the lawn devastating armadillo invasion. He also loved to spoil my Labrador Retrievers past and present in his driveway with treats of milk bones which I didn't have the heart to tell him allowed them to break the boundary training my wife and I worked to enforce. He was a kind man, and certainly a proud father. Since Bill was a Navy veteran, and I am a soldier in the Army, he and I shared a camaraderie and many a sunny conversation in the 'pleasant' Georgia summers...sweating and swatting sant gnats. He will be missed... Fair winds and following sea's, Bill.

- Andy Goforth, Bloomingdale, GA

Kelleye.I worked with your dad at Turner's...he was patient and a good teacher...I needed that...and he had a wicked sense of humor...May he rest in peace

- Waring, , GA