Bill was an Escondido native attending Central School and Escondido High. In the early years, Bill worked as a shoe salesman at Sears, sorted mail for the Post Office in Escondido and then settled into a job as a customs inspector for the U.S. Treasury Department in San Diego. He specialized in documents and diamonds and probably had some interesting stories but didn't talk about work much according to his son Michael.
Bill retired from the Treasury Department in 1991 and fished and camped with his family until his twilight years according to his son. He also was heavily involved in church activities at North County Church of Christ according to his family.
Bill retired from the Treasury Department in 1991 and fished and camped with his family until his twilight years according to his son. He also was heavily involved in church activities at North County Church of Christ according to his family.
Bill was an Escondido native attending Central School and Escondido High. In the early years, Bill worked as a shoe salesman at Sears, sorted mail for the Post Office in Escondido and then settled into a job as a customs inspector for the U.S. Treasury Department in San Diego. He specialized in documents and diamonds and probably had some interesting stories but didn't talk about work much according to his son Michael.
Bill retired from the Treasury Department in 1991 and fished and camped with his family until his twilight years according to his son. He also was heavily involved in church activities at North County Church of Christ according to his family.
Bill retired from the Treasury Department in 1991 and fished and camped with his family until his twilight years according to his son. He also was heavily involved in church activities at North County Church of Christ according to his family.
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