Bill or "Billy" as some people dared to call him,was born in Deland on April 10,1959. In 1982, he moved to Cocoa where he began his 24-year career with the Department of Corrections.
Bill is survived by his wife, Judith, and together they spent the last 5 years exploring this country.
Bill is survived by his three children, Jonathan Toy, Stephanie Nettles, and Krystina Nettles, who will all miss their dad forever.
Bill is survived by his parents, Beryl and Martha Nettles of Starke.
Bill has two brothers, Walter Nettles of Daytona Beach and Allan Nettles of Starke. Fishing is what Bill loved, this is what he did. Bill worked as a means to fish, and just last year he studied and got his Captain's license, one of his life long dreams.
Fisherman's Prayer
God, grant that I may
love to fish until my dying day.
And when it comes to my last cast,
I then most humbly pray:
When in the Lord's safe
landing net,
I'm peacefully asleep,
that in His mercy I be judged
as big enough to keep.
God give me the strength to catch a fish,
So big that even I,
When telling of it afterwards,
Have no need to lie.
Bill is survived by his wife, Judith, and together they spent the last 5 years exploring this country.
Bill is survived by his three children, Jonathan Toy, Stephanie Nettles, and Krystina Nettles, who will all miss their dad forever.
Bill is survived by his parents, Beryl and Martha Nettles of Starke.
Bill has two brothers, Walter Nettles of Daytona Beach and Allan Nettles of Starke. Fishing is what Bill loved, this is what he did. Bill worked as a means to fish, and just last year he studied and got his Captain's license, one of his life long dreams.
Fisherman's Prayer
God, grant that I may
love to fish until my dying day.
And when it comes to my last cast,
I then most humbly pray:
When in the Lord's safe
landing net,
I'm peacefully asleep,
that in His mercy I be judged
as big enough to keep.
God give me the strength to catch a fish,
So big that even I,
When telling of it afterwards,
Have no need to lie.
Bill or "Billy" as some people dared to call him,was born in Deland on April 10,1959. In 1982, he moved to Cocoa where he began his 24-year career with the Department of Corrections.
Bill is survived by his wife, Judith, and together they spent the last 5 years exploring this country.
Bill is survived by his three children, Jonathan Toy, Stephanie Nettles, and Krystina Nettles, who will all miss their dad forever.
Bill is survived by his parents, Beryl and Martha Nettles of Starke.
Bill has two brothers, Walter Nettles of Daytona Beach and Allan Nettles of Starke. Fishing is what Bill loved, this is what he did. Bill worked as a means to fish, and just last year he studied and got his Captain's license, one of his life long dreams.
Fisherman's Prayer
God, grant that I may
love to fish until my dying day.
And when it comes to my last cast,
I then most humbly pray:
When in the Lord's safe
landing net,
I'm peacefully asleep,
that in His mercy I be judged
as big enough to keep.
God give me the strength to catch a fish,
So big that even I,
When telling of it afterwards,
Have no need to lie.
Bill is survived by his wife, Judith, and together they spent the last 5 years exploring this country.
Bill is survived by his three children, Jonathan Toy, Stephanie Nettles, and Krystina Nettles, who will all miss their dad forever.
Bill is survived by his parents, Beryl and Martha Nettles of Starke.
Bill has two brothers, Walter Nettles of Daytona Beach and Allan Nettles of Starke. Fishing is what Bill loved, this is what he did. Bill worked as a means to fish, and just last year he studied and got his Captain's license, one of his life long dreams.
Fisherman's Prayer
God, grant that I may
love to fish until my dying day.
And when it comes to my last cast,
I then most humbly pray:
When in the Lord's safe
landing net,
I'm peacefully asleep,
that in His mercy I be judged
as big enough to keep.
God give me the strength to catch a fish,
So big that even I,
When telling of it afterwards,
Have no need to lie.
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