William “Bill” “Willie” Charles Unash born January 10th, 1942 met his creator, savior and lord on February 21st, 2024
Son, brother, cousin, Marine; husband of Terese “Terry”, father of Kevin Unash and Heather (Jaime) Miller, grandfather of sam, Ellie and Josie Miller and Olivia and Sophia Unash, father-in-law, brother-in-law and friend to many.
Bill chose to to serve his country by enlisting in the Marine Corps from 1961-1965, receiving an Honorable Discharge as a Corporal E-4.
Bill had an excellent work ethic as a 36 year employee as a Ramp Service Cargo Engineer, working for both TWA and American Airlines.
Bill was an avid sportsman , spectator and supporter of baseball, softball, basketball and volleyball. Good health and exercise were very important in his daily regiment.
Since 1992 Bill was a dedicated servant of the lord in his church, Trinity Assembly of God, performing many wide and varied duties.
Services: Kutis Affton Chapel, Visitation Sunday, February 25th from 4pm to 8pm; Funeral Service, Monday, February 26th at 11am; Internment immediately after at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Trinity Assembly of God Church.
So sorry Terry! So honored to have him as a friend. Praying for you.
Bill was a great guy to work with. A cool dude! He will sadly be missed.
We are so sadden by your loss We will remember his very pleasant personality. His very special kindness to anyone May God carry you and cover you no matter what it may be You will always have the Berry Families Love and support..
Bill left his mark. It was our privilege to know him. Our prayers are with you, Terry.
Grant and Cari
Bill was a great man. He always had something positive to say and was keeping active by walking around the block. He would give us bread all the time that we fondly called “Bill Bread”. Bill can rest easy knowing that he was such a pure person and a great friend.
We’ll miss Bill’s wisdom and humor. He was an encourager in the Lord. I know he’s with Jim in God’s glorious presence.
Praying the Lord envelope you and all of your family with His arms of love, T.
Bill was a man of God who led others by example. May we all serve the Lord and give like Bill did.
Bill was a Godly man and a good person to work with he will be missed
So sorry Terry. We always enjoyed Bill’s kindness and sense of humor. He was such a great godly man. We will miss him.
Gil and Pam Hines
My dad worked with Bill and I had the privilege of knowing him all my life. Bill was an incredible man and someone I always admired.
Jim,
I remember your dad fondly! My dad was Bill, I think we were at several softball tournaments together growing up!
Best, Heather