Birth date: Oct 4, 1942 Death date: Jan 28, 2017
WILLIAM OTTO VOMASKA Bill was born in Bath, ME, son of the late Otto and Dorothy (Hill) Vomaska and passed away here on January 28, 2017. He worked for IBM for many years in New York and here in Tucson. In Dec. 1990 he suffered a Read Obituary
To me Bill embodied what we should all strive for. Great husband-father-friend-teammate- to be remembered with fondness and sadness for loss.
So many years of memories and fun. Way back to Poughkeepsie when we all played volley ball and imbibed in post game beverages and then breakfast at the all night diner at 2 am -- and somehow getting up for work. The parties at your house or ours or one of our many friends on Poughkeepsie. Suzanne calling Bill “Daggy” instead of Daddy – so of course we all did too for a time. What a crew!!
We both ended up in different cities in sunny Arizona and stayed in touch. Weekends at your house or ours house – and longer visits in Mission Bay – on the beach and the porch with all that good seafood and so many laughs.
You and Bill have been great friends. I feel lucky to have had you both in my life. I am saddened by this news as are so many others. God bless you both.
Love and prayers,
Leslee
So many years of memories and fun. Way back to Poughkeepsie when we all played volley ball and imbibed in post game beverages and then breakfast at the all night diner at 2 am -- and somehow getting up for work. The parties at your house or ours or one of our many friends on Poughkeepsie. Suzanne calling Bill “Daggy” instead of Daddy – so of course we all did too for a time. What a crew!!
We both ended up in different cities in sunny Arizona and stayed in touch. Weekends at your house or ours house – and longer visits in Mission Bay – on the beach and the porch with all that good seafood and so many laughs.
You and Bill have been great friends. I feel lucky to have had you both in my life. I am saddened by this news as are so many others. God bless you both.
Love and prayers,
Leslee
Bill...
We'll miss your witty remarks, your wonderful sense of humor, your infectious laugh, and you, yourself, the kind, caring, gentle giant of a man that you were. You were one of a kind, my friend and all of us have benefitted greatly from your presence.
Rest In Peace!!
Mur
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Mike and I were saddened to hear of Bill's passing. We all had such fun in our early years playing volley ball and perhaps a beer or two at the Place. How we all laughed and Bill had a good hardy laugh. He was also the king of ingesting lobster..not sure anyone could beat him...many fun times together. May all your memories help you through this. Fondly Jane and Mike Rowan
