Birth date: Oct 22, 1950 Death date: Jan 10, 2022
William (Bill) Cody Huntzinger aka Butch Bill loved to receive calls, cards, and letters. Bill received his final call to “go home” on January 10, 2022, where he was reunited with his sons Colter and Laramie. Bill age 71, son of Read Obituary
Bill was a true friend and a terrific coworker. He and I used to always arrive early for work, and we would sit and talk about everything from how things were going with our families to the nature of the galaxy. He helped me to change my perspective when life was challenging me in new ways. I will always appreciate him.
Miss you Grandpa Bill! You always gave me good advice and shared your love so willingly. I've been thinking about you lately and miss you so much. Life has been different without you in my life.
Bill was a good friend and a great boss at Codale, sometimes we really over extended our
late night business meetings that accomplished nothing. I went on hunting trips with Bill,
if I only had a picture of Bill when he sent me a couple miles walk to find help, since Bills truck was stuck in the mud. Being originally from Iowa I just jumped on a tractor in the field. It was night and I had the spots right in his face the face of a DUI if caught, he couldn't see who was driving and I laughed myself into a coma.
One thing for sure he loved his boys and showed he would do anything for them. Its sad
the way he was treated by Codale, but he dusted himself off and never looked back. I dropped in often to Habitat to visit, he really seemed happy and I hope he was. I will always love and admire Bill, knowing him made me a better man. Bob Hunter
To the Universe and Beyond, I hope to share the Journey you've embarked upon with you and My Brothers Laramie and Colter. We miss you, we love you and it will be soon enough we can take that great adventure together. I love you Pop's you touched so many lives, we will all never be the same without you. I know you wanted us to love each other and follow your teachings, You taught me how to love and forgive, especially those who . deserve it. Hold a spot for me on the celestial ski lift, As we have just begun our Journey.
See you soon Dad................I miss you something awful but I know you are surrounded by Love where you are. See you soon Dad. Love you.
I had the pleasure of working with Bill for many years and being able to call him a friend. When Bill asked "How are you" it was because he truly wanted to know. He was a kind man who always made time to listen. His life experiences helped mold him into the man I knew. Now matter how many times his life took unexpected turns he always got back up and kept moving forward. He will be missed
I remember the epic Hunting trips he took us on. His fun sense of humor and his Genorosity toward my family. His service to his fellow man and willingness to listen to my problems. I love Him.
Love my Uncle Bill. Always there for me.
Bill was always Butch. When we were little
