Birth date: Dec 25, 1970 Death date: Feb 6, 2017
WESLACO - William "Bill" Villarreal III, 46, passed away on February 6th in Weslaco. He was born on December 25th, 1970 to William Villarreal Jr., and Ida Mendez. He is survived by his mother, Ida Salinas and his step-father Rogel Read Obituary
I am at a loss for words during this sorrowful time. Please know that I am thinking of you and praying for peace and comfort Norbert & Suzie Flores [email protected]
I have known Bill since he was a very young man. He was close to my son, Joe Torres, and my brothers, Rolando and Javier Solis from Weslaco, my daughters and granddaughter in Houston. Bill has always been considered part of our family. He always had a contagious smile/laughter. During this time of sadness, remember his laughter and his kindness to everyone he was part of. To all his family and friends, may God give you peace during this time of his life celebration. RIP Bill. You will always be remembered.
Arlene and Bill
Bill working his magic in the Kichten - Best Fideo I've ever tasted.
I remember the first time I met Bill back in our high school days, and I remember the last time we saw each other in person when he came for a weekend visit to Dallas not too long ago. We would occasionally reminisce of that first day we met. We had several other years throughout our friendship full of great memories. We would go years without talking to each other (because life is like sometime), but when we would reconnect, it was like we had just talked the day before. I consider Bill one of my closes friends throughout my life. He was always showing a smile and had the gift of always making everyone around him feel like family. As our friendship grew, he became part of my family in knowing my entire family and attending many family gatherings in Houston, my sister's wedding, and our annual weekend camping trip at the Guadalupe River. William was always finding humor in life and I remember every time we talked, it was always filled with laughter. He had a nickname for almost everyone. His nickname for me was/is "funny". One day I asked Bill way he called me "funny" and he said because I always made him laugh. The non-stop laughter experience worked both ways for us. I am grateful for the friendship we shared and the great memories in life we experienced. To William's family - I am so sorry to hear of our loss. I offer my deepest condolences during this time of grief and I hope that the love of family and friends will comfort and strengthen you in the days ahead. Joe Torres - aka "Funny" Dallas TX
How can I forget all those late night YouTube parties and the cheeto cup.
I am so sorry to hear of your passing. I have so many fond memories of us growing up together living in Valley View Heights. we all played together Arlene, me, Bobbie ( Brenda) and you Little Billy. we would play on the swings in your back yard. We played together at the Gibson park and you were always a joy being around.. And always full of life and smiles. As we grew up we grew apart, but I will always remember our childhood years.I wouldn't trade them for anything. "it's all part of God's plan and he needed another happy plant in his garden" You will be greatly missed and forever known for your smiles and laughter and the good nature person you were.I will never forget all the wonderful times we spent together. You have my heartfelt sympathy. Rest in Peace my friend. Your friend always, Kitty Loza
The very first time I met Bill it felt like I had known him for years. He made me feel welcome and treated me like family. Being around him was nothing but smiles and laughs. He was a good man who loved his family and would do anything for anybody. While my heart is so very heavy, I know I'll see you again one day. Watch over us Bill. Help us to be "happy as a clam" during this time. We love you so much and we will miss you everyday. You'll always be my pedicure buddy. Love always, Sarah Smiles
My one and only Photo with Bill. 9/10/2015
