h hockey coach for many years. His entrepreneurship created thriving businesses including Yankee Builders and Newport Amusements at Easton's Beach. Bill retired from Salve Regina University after serving 20 successful years as Superintendent of Trades Facilities. William was a lover of life and sought joy in everything he did. He was not shy to introduce himself and loved connecting with others. Bill was genuine and was always eager to help out however he could. He was exceptionally humble, but also had a brilliant silent pride that was evident in his comportment. He remained a child at heart, making even the most mundane tasks fun, and always had a flare for adventure. Bill loved traveling extensively and had a deep appreciation for the wonders of the world. He loved being busy, and was happiest when working, especially building. Bill has left a physical legacy that demonstrates his amazing skills not only across Aquidneck Island but in any place he called home and even the places he visited. His impressive skill set allowed him to help others in so many ways both personally and professionally. His wide range of incredible accomplishments are a testament to his remarkable work ethic but also more importantly his mighty spirit and gentle heart. In lieu of flowers, contributions in Bill's memory can be made to www.threeangelsfund.com or www.visitingnursehh.org. A Memorial Mass will held on Wednesday, February 7, at 10:00 a.m. at St. Barnabas Church in Portsmouth, RI