Heuther, William John (Died)

William (Bill) John Huether

died peacefully in

Bowmanville Ontario on

Monday, September 13, 2021

with his dear wife by his side.

Bill is survived by Frances

Huether (nee Hathway), his

loving wife of 39 years, his

daughter Laura Scaife (nee

Huether), son David (Dania)

Huether, step-son Ronald

White (Kelly), and step-son

Ross White. He dearly loved

his six grandchildren, Cindy,

Miranda, Brooke, Tianna, Tyler,

and Jessie.

Bill was born on March 19th,

1939, and grew up in East

Toronto. With his quick wit and

welcoming smile, Bill easily

made people feel comfortable

and welcome. These traits led

him to a lifetime of service. For

over 40 years Bill worked and

ran successful insurance

businesses including the

James Insurance Company in

Bowmanville. Community

service was very important to

Bill and he willingly committed

his time and energy to many

important causes. He

managed the finances of his

son's hockey team,

volunteered at the Heart and

Stroke Foundation for

Rehabilitation, and was an

active member of St. Paul's

United Church. Bill worked

diligently on the Valleys 2000

committee, preserving trails,

riverbank improvements, and

animal habitats including the

establishment of the

Bowmanville Creek fish ladder.

Bill was a proud and active

member of the Lions Club of

Bowmanville for 25 years

participating in many

committees and events

including the famous Rubber

Ducky Derby. Bill was always

ready to share a funny story or

joke and loved cooking and

entertaining. Bill will be dearly

missed by his friends and

family. The family is asking in

lieu of flowers to please

consider donating to the St.

Paul's United Church,

Bowmanville Memorial Fund.

A Lions' service will be held

Saturday, September 25th,

2021 at 11:00 am at the Morris

Funeral Chapel, 4 Division

Street in Bowmanville. Due to

limited space, please call the

chapel at 905-623-5480 if you

wish to attend the Lions'

service. The visitation will be

held on Saturday, September

25th from 11:30 - 1pm. The

Funeral Service will be private.

Due to Covid restrictions, the

number of people permitted in

the funeral home is limited.

Masks and social distancing

are mandatory.