William Costello

Words cannot express our feelings of sorrow. He was a lovely man and was loved deeply. Laurie

Bill, was one of the kindest men i ever met. He was warm and sincere, always interested in everyone around him. No man could ask for a better legacy than the extraordinary family he headed. Every one of them gave him great pride. There really are no words.

My heart goes out to you in your time of sorrow. May the love of those around you help you through the days ahead.

I am so very sorry to hear of your fathers passing Michele. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

Being the first and only girl in the IFD, A-Shift, "boys club", I was often met with resistance and indignity, sometimes being completely ignored by an entire crew for a month at a time. But that was certainly not the case with COZ! What a gentleman! When I reported for duty at the 30's in 1981 Bill was genuinely friendly, kind and considerate.........the nicest guy I had ever met on the job. He made every effort to make me feel at home and saw to it that I was included in whatever was going on around him. Although his cooking was legendary, his smile was genuine and his good nature was constant, I will mostly remember his kind and considerate heart..........a really wonderful human being and a "gold star" recipient in my IFD memory book! -Nancy (Sweeney) Rasmussen, IFD Retired