William Moses Pearcy

PEARCY - William Moses Pearcy, 78, passed away, at home, on May 06, 2009. William was born in NJ to the home of William M. Pearcy, Sr. and Gerda Pearcy. William served 16 years in the Air Force as a cook during the Korean War. He retired from Yellow Freight. William was preceded in death by his parents; his wife, Lorraine; one sister, Jane Pearcy; and two brothers, Richard and George Pearcy. Surviving are his sons, Arthur N. Pearcy Sr. and his wife, Gloria; Ronald Pearcy and his wife, Jeanette; five grandchildren, Arthur N. Pearcy, Jr. and his wife, Tanya, John William Pearcy and his wife, Jackie, Tylena Pearcy, and Chris, Nicole Bonner and her husband, Adrian, William R. Pearcy and his wife, Ebony; and ten great grandchildren. Also surviving are two brothers, Robert Pearcy and his wife, Mary, and Ralph Pearcy, from PA; Lorraine Gordon and Laura Williams, also from CA; brothers-in-law, Robert Oliver, from VA, Ernest Silva, from CA; and many other family members throughout the US. William's care has been entrusted to: Daniels Family Funeral Services 7601 Wyoming Blvd, NE Albuquerque, NM 87109 (505) 821-0010 In Remembrance of William M. Pearcy An amazing man, an amazing friend, An amazing father right to the end. He left us with memories, that will last through the years, Some will bring us laughter and some will bring us tears. The trip to Las Vegas, went rounds with Ali, A big cheesy grin as he stood by the King. Fight nights with the family, throwing jabs left and right, Christmas eve at Art's opening presents up, all night. Watching us all grow, and change in different ways, Loving and supporting us every single day. A big ole teddy bear with a big heart of gold, A deep hearty laugh and a great story told. An incredible cook, with recipes sky high, The best beans, orange roughy, and sweet potato pie. So proud and so noble, so witty and smart, The rock, the foundation, a true patriarch. Gramps, Sonny, Dad, and Billco, all one in the same, Now up in Heaven, with his love, Lorraine. So take care, God Bless, you're free to fly high, We'll all meet again, for it's not really goodbye. ~Tanya Pearcy