William DiMercurio

I knew Bill for many years serving as an usher with him at Mount Carmel and later became reaquainted with him at Healthsource playing Bingo. I will miss him. I will keep the family in my prayers. Bud Bishop

I owe BIll for who Iam today I worked for Bill when I was 13 yrs old till I was 18 yrs old he taught me how to deal with people & how to save money he would put my pay in the back of his wallet till i needed it, he kept me off the streets and made me feel like family I stayed at his house many nights and he & fran fed me , he could add faster in his head then anyone could do with a adding machine, he should been a cowboy he could do fancy tricks with his toy six shooters, I thought of him so much though the years ,he always treated people with respect and was well liked we use to go to Bay city market in the summer the owner of the restaurant still remembers Bully, she worked there for over 50 yrs, may he rest in peace. Ron Wandzel

Gwendolyn New (Hughes) sent a virtual gift in memory of William "Dee" "Bully" DiMercurio

To the DiMercurio Family, Fran and children my prayers are with you on the loss of husband , father, grandfather. You truly were a good neighbor to my mom and dad on Oak st over 40 yrs ago. God Bless you and your family. Gwendolyn New (Hughes), Auburn Hills, Mi.

I worked for Bill in Flint in the late 60's and early 70's. I remember the start of the day with breakfast, then lunch, (usually Arbys). I learned a lot selling fruits and vegetables off that green truck. Dealing with people, and stray dogs. To the family, your dad was a great teacher and a gifted man. He kept many of us "off the streets" by putting us on the streets. God grant the family peace and Bill rest.