Letter: Remembering my friend Bill Frisbee

I got to know Bill when we served as co-chairmen of the Lincoln hospital district, which was during the design and construction of the new Clinic. That was the only board I have been on, but Bill Frisbee has served on about every committee, board of directors and group associated with Lincoln and the Upper Blackfoot Valley - I believe Bill woke up every day thinking of what he could do to improve his community. Bill's passing brings to mind the lyrics of a song I have been struggling to write "I feel like crying today – sometimes life seems short, but when I think of all those that I have loved that are now gone, life seems long. I feel like crying today, the tears rolling down are salty but sweet, of course a man can not be seen with tears on his cheek! I feel like crying today, but I won't let anyone see – my Lord what would people think of me ----" I know there will be many tears shed at Bill's service, but no-one should feel any shame for they are tears of celebration of Bill Frisbee's life and sadness for our loss of a very good man!

Barb and I can't be at the funeral due a trip long planned, but we extend our heartfelt condolences to Jill, Rose and all of the family and his friends.

Mike and Barb Grimes