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William "Big Bill"
William "Big Bill"
Dedynski
- Visitation
- Friday, September 10, 2021 from 5-7pm at Heritage Funeral Home (4800 S. 84th St. Greenfield)
- Funeral Service
- Friday, September 10, 2021 starting at 7pm at Heritage Funeral Home (4800 S. 84th St. Greenfield)
Was called home Monday, August 23rd, 2021 at the age of 70. Loving husband of 45 years to Robin (nee Kietzmann). Dearest dad to William (Kim) and Natasha (Nick) Nowak. Loving “Grumpy Grampy” to Izaak, Nora and Nessa. Beloved brother of Nancy (Marv) and Barbara (Jack & Richard). Further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and his doggo “Murphy”. Loved by many friends.
Long time HOG Milwaukee Chapter Road Captain, renowned sausage maker and lifelong Wisconsin Badgers football fan.
Visitation will be held on Friday, September 10, 2021 from 5-7pm at Heritage Funeral Home (4800 S. 84th St. Greenfield). Service to follow.
Should friends desire, memorials to be made to HAWS.
I will miss you my Brother, but God needed you to ride with all the brothers and sisters before you. I will never forget you, .
Sorry to hear about Uncle Bill’s passing. Sending your family thoughts and prayers. When I was a kid, I remember during Christmas time we had round robins with our families. Rest In Peace
Bill, a big man in stature, always my little brother. Our family worked Polish Fest for his stand and enjoyed many of his grilled sausages. Bill has a new gig now. RIP
Best memories of Uncle Bill were working every Saturday at Southside Sausage when I was young. He’d pick me up, we’d go out for breakfast and then go make sausage. Loved the beef sticks – never had the courage to try the kiszka. Ended the day with a couple of Meister Braus. Rest In Peace.
Our deepest condolences to Robin, Billy, and Natasha over Uncle Bills passing. He was always the largest personality in the room no matter what the occasion. He may have rubbed some people wrong but I liked his upfront honesty. South Side Sausage was my first job and I learned more about hard work in the little time I was there thanks to Uncle.Bill. He will be sorely missed but he is on his next journey. God speed Uncle Bill. We love you!