Bill W. Wiley Jr.
January 7, 1949 - May 28, 2026
Our condolences to the loss of our Cousin Bill (BW) and to his wife Renee. Words cannot express, when going through this heartbreaking time.
We will always cherish our memories in Mississippi with BW.
Rest now with the Lord, you are Home now, where we all will come together again one day. Amen
West Family

West Family
Atlanta , GA
Posted: 6/3/2026


Dear Brother,

I've been searching for the right words, and the truth is... there aren't any that
feel big enough for what's in my heart. forever.

Unmistakably, this is one of the hardest things I've ever had to face, but even in this pain, I feel so much gratitude. The kind of gratitude that I had you as my brother. Gratitude that I was loved by you. Gratitude for every moment, every lesson, every memory we shared.

You were so much more than my brother; you stepped in and helped raise me, and you loved me in a way that shaped who I am at my core. Because of you, I know what it feels like to be cared for, to be guided, and to be truly loved.

When I look at my life, I see you in so much of it. In my strength, in my values, in the way I love others; you were a part of all. And I hope you knew just how much of an impact you've made, not just in my life, but in my heart

Reflecting on my life, I see you in so much of it. In my strength, in my values, in the way I love others; you forever.

This is truly one of the hardest things I've ever had to face, but even in this pain, I feel so much gratitude. The kind of gratitude that I had you as my brother. Gratitude that I was loved by you. Gratitude for every moment, every lesson, every memory we shared. I hope you knew just how much of an impact you made, not just in my life, but in my heart forever. This is one of the hardest things I've ever had to face, but even in this pain, I feel much gratitude. The kind of gratitude that I had you as my brother. Gratitude that I was loved by you. Gratitude for every moment, every lesson, every memory we shared.

If there's anything I want you to feel right now, it's peace. Peace in knowing you did more than enough. You fought so hard, and it's okay to rest now. It's okay to let go of the pain. You've already done more than enough. You've already given so much. Know that nothing about you will ever be lost.You will live on in me, in the way I carry myself, in the way I love, in the way I keep going. I will hold onto you in everything I do. Your love doesn't end here; it stays with me, always.

Rest peacefully brother!
You baby sister (Liz)


Dr. Elizabeth Jones
Piperton, TN
Posted: 6/2/2026