Volz Jr., William K. William K. Volz Jr., age 83 of White Cloud, passed away Monday at the Gerber Memorial Health Services in Fremont. Bill was born on November 27, 1923 in Toledo, Ohio to William K. and Nellie (Hoebeke) Volz Sr. and later married Berniece E. Blank on July 8, 1946 in White Cloud. Berniece preceded him in death on October 6, 2006. Bill was a veteran of World War II where he served in the United States Army. After his military service, Bill became a rural mail carrier at the White Cloud Post Office for 27 years until his retirement in 1979. He was a member of the Christ Lutheran Church in White Cloud. He is survived by his sisters and brothers, Melvin (Linda) Volz of Florida; Richard Volz of Fremont; Elinore Pic (Dale) Lesman of Allegan; Leona Pudge Volz of White Cloud; his brother-in-law, George (Mary Lou) Blank of Grand Rapids; several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his wife, Berniece. Funeral memorial services were held on Saturday, March 24, 2007 at the Crandell Funeral Home Fremont Chapel with Rev. Richard Hoogerhyde presiding with interment in the Sherman Township Cemetery. Friends may consider the Christ Lutheran Church Organ Fund for memorial contributions in memory of Bill. Friends may also send a condolence or share a memory with the Volz family online at www.crandellfh.com Arrangements by Crandell Funeral Home White Cloud Chapel. Click here to post a condolence or memory of Bill on-line MY SINCERE CONDOLENCES FOR THE FAMILY WITH THE LOSS OFF NCLE bILL"." i HAVE ENJOYED THE TIME THAT I SPEND WITH HIM AND HIS WIFE WHEN I WAS OVER THERE. YOKA VAN RIJSWIJK THE NETHERLANDS Dear Volz Family, Our deepest sympathy goes out to you and yours over the loss of Uncle Bill. He will be remembered with much fondness and love by our family. May his passing not be seen with sadness but a knowledge that he is now with Aunt Berniece. We are very sorry that we are unable to attend due to a schedule conflict. Dr. Paul M. Blank and Family We were sorry, but not surprised, to read of Bill's passing in the Fremont Indicator, and we wish to pass along our sincere sympathy to his family. I felt fortunate to have the opportunity to visit with Bill about his WWII experiences as I was preparing the dedication speech for the reproduced Honor Roll board in White Cloud. He was a very brave and honorable man, and I know it must be sad to say goodbye to your brother. Norma and Don Rudert Posted 4/4/07