William Walter Grover
William Walter Grover Jan 21, 1949 – June 3, 2013 Age 64 Bill was a lifelong resident of Winthrop, Ma and graduated from Winthrop High School in 1967. He attended Salem State College and was employed by Blue Cross / Blue Sheild as a Claim’s Examiner. He worked for Blue/Cross of Boston, Ma for 24 1/2 years until his retirement 20 years ago. He is survived by his mother Patricia A ( Reardon ) Grover and was the eldest son of the late Herbert W. Grover. He was the Grandson of the late Cyril S. and Annie Fitzgerald Reardon and the late Harold L. and Josephine Solberg Grover. He was the Nephew of Robert Grover of Bellingham, Gladys Kiley (Grover) of Framingham. The late Edward Grover, Frederick Grover and Harold L Grover of Revere , and the late William F. Reardon of Atlanta, Georgia. He was also survived by 10 first cousins. He is survived by 2 brothers and a sister: John S. Grover, Karen J. Bodvar both of Winthrop, Ma and Richard L. Grover of Medford, Ma. Sisters-in-law: Sandra Heron Grover and Lisa Brace Grover and brother-in-law Paul J. Bodvar He was the Uncle of 7 Nephews , a Niece and a Step-Niece and 8 Grand-Nephews and Nieces. **A Memorial Service will be held for William ( Bill) Grover on Monday,June 10, 2013 at 10 AM at Saint John the Evangelist Church 320 Winthrop Street Winthrop, Ma 02152
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Grover family,
Sorry for the loss of your beloved son, brother and uncle Bill. I lived at 10 park ave and have fond memories playing ball mostly with brother Rich, so very sorry for your loss. Sean Conway
I got reaquainted with Bill . June 2012 .. after being his classmate in Junior High and Winthrop High School (class 1967). And luckily it was an enjoyable two way street . where i was able to shop for groceries and spend time watching Television . and I was impressed with Billys vast knowledge of all the television shows from the Sixties (+plus) especially .and we liked horror movies and science fiction .So basically we both helped each other.
So sorry for your families loss, you are in a much better place & with a lot of good company.
Prayers to all,
Our condolences on the loss of Bill. My sister Deb first worked with bill in the 1970′ and they remained co-workers until their retirement from BC/BS about 25 years later. Bill continued the friendship with our family even after becoming ill and we always found him to be full of fun, compassion and kindness. He was a truly good soul and I hope he is rewarded wherever his spirit might go. The Stanleys.
So sorry for your great loss. Try to remember and think of all of the good times you had with William, and he will remain in your hearts forever. May He Rest in Peace Always.
Very sorry for your Family’s loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Bob, Cathy & Rob Sutton