William Clark Lovell III

Words cannot express our grief over this and the absolute pain in our hearts about your loss...Will was such a special guy!! I am at a loss on all fronts...we will see you in SLC. MUCH LOVE, Nikki, Ryan and Cait Lowry.

Dear Chris, Bill and Kelly, We are stunned by your loss. Billy was so special to all that knew him. We wish you peace with time, and wonderful memories. With love, Andy and Kelly Wallman

We feel shock and disbelief. The death of Bill brings much sadness to our lives. He was a great friend to our son Colins and was a friend and mentor to our daughter Lauren. We remember all the great shows of the jazz band, and the the show that Bill and friends put on at the Homestead. Will miss your smile and your friendship. Randall and Cathryn Godfrey

Dear Kris, Bill and Kelly, We are so terrribly sad to learn of Will's death. What a loss for all of us . He was truly a joy and inspiration with his positive attitude and easy, loving nature. Please know that We are sending all our love and praying that you will find comfort in your beautiful memories. Our hearts are with you all. Mary and Jack

Dear Chris, Bill and Kelly, Our hearts go out to you. Bill was such a wonderful person. He was always kind and had such a gentle presence. He will be missed dearly. With Love, Melissa & Marc Carney

Dear Family, I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your dear loved one and send you my sincere condolences. The passing of a loved one can leave us feeling lost and heartbroken. But I've found very comforting words in God's word, the Bible. At Psalms 55:22, God promises to sustain those who throw their burden upon Him. God will also do away with death all together as brought out at Revelation 21:4. The bible also holds out the hope of a resurrection of those who have fallen asleep in death at Acts 24:15. May Jehovah, the God of all comfort who comforts us in all our trials (2 Corinthians 1:3,4), comfort you in your time of need. Heartfelt prayers are with your family.

It still doesn't seem real. Reading and thinking about Will reminds me of how special a person he was. So admired and loved...really lived life to it's fullest. For that we can all have some sort of peace. The loss is great... Peggy

As one of the managers of the Dresden, I got to know Will through his music... He was a joyful soul, He was a pleasure to be around and I loved that he made me laugh about the really silly things in life. He is missed. My heartfelt condolences to his loved ones.

Dear Kris, Bill and Kelly, It's difficult to find the words to tell you how sad we are at the loss you are enduring at this time. We have so many fond memories of all of us together in Foster City as the children were growing up. Will (Billy) was Jeremy's idol and he was always so kind to the youngest in the group. His smile will never be forgotten. Daniel was able to see him perform in LA just before he went to sea and was following his adventures via FB. We are all stunned and saddened. Our love is with you all and know that your beloved Will is continuing to play his music - if we just listen, we'll hear him. Much love, Helga, Daniel and Jeremy

Dear Family of William Clark Lovell III, Tonight I attended a wonderful concert by local Classical Guitarist Tully Cathey, and I was very moved when he dedicated his encore piece to and the memory of William. It was based and inspired by one of his Jazz tunes, being one of the best pieces of his recital's program. Although I did not know William, through this piece I might have gotten to know an aspect of his. I wanted to share this with you. Please accept my sincere condolences as well. Christian Rapp.

Please know that I share in the pain and loss that you are feeling. I cannot believe the hole that now exists in my heart. Will really did make this world a more beautiful place.

will touched my life countless times in many ways throughout our almost twenty year acquaintance. while he was close with both of my brothers and he and i had a more peripheral relationship, he was always there to help with music, say something hilarious, tell a great story, and on and on. when i moved back to phoenix from new york in 99 to start a band called niner, he kept screaming that he was gonna make a mascot outfit that was a huge number nine. he wanted to be called "nuevito." it was effing hilarious. what a wonderful person. thank you.

Dear Chris, Bill and Kelly, Our family is so grateful that we have had the privilege of knowing your beloved Will. We are deeply saddened by his untimely passing. Please know you are in our prayers. May God comfort you and bring you His peace. Sincerely, Jeanie and Ron Wierman

To the Lovell Family: My family and I would like to express our deepest sympathy over the loss of Billy. He will be missed by everyone who knew him. When we read Genesis 1:28 and 31, we find that death was not a part of God's original purpose. With this in mind, one thing that comforted me after the loss of my parents is our Creator's plan to restore his original purpose and make it possible for all mankind (including loved ones we have lost in death) to live forever under perfect conditions. (Revelation 21:3-5; John 5:28,29) It is our hope that these words bring you a measure of comfort during this difficult time. Once again, please accept our condolences as you deal with the loss of Billy and contemplate the hope of seeing him again.