Memories of William "Billy" Glenn McCaslen

In memory of

William "Billy" Glenn McCaslen

Elizabethtown, KY

June 22, 1954 - July 21, 2025

Jun 22, 1954 - Jul 21, 2025

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Amber Garvizu

2006, Louisville, KY, USA

Visit to pick up bubba from his dad. — with Isabella Mccaslen

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Tina Bogdon

I’m not sure a person ever loved me more. My heart is just broken. I cherish every memory I have of him. I too, love you.

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Amber Garvizu

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Isabella Mccaslen

I remember when i was younger we lived in papaws house and he used to help with my homework i used to spell my name “isadella” and hes always say “Isadella? Are you isadella?”. .

I cant see a newspaper and not think about you. You never did read your two newspapers i got you recently.

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Desiree Johnson

Madisynn Edwards

I remember when I was little, everyday I would come from school and he would sit down and help me with my homework.

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Desiree Johnson

The funniest moment I remember with Billy was when I gave him a bathing suit for Amber that I had outgrown. I told him it was a little big so he'd need to sew her crotch up. Realizing what I said I became embarrassed and he cracked up laughing.

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Desiree Johnson

Cherokee Park, Cochran Hill Road, Louisville, KY, USA

When Amber and I were kids, Billy took us swimming at Cherokee Park. We wore our bathing suits under our clothes to save time. When we were done swimming, we ran to get our clothes only to find they were stolen. Our only guess is someone thought we were skinny dipping and thought it would be funny. I still remember the look on his face when we told him our clothes were gone.

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