William C. Reed “Billy”
William C. Reed “Billy”, of the Tacony section of Philadelphia, sadly passed away May 1, 2025, at the age of 58. Son of the late Thomas and Joan Reed. Brother of Michael Reed, Susan Henriques (Antonio), Catherine Rosati (Marc), and the late Thomas Reed. Uncle to numerous nieces, nephews, great-nieces, and great-nephews. He will be missed by his friend Sharon Warren.
There will be a graveside service for Billy on Saturday, May 17th, at Magnolia Cemetery (4500 Levick St. Phila., PA 19135) at 11:00 am. Luncheon to follow at the Cottage Green (9001 Ashton Rd. Phila., PA 19136) at 1:00 pm.
Billy it was always good to see you we talked about old days on MARSDEN St you was always a good dude . My prayers are with you and your family brother until we meet again...
I have known Billy for 24 years, My oldest son was 6 months old when I met Billy and now he's 24 years old. He would always call billy BB because he couldn't pronounce his name at the age of one. You watched all my children , niece's and nephews grow up you will forever be missed RIP Billy
Proud to say ive known Billy most of my life. Growing up with him, going to St. Leos together. Played on the Leo lions baseball team together when we called him speedy Reedy. Always a smiling face and warm greeting running into him in the neighborhood. You will be missed Billy.
You where and are the best uncle anyone could ask for you are gone but not forgotten my house would not have been a home without you in it growing up now you are with gram n pop and no more pain and suffering we all love n miss you bill rest easy bill love you always 💚💚💚💚💚
It was a pleasure knowing billy and having him in my life. He was a guy who made you laugh time after time. He would give you the shirt off his back, he was so kind and loving to my children and myself he treated us like we were family and we appreciate and will miss him sooo much. Rest in peace billy and watch over us from your heavenly home your no longer in pain.Love you much.
It was a pleasure knowing billy and having him in my life. He was a guy who made you laugh time after time. He would give you the shirt off his back, he was so kind and loving to my children and myself he treated us like we were family and we appreciate and will miss him sooo much. Rest in peace billy and watch over us from your heavenly home your no longer in pain.Love you much.
You where and are the best uncle anyone could ask for you are gone but not forgotten my house would not have been a home without you in it growing up now you are with gram n pop and no more pain and suffering we all love n miss you bill rest easy bill love you always 💚💚💚💚💚
Proud to say ive known Billy most of my life. Growing up with him, going to St. Leos together. Played on the Leo lions baseball team together when we called him speedy Reedy. Always a smiling face and warm greeting running into him in the neighborhood. You will be missed Billy.
I have known Billy for 24 years, My oldest son was 6 months old when I met Billy and now he’s 24 years old. He would always call billy BB because he couldn’t pronounce his name at the age of one. You watched all my children , niece’s and nephews grow up you will forever be missed RIP Billy
Billy it was always good to see you we talked about old days on MARSDEN St you was always a good dude . My prayers are with you and your family brother until we meet again…