Birth date: Jun 21, 1922 Death date: Feb 10, 2018
Obituary William P. Livingston William Paul Livingston, a long-time resident of Dover and Rehoboth by the Sea. passed away on February 10, 2018 at 95 years young. Bill was the son of the late Joseph Hall Livingston and Laura Mae T Read Obituary
I am so sorry to hear about William. Although I did not know William personally I know how it feels to lose a loved one. In such a difficult time I think of Isaiah 25:8 when God will swallow up death and he promises a time with no pain or suffering (Revelation 21:3,4) I hope you can find similar comfort in these words. My deepest condolences.
I have very fond memories of Mr. Livingston. He was my guidance counselor at Dover High. I remember him as a humorous, gentle, and caring man. He was instrumental at getting me my first job. He was a truly remarkable man and one I will never forget.
My prayers and condolences for his family.
Karol Manzi-Klose
I graduated from Dover High School in 1959. In the 7th grade I was in your father's Shop Class. I still have the Table Lamp we built in class. When I learned your father had flown P-38s during WWII, he became a instant hero to me. I worked for your dad at Dairy Queen when I was 16. I think I ate more than I sold.
In high school I was obsessed with going to the new Air Force Academy and flying Air Force fighters and flying fighters. Your dad encouraged me. I graduated from the Academy in 1964 but never flew because of color vision problems. My wife and I visited with your dad in Dover maybe four years ago. He was always interested in my Air Force career and talked about his own Army Air Force career. He mentioned he was on the way to the Pacific Theater to fly P-47s when the war ended. I sent him a couple of articles on the P-38s and P-47s over the years. To the end, he was one of my heroes.
Find comfort in the fact your Father was loved by all who knew him.
George M. Hess, Jr.
Colonel, USAF (Ret)
I have only the fondest memories of Bill and Pat Livingston, two of the most wonderful, loving, spiritual people anyone could meet. Bill was so proud of Pat’s accomplishments, and Pat was so loving of Bill and all his quirks! My family spent so many valentines days with Pat and Bill to celebrate my dad‘s valentine birthday. I will never forget the beautiful and festive table of yummy treats they worked on so hard to celebrate his birthday. What a loving couple they were and what a wonderful way to spend a lifetime, loving their family, their church, and their friends.
Renee Joyeusaz Young
To the family, the giver of life, he promises to restore life to all who fall asleep, I so very sorry for your loss. This promise is the resurrection, there are some who were resurrected Lazarus of which was one. Jesus Christ, the most important one to be resurrected. Because he set the pattern for things to come, As the promised one, He will rule the earth under the same condition that is in the Heaven, peace. Matt6:9,10:John5:28,20
Bill and Pat were the epitome of a couple in love. They were always together laughing and smiling and were both dressed impeccably for every occasion. Now they are together again. Bill spent many years in real estate with our office and was well connected, hard working and always brought amazing stories and laughter into our office.
He will be missed by many but respected for a life well lived.
