Good night Bill

What a dear, dear man Bill was, and how he loved his wife, Louise, who died in 2003. I recall how in December 1997 the Triangle Pharmacy, then owned by the Lolleys, held a raffle for a humongous red stuffed animal of some species. Customers was allowed to enter once each day, and Bill came by every morning from his house on Norton Street for his Worcester Telegram & Gazette and a chance to put his name in the bucket to win the prize for his beloved Louise. He won, and I wrote an item for the Edgartown column and took a picture as well of the two of them, along with the stuffed red creature. They looked happy as newlyweds. I'm so glad you're together again, Bill.

Such a wonderful man! He was my school bus driver when I was little, then my co- worker, and more importantly, my friend, years later when we drove the trolleys together for years. I was always so happy to run into him around town and sit and talk for awhile. He was such a big part of our town. I wish him and Louise many more happy years together again!

With our deepest condolences to the Hanna's Family. Im sure he will be missed, and now He and Louise can continue their amazing relationship with the angels. Mr. Hanna was a walking history book and always seem to be in the most uplifting of spirits. He will surely be missed by all.