William Carl "Bill" Amann

Dear Dawn & family, We were so sorry to hear of Billy's passing! We know that we haven't always been close, but still are family. Aunt Loretta & Uncle Freddie will greet him as he reaches heaven. He was always a good guy and we know a good son, husband, father and grandfather. He will be missed by many friends and family. God bless you and the family. We love you.

I see where your smile came from Wes.So sorry

Dawn, please accept our sincere condolences from Nancy and myself to you and your family. We were truly stunned to hear of Bill’s passing. Always a fun guy to be around, both at work and on the golf course. Living in the cube next to Bill in Oak Creek was educational. Bill always tried to do his best for his customers and the company. He held a wealth of information about the Cummins product and was always willing to help out a colleague. Do believe Bill would win the prize for most files stacked on his desk at one time. Sorry to see you go my friend. Hope to catch you the next time around.

My condolences to Dawn and to all of Bill's family. I regret that we are not in Wisconsin and won't be able to attend his memorial service. I had the pleasure of knowing and working with Bill for many years. Everyone I ever met who knew Bill liked and trusted him. Whether he was selling to you or selling for you he was doing what was right for you and doing it well. In the office, on the golf course, or over a beer, he was always cheerful and constructive... fun to be with. I'm sure he enriched many lives while he was here. He will be remembered and missed.

Dear Dawn, I just heard the news. I'm so very sorry for your loss. I will always appreciate how how easy it was to be with Bill. His smile, his teasing, and his warmth made him such a truly genuine person. He will be missed. Please give Wes and Nikki a hug for me and know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers. Love, Linda

Bill was a great friend for over 50 years. I will remember our many games of golf. It was great to meet three or four times a year, play golf and share stories of our history and future. Bill and I had two tremendous trips to Europe. We got to share many moments in history and enjoy the cultures we encountered. What made the trips so great was the opportunity to recount the unique nuances of our travels over a cocktail and dinner for years after. I have many pictures and memories of Bill that will remain for the ages. I enjoyed talking sports, politics and religion with Bill. One of many memories is attending a mass at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. For years, we both remarked how special that time and opportunity was. Bill, prepare a 'cold one' and make a tee time

Bill and I became friends in the late 60’s while attending college in Whitewater. Our girl friends (wives) were college roommates. Decades of great times, stories, memories, and way too much laughter followed. You left the world way too soon. See ya, buddy.

Bill was the Cummins rep that had the Nordco account and I was their engineering contact. He was always willing to stop in on a moment's notice, answer any questions and provide support for the product. I felt confident that his professional friendly approach would help us resolve any engine issue we had. Rest in peace Bill.

Bill was a very close friend of mine in the many years that he worked for Cummins. I will never forget the good times I had with him working truck shows and having a few drinks after. Then there was his golfing. You could probable still find some of his balls in the woods, pounds and farmers fields. He knew very thing about a Cummins engine and will be mist by his friends at Cummins. May he rest in peace.

Some of my most special childhood memories where spent with cousin Billy and his family. He was like the bother I never had, may he rest in pease. My condolences to Dawn and his children. @

My brother Bill . . . Always supportive to me; fun loving with a subtle sense of humor. I miss him so much. My heart is with Dawn, Wes, Nikki, Grady and Sophie.