Guillermo Alfonso Aguirre II, or better known as Bill, Billy, or Billy Boy. To his children, he was daddy-O, pops, or poppa poo. To his grandchildren he was their grand-dada. Even though he isn’t physically with us, he lives within us. He was one in a million, a great friend and a wonderful dad with a vibrant soul and unmeasurable energy. A man with a heart of gold, one of a kind, personality for days and always seeing the positivity in everything. 

My dad’s love of adventure included trips to Vegas, Anaheim and being a kid at Disneyland. You see, my dad, was just a big kid at heart that loved to the fullest and always let us know how much he loved us and how proud he was of us. 

His humor was infectious and he loved to make people laugh. He always brought a smile to anyone around him and ultimately won over many friends. Thank you for being our one and only.  You will always be the brightest star in the sky looking down at us. 


My deepest condolences to Skosh, Bonnie and family.  I am so sorry for the loss of your brother. There was never a dull moment when Billy was around. RIP Billy, you will be sorely missed by all your family and friends, TJ

Billy was my cousin...my primo. He always made sure we kept in touch after our parents passed. He wanted to keep our families close. 

I will miss him deeply and miss the phone calls between us. There was not one phone call where we weren't laughing. He always had something funny to say or a joke of sorts. I don't think he ever got angry. He was such a wonderful person.

Rest in Peace Primo. I love you.




     We are saddened at the passing of our dear nephew Billy. Our deepest sympathies to all of his family.
      I remember, there was never a dull moment when Billy was around.  He always had a funny thing to say no matter the occasion.
      Nena and I remember the fun we had when his sister Alma would host a Karaoke party and Billy would sing a song and make it humorous. He would add his playfulness and fun to every group song. He was always the life of the party. 
      We will miss his unbounded energy and gregarious spirit.

Rest in peace dear nephew,
Charlie and Nena Stearns

Billy was a special high school friend from the 70s in Santa Ana.  He was also family (related to my husband Carlos Garcia) and I have such fond memories of how he would make us laugh with silly jokes.  His laughter was contagious and he will be missed.  RIP Billy.  

May Our Holy Father bring your family peace strength & courage in your loss.prayers and my sincerest condolences
Be brave be safe be blessed
Rangel

Bill, our friend May you Rest In Peace🙏✝️🙏.I have so many fond and funny memories of us since the day I met you, both in and out of work. You brought so much laughter to everyone you were ever around. Billy boy you will be missed by everyone. I speak for all the guys from the breakfast club. Your friends John and Mary Navarrette.

All we have are GREAT memories when we were together you brought much joy and lots of laughter every time, our last get together in Las Vegas will always be one of our fondest memories... may you Rest In Peace in God’s love 🙏 
Rey and Gloria Amezcua

We were so sorry to hear about the loss of Bill, our compadre and co-worker.  We had so many memories of our late night “penny poker” games and our laughter. Our kids played together those wonderful nights. We will miss you compadre and never be forgotten. 

Compadres David and Susan Gasca and familia. 

Our deepest thoughts and prayers go out to your family. I had the utmost pleasure working with Billy. Through our time at AT &T .
Billy and I developed a friendship in and out of the company.  He has had a profound impact on my family and me, he will be in our prayers.
Victor and Yolanda Ponce

Billy, you were always a pleasure to be around. We had some good times together growing up in Santa Ana, especially dancing away to to Jr and the Preludes. God bless you and my condolences to your family.

Billy, you will be sorely missed.You brought smiles every time we met.May you rest in peace,Primo,
Frank and Alicia Amezcua.

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Guillermo Alfonso Aguirre Jr.

24 abril, 1955 – 27 noviembre, 2020

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