Grandpa, I miss you so much but I am happy that you get to be with grandma again. I know you missed her so much. I am blessed to have you in my life to learn of everything you did in your lifetime from growing up and until the end. I am saddened that you didn't get to meet your great great grandson Hunter Blake due in May but I promise to tell him everything about you and everything you did between the Shriners the Masons and the love you had for your family. I know you will be watching over us and you will truly be missed. I love you with all my heart and I will miss you every day. Rest In Paradise Grandpa, until we meet again. I love you (please give hugs and kisses to grandma for me)

Uncle Bill was a dedicated Shriner and worked hard for the Shrine Hospital for many years.  He was a kind, gentle man and he always treated us with love.  Vaya con Dios my friend, until we meet again.  Love Roy and Nancy

To Jane and Bruce and the rest of the Heim family we were sorry to hear of Bill's passing.  He was a true Mason in every way and a great Shriner.  He could sell anything at the Shrine Circus Novelty booth.  I'm sure the Circus will not be the same without him this year.  We will miss his smiling face and sharp humor.

The Officers and Members of the Square Club of Maywood, NJ send their condolences to Bill's family.  He served as the President of the Club in the 1970's and shall be missed by all.  Danny Schultz, President

 While living in NJ, Worshipful  Bro. Bill was a dedicated Mason in Pioneer Lodge #70 and the Shrine Oriental Band.  He and Marion were truly dedicated and active volunteers at the Shriner's Hospital in Houston. He was a dear friend and shall be missed by all who knew him.  R.W. Danny Schultz, P.G.H.. Pioneer Lodge #70 (now Mosaic Lodge #194).

Mr. Heim was genuinely an amazing human being.  I work at Shriners Hospital and he was so nice!  He was son in love with his wife, and when she passed he was so heartbroken.  He will ge missed, but he is finally where he wants to be...with his Marion.  Enjoy the rest of eternity Mr. & Mrs. Heim!

Bill was always proud of his Masonic heritage especially his many years in support of the Oriental Band. So many stories and memories have been shared with a smile. He rarely lost anything in his scrapbook of the history of his rich life. When reminded of his being the oldest member of our group I believe he stood just a little taller knowing that he accomplished so many things others might be envious of. We will truly miss his presence.

Bill was one of the finest gentleman I had the pleasure of knowing.  He was a true Master Mason and Shriner, and how he loved the Shrine Circus. I can assure you the novelty department will not be the same without Bill.  He had such a great  smile and demeanor with the children, and love selling the $1.00 and $2.00  novelties. He will be missed by all of the Novelty workers.  My sympathy to Jane and Bruce and the entire family  .  Sherman Markowitz

Brother Bill was a terrific, sweet brother that was always there for me.  I can't remember even one argument ,with him during our lifetimes and I just praise God for that.  Your loving sister, Alma.

Uncle Bill was so sweet, kind and gentle. He will be remembered always by the friends and family that he touched throughout his long life. I'll always remember how my Mom, Norma, enjoyed visiting with him and Aunt Marian during her lifetime as well. He was an incredible big brother to her and she always appreciated his love and kindness. With deepest sympathy. Love, Cheryl

"Grandpa Bill will be remembered to my family as a very Funny, Conversationalist, always had a welcome mat and a BIG Heart of a man. You will ALWAYS be in our thoughts and hearts. Our Deepest Sympathy~ Mauricio/Virginia Lomas and family..."                                                            (San Antonio, Texas)

Uncle Bill will be remembered as a kind, gentle man who touched many lives. He will remain forever in the hearts of those who loved him.

In Sympathy ~

Ed & Bette Anne Hagens

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William J Heim

July 14, 1916 – March 20, 2014

Memorial Oaks Funeral Home & Cemetery

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