IN LOVING MEMORY OF

William Austin

William Austin Deyo Profile Photo

Deyo

Jan 16, 1960 — Jan 17, 2020

Immokalee

Obituary

Mr. William Deyo was called to Heaven January 17, 2020.

Bill was born in Binghamton, New York, January 16, 1960  to father Earl W. Deyo and mother Bernice Barrett Deyo. He was a wonderful man with a great sense of humor and a kindness to everyone he met. He could just about do anything he set his mind to including; bee keeper, awesome vegetable gardens, plants and trees of all kinds;some with and some without flowers. His yard looked like something from a magazine. He kept chickens and rabbits and was known to drive hours to get home, if he was out of town, to be sure they were taken care of daily. Bill was a hunter, usually he would go back in NY for these trips, and enjoyed fishing also. He had a ministry of himself; he would help anyone, anywhere and anytime he was willing to help all friends along with any strangers in need.  Bill also was a good cook, but a great baker! He was known to make the best cakes!f He would have family and grandchildren tell him what they had in mind for their day and he would make it-no matter what size of cake, even those with fruit inside. He would also make wedding and anniversary cakes. As a matter of fact he made Eva and his wedding cake.

Bill met Eva when they were younger in New York but did not get together until they reconnected and Bill followed Eva to Florida.  They were married in Immokalee, February 17, 1990, just shy of 30 years being married.

Bill leaves to cherish is memories, his beloved wife Eva Deyo, 6 daughters: Jill Bogner-Borland (Jonny), Tina Bogner, Jennifer Karol (Jason)  April Hayden (Allen) Kimberly Sinor (Edward) and Alicia Deyo 2 sons: Christopher Bowden (Naomi) and William Deyo along with Onique St. Preux and Rene St. Preux who he thought of as his children, along with their children, total of 29 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren, 5 brothers and 3 sisters.

There will be a Memorial Service on Wednesday, January 22, 2020 beginning at 11:00 am at United First Methodist Church.

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