William Francis Griffin

Bill, You will be missed by your loved ones. Although you and I never met, I wish to thank you for the wonderful children you raised. In particular, I speak of Bridget, since my team and I are fortunate to be working with her. I can tell you, when I see the warmth in her eyes, I see the warmth of your eyes. ..hard working like her father, but also very caring like her father. Thank you for all that you did in your life to ensure that your children would be successful and caring people. A true measurement of your contribution to society. God bless your family. With Gratitude and Love... Ms. Susanna Alvarado

We were neighbors and friends of Bill and Nan during the years they lived at The Loraine downtown. Bill was a constructive, warm person with a sunny attitude and we enjoyed his company on many occasions. He was still making pottery, going to the gym and doing yoga when he lived here. He talked of his family often and was so proud of his children. Bill will be missed by all who knew him. Our condolences to his family. Nick and Carol Pollis

On behalf of the School of Social Work at UW-Madison we convey our condolences to Bill's family. Bill received his MSSW degree in 1957 and we are proud of the contributions he has made to the social work profession. Mel Morgenbesser