William G. Minardi Tribute at Liberty Unites https://www.libertyunites.tv/ Wall Of Prayers en-us Liberty Unites 2026-04-17T07:32:17-05:00 hourly 1 2026-04-17T07:32:17-05:00 http://www.libertyunites.tv/tributes/modules/Tributes/imageads/3330.jpeg William G. Minardi http://www.libertyunites.tv/tribute_v3330-world+trade+center+william+g+minardi.html#6542 Remembering William G. Minardi https://www.libertyunites.tv//tribute_v3330-world+trade+center+william+g+minardi.html#6542 Condolence By: Anonymous - I only met Billy once, in Salt Lake City several years ago during the NCAA basketball tournament. I was there to watch my school, the Kentucky Wildcats, as was Billy. We met the first evening and immediately hit it off.

What a personable, funny and unassuming guy. He was the kind of person who you felt you had known your whole life in the first half-hour that you talked. We had a lot of fun that evening and Billy refused to let me pay for any of our food/drinks. We had a great time together and he even asked me to visit him in New York during my next visit (my sister lives in Greenwich).

I only wish that I had had the chance to visit to get to know him and his family. I know that we would have become good friends. I know that he has a very close family. My wife and I even met his mother and sister in Indianapolis a couple of weeks later. What nice people.

I pray for Billy, his wife and his children. I can't imagine the pain, but I know they are strong. The world is a better place because of people like Billy. I hope to see you again Billy, my friend.
Troy, friend

http://www.libertyunites.tv/tributes/tribute_v3330-world+trade+center+william+g+minardi.html World Trade Center 2007-02-19T00:00:00-05:00 <a href="https://www.libertyunites.tv//tribute_v3330-world+trade+center+william+g+minardi.html#6542"><img src="http://www.libertyunites.tv/tributes.modules/Tributes/imageads/3330.jpeg" align="left" alt="William G. Minardi World Trade Center" border="0" /></a>Condolence By: Anonymous - I only met Billy once, in Salt Lake City several years ago during the NCAA basketball tournament. I was there to watch my school, the Kentucky Wildcats, as was Billy. We met the first evening and immediately hit it off.

What a personable, funny and unassuming guy. He was the kind of person who you felt you had known your whole life in the first half-hour that you talked. We had a lot of fun that evening and Billy refused to let me pay for any of our food/drinks. We had a great time together and he even asked me to visit him in New York during my next visit (my sister lives in Greenwich).

I only wish that I had had the chance to visit to get to know him and his family. I know that we would have become good friends. I know that he has a very close family. My wife and I even met his mother and sister in Indianapolis a couple of weeks later. What nice people.

I pray for Billy, his wife and his children. I can't imagine the pain, but I know they are strong. The world is a better place because of people like Billy. I hope to see you again Billy, my friend.
Troy, friend

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