Heights High School
Class Of 1965
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I don't remember Barbara, but then again I remember very little of my days at Heigihts...having skirts checked to see they weren't too short learning about world history (Nessel Rhodes Pie and POlitical science and theatre and dreaming of living in Israel where I know live. But this really moved me and touched me to the depths. How fragile our time on this earth is and may we alal be zoche to fulfill that which HaSHem has put us here to do. May her friends and family be comforted by her memory.
Short obit ....but the memory video is nice and contains the same photo as her profile:
https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/costa-mesa-ca/barbara-stein-7880719
Bless her memory...
Bill Needle was an awesome Guy. Very compassionate about life and people. I cannot believe he has departed. He was in my Homeroom and we had Fun and enjoyed discussing many topics, especially "The Browns" & "Indians". He made life Fun and would always Cheer me up, especially during those long wintery days in Cleveland. He was a loyal Friend and Life will not be as upbeat without him. Rest in peace Bill, I hope you are enjoying walking the streets of gold.
Chuck Peterman....."CHHS 65"
William "Bill" David Needle, a 10-year resident of Lexington, died peacefully at home on Wednesday, May 30, 2018. Bill is survived by his loving wife, Sally Mudd Chapman Needle, his cherished daughter, Cameron Needle Teacoach, son-in-law Jon Teacoach, grandson Bennett, sister Geri Weiss, brother-in-law Allan Weiss, and three step-children, Amy, Marc and Steven. He was preceded in death by parents Alice and Manny Needle. With Bill's marriage to Sally he was welcomed into their large and loving family with many new brothers, sisters, children and grandchildren. He is also remembered by many cousins, friends and colleagues from coast to coast. Bill was born in Cleveland, Ohio, on February 13, 1948. Bill was a true renaissance man. He was a teacher, mentor, radio show host, and sports personality in Cleveland, Atlanta and Lexington. With a life long love of learning Bill earned a Master's in History at age 69 from the University of Kentucky. Prior to becoming a Wildcat (well an alumni and modest fan) Bill was a proud Polar Bear having graduated from Ohio Northern University in 1970 as a member of the Sigma Pi Fraternity. His time at Ohio Northern was filled with making life long friends, being a starting pitcher on the baseball team and honing his craft and love of sports as the Manager/Statistician for the basketball team. A time and place that Bill always remembered and will always remember him.
Please share photos and memories of Bill at:
https://app.piclif.com/loved-one/william-bill-needle-bgola
Services to be held in memory of Bill:
Visitation on June 1, 2018, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Celebration of Life Service on June 2, 2018 at 10 a.m.
Both to be held at at:
First Presbyterian Church Lexington
174 North Mill Street
Lexington, KY 40507
Taos Pueblo
Taos, NM
Bill was in town this past winter and recognized me while I was at work at Barnes and Noble. It was so nice to see him again. I remember him from elementary school where he was friends with my cousin.
