Birth date: Jan 2, 1930 Death date: Jul 2, 2014
Billy Ray Fine, age 84, passed away July 2, 2014 in Fayetteville. He was born January 2, 1930 in Fayetteville, Arkansas to Charley and Beulah Fine. He was preceded in death by his parents and one sister, Louise Maddox. They moved Read Obituary
I am so sorry that I just learned yesterday of his death. I had the pleasure of getting to know him these past few years, and he was one of those clients I always looked forward to seeing. He was definitely one of the funniest people I have ever met; and there won't be another one quite like him.Brock Showalter, Fayetteville, AR
My sincere sympathy to Chris and the family. I considered Bill a close and dear friend for many years. We had some great times together. He will be missed, but my memories with Bill will be with me always.With Kindest Regards,Newt
My sincere sympathy to the family. I enjoyed working with Bill he's good man that will be missed very much.
Our thoughts and prayers are with Chris and the family as we remember a good friend and caring man.Bill will be missed by many of us.
Sincere sympathy to the family, I worked with Bill many years at Napco and always enjoyed his stories and he had many. He sat by me in the sales room and always willing to give me advise...he loved jelly beans and always had some when he came in to do some paperwork,. :) He was one of a kind. I regret that I did not see him in the past several years but I will remember him as a great salesman. He will be missed!
Expressing my condolences to a very Fine individual. These 10 years of knowing you have been wonderful. I will not forget them. Bill, you were always there when I needed you or something. I could pick up the phone, call you, place an order or even just give you a jingle and you would brighten my day. I loved hearing the history you had to share, the jokes we laughed at, and the stories of your younger days. I am truly going to miss our lunches we had, pens and the flashlights you wanted me to give to Logan, the rivalry we shared between Har-Ber High and Bentonville football games. I will be lost without you not calling me, or me calling you for an order to be placed. We kept each others phone ringing all the time at all hours day and night. You were a one in a million, I could call and you would have whatever it was I wanted quickly. You will dearly be missed. Please save me a seat at the table I'll see you for lunch. To the Fine Family, Bill shared many great moments with me about each and everyone of you. From his wife Christine all the way down to the dog. He loved all of you. With my deepest sympathy and regards, Scott Farber
