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In Memory of
William Peter
Inniss
Inniss
1962 - 2013
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Obituary for William Peter Inniss
William Peter “Billy” Inniss, 50, a resident of Sarah Lane, formerly of Lebanon, died Thursday, January 10, 2013 at the home of his sister following a long illness, surrounded by his family.
Billy was born December 8, 1962 in Biddeford, the son of Stanley A. and Nancy L. Parent Inniss, and following the untimely passing of his father on February 13, 1974, had the good fortune to have Edward Eldredge become his step-father, and who helped raise Billy.
He attended Wells Schools, leaving early to join the United States Army, serving in Germany in a Tank Field Repair company. Billy went back to school, and received his GED in 1992.
Billy was employed as an auto body mechanic, working for Auto Appearance in Biddeford and most recently Weir’s Motors in Arundel.
A lifelong member of Masonic bodies, he joined the William Whipple Chapter of Demolay, and then St. Aspinquid Lodge # 198 AF & AM in York, where he was elected to serve as a senior deacon before his illness prevented his attendance at lodge.
Billy enjoyed being outside, fishing from his boat both on fresh water and off Nubble Light in York, and driving his four wheeler and any fast car he could find.
He is predeceased by his father Stanley Inniss.
Survivors include his mother and stepfather, Nancy and Edward Eldredge of Wells,
A son Edward Alexander Inniss of Lebanon,
A daughter Katelyn Guillmette of Sanford,
Two sisters, Kerrie Millian of Waltham, MA
And Sonya MacLeod of Wells,
And three nieces Meghan and Danielle Millian, and Amelia Libby.
A private Masonic service will be held at St. Aspinquid Lodge # 198.
Should friends desire, memorial donations may be made to St. Aspinquid Lodge #198 AF & AM Charity Fund, PO Box 408, York ME. 03909, in Billy’s memory.
Billy was born December 8, 1962 in Biddeford, the son of Stanley A. and Nancy L. Parent Inniss, and following the untimely passing of his father on February 13, 1974, had the good fortune to have Edward Eldredge become his step-father, and who helped raise Billy.
He attended Wells Schools, leaving early to join the United States Army, serving in Germany in a Tank Field Repair company. Billy went back to school, and received his GED in 1992.
Billy was employed as an auto body mechanic, working for Auto Appearance in Biddeford and most recently Weir’s Motors in Arundel.
A lifelong member of Masonic bodies, he joined the William Whipple Chapter of Demolay, and then St. Aspinquid Lodge # 198 AF & AM in York, where he was elected to serve as a senior deacon before his illness prevented his attendance at lodge.
Billy enjoyed being outside, fishing from his boat both on fresh water and off Nubble Light in York, and driving his four wheeler and any fast car he could find.
He is predeceased by his father Stanley Inniss.
Survivors include his mother and stepfather, Nancy and Edward Eldredge of Wells,
A son Edward Alexander Inniss of Lebanon,
A daughter Katelyn Guillmette of Sanford,
Two sisters, Kerrie Millian of Waltham, MA
And Sonya MacLeod of Wells,
And three nieces Meghan and Danielle Millian, and Amelia Libby.
A private Masonic service will be held at St. Aspinquid Lodge # 198.
Should friends desire, memorial donations may be made to St. Aspinquid Lodge #198 AF & AM Charity Fund, PO Box 408, York ME. 03909, in Billy’s memory.
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