William Aytch Sr.

Obituary For William Aytch Sr.

Obituary Willam was preceded in death by his Mother Janice, Father Joe Aytch, Stepfather Benjamin Moultrie, Mother in Laws Bertha Kelly, Hattie Mae Jackson, Father in Laws Lewis Kelly, General Jackson. To cherish his memory he leaves to mourn his wife Estelle, Five daughters; Karin (Chris), Maureen, Tasha, Tania, and Raynell. Four sons, Bryon, Sidney Pierre (Shai Moon) and Kendall. 17 Grandchildren, 13 Great Grandchildren, Six Sister-in-Laws, Two God Children; Savasia and Tyreek, A host of Nieces, Nephews, and other family members and friends. The sun rose on William Aytch SR. on May 16, 1939 in Hookerton, NC to Joe Aytch and Janice Moultrie. At a young age, his mother moved him to New York City, where he attended the New York City Public school system. William received Christ at an early age. He attended New Hope Baptist Church with his mother. William enlisted in the United States Army. While in the Army, William married Jdan Kelly and out of his union they had three children; William Jr., Pierre, Maureen, Joan, and William Jr. preceded him in death. Later on in years, William met and married Marion Jackson and out this union they had twin daughters, Tasha and Tania. William retired from the Army in 1977, as a First Class Sergeant. William attended Mount Saint Vincent College. William did little odd jobs until he started working at All American School bus company. While working at All American, William met Estelle Jacobs and later on in years, they got married and, out of this union, they had a son named Kendall. William retired from the school bus company. He went to work for the New York City Transit Authority as a bus operator until his retirement. William is known to many as Weasel and Aytch was a kind and gentle man who was always willing to help and give advice. William was loved by his family and friends and he loved being around his family. William loved his sweets, especially his cakes. William had that million dollar smile that would brighten up the room when he entered. He loved playing cards and going to the casino. William also enjoyed watching his Westerns and CNN. William, you have touched so many people's lives, you will be truly missed.

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