William Karl Disque Obituary in South Hill at Feggins Funeral Home

Obituary For William Karl Disque

A MEMORIAL SERVICE WILL BE HELD AT A LATER DATE

MR. WILLIAM KARL DISQUE, affectionately called "Uncle Billy,” was born October 14, 1954, in Washington, DC to the late Fredrick and Barbara Eusebio Disque, and departed this life August 4, 2024, at VCU-MCV Hospital, Richmond, VA. He was also preceded in death by his sister- Debbie Sue Eagan; his nephew- George Fraley, III, and his great-great-niece, Leai Young.

As a teenager he played baseball with his friends. He was a graduate of Suitland High School, Suitland, MD.

“Uncle Billy,” was employed as a fisherman with Lee Donaldson of the “Bay Lady.”

He later moved to Bracey, VA, where he resided with his devoted niece and nephew, Tracy and James Young and family until his demise.

William loved it when it was time for vacation. He enjoyed traveling with JP5 to Knobles Amusement Park in Elysburg, PA. He also enjoyed his visits with Dion Kemper because he would bring him Aunt Sylvia’s leftovers.

He leaves to cherish his memories: sister- Robin Lee Fraley, Waynesboro, PA; brother- Mark (Bonnie) Disque, Annapolis, MD; God-son, Jacob Disque, Annapolis, MD; devoted caregivers- James and Tracey Young, Bracey, VA; his special caregivers- Delilah and Destanee Young, Bracey, VA and a host of other nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

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My deepest condolences to the family! 🌹❤️ Billy was a funny uncle and he loved tricks! I remember when I was about 13 and he asked if I was ready for dinner. And I said of course, with big smile on my face! But I noticed how quiet it got as he was fixing my plate, Sue and Mark were usually quiet and Tracy had a big smile on her face. Well it didn't really bother me none because I was able to eat some steak and potatoes (so I thought) Mark started to do his little thing he taught Tracy and I, with his fingers and my eyes were still on that steak! So finally uncle Billy brings me my plate I blessed it and took a bite 🥴 I'm saying what is this I hear big laughter even from Grandma and pops! Billy with the mischievous look says so how you like the deer! 😂😆😂😆😂 I had just told him I would never eat deer. But noooo he had other plans. He will truly be missed 🫶🏿 I have had great memories and time with you all! ❤️ God bless each one of you 🫶🏿

Tracy & family we are sorry for the loss of your uncle, praying memories of him will heal and comfort. Dannie & Deloris Simmons, South Hill, VA.

I attended school with Billy from grades 6-12 at Woodley Knoll ES, Suitland Jr. High, and Suitland Sr. High. We played baseball together and he was always a very good friend. I would decades later teach math to his wonderful niece, Tracy
Gary McCorkle

Billy was one of a kind. He was one of the hardest people I met, but also one of the kindest,empathetic, and caring person I have ever met. He would laugh at you if you fell, call you a dummy, because you're a punk, but be there to help you up.I loved the way he always looked out for kids, especially his nieces, and nephews, who I know will miss him, along with the rest of the family, my deepest condolences go out to all of you. I'm glad that I had a chance to know him, and call him family.

I am so sorry for your loss.""My deepest condolences to you and your family.""Please accept my heartfelt sympathy during this difficult time." Barbara Brown Finley & family

Barbara Finley