William MacKellar View Stories - Zachary, Louisiana | Charlet Funeral Home, Inc., Zachary, LA

Charlet Funeral Home, Inc.

10761 Bank Street

Clinton, LA 70722

Phone: 225-654-4480

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In Memory of

William James "Bill"
MacKellar

1941 - 2014

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4230 High Street
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Stories

You think you have problems

Bill and I played lots of late hour hockey in the old Ice Box arena.

We didn't have many players that would come out at 11:00pm in the cold of winter to play in a colder arena. Those that came out had fun and shared their problems of ...

dennis radford

2015-11-05 10:58:36

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Teaching me to skate

The year must have been around 1974, we lived on Grosse Ile in Michigan. I don't remember how they met, but my parents were friends with the MacKellars. I started to learn how to ice skate and play hockey, and Mr. Mackellar (as I called him) taught...

Mike Flaherty

2014-12-01 16:32:07

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The Hockey Player

Bill and I played many a late evening game of hockey after putting in many hours in the steel plant at Great Lakes Steel.

He was a very skilled athlete and enjoyed playing against all comers, youg or older.

I worked with Bill i...

Dennis Radford

2014-11-19 13:42:00

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