William Gregory Baker
June 22, 1981 – October 9, 2021
William “Billy” G. Baker of Mechanicsville, MD was born on June 22, 1981 in Prince Frederick, MD and passed away on October 9, 2021.
Billy was survived by his Son, Donovan Washington of Laurel, MD. Mother, Linda Baker of Tennessee. Brothers, Norman Foard of Prince Frederick, MD and Robert Baker of Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Nephew, Gregory Foard and Niece, Tiffany Foard Thompson. Predeceased by grandparents Guy and Virginia Scrivener and a Special Aunt Joan Scrivener.
Billy Worked for Local 5 Plumbers and Gasfitters for approximately 8 years and recently began working for Norair Engineering. He will forever be remembered for his hard work.
Billy was a fun loving person who enjoyed every moment he could being outdoors, wading through water, marsh and mud. Chasing snakes, turtles or any other wildlife he could get his hands on. Billy was well known for his huge sense of humor, his big beautiful smile and his infectious laugh. Everyone has a story about good times with Billy, he touched so many lives around him. He will be greatly missed by all that knew and loved him.
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14 Oct 2021
2:47pm
Billy you were such a kind and caring person. I will miss our little chats, and your twisted sense of humor! I always enjoyed talking to you brother! I miss you dearly. My deepest sympathies to your family and friends.
City
Shady Side
State
MD
16 Oct 2021
9:06am
Lord, in this lifetime you blessed us with our brother William “Billy” G. Baker, welcome him into paradise, where there will be no sorrow, weeping, or pain.
We pray that the family and friends and our UA Local 5 brothers and sisters hold on to the cherished memories of William “Billy” G. Baker and all we have loved and lost in this lifetime.
We pray these things in our Lord Jesus’ name. Peace and solidarity be with us, one and all.
Fraternally,
Lou Spencer
Assistant Business Manager
UA Local 5 Plumbers and Gasfitters
City
Lou Spencer
State
Virginia
20 Oct 2021
10:36pm
I just got home and start reading the The Enterprise when I came upon the article. I read it twice thinking I misread it. Then I looked online and came upon this and then I knew it was real. It was “Lil Billy”. It is sad how people slip in and out of your life but when someone passes, you can remember almost everything. I still have my tennis metal figurine he gave me on my birthday in the 90’s. Rest up Billy.
City
Cambridge
State
MD
22 Feb 2022
11:37am
i miss u so much, you were the best dad
City
california
State
md
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Billy you were such a kind and caring person. I will miss our little chats, and your twisted sense of humor! I always enjoyed talking to you brother! I miss you dearly. My deepest sympathies to your family and friends.
Lord, in this lifetime you blessed us with our brother William “Billy” G. Baker, welcome him into paradise, where there will be no sorrow, weeping, or pain.
We pray that the family and friends and our UA Local 5 brothers and sisters hold on to the cherished memories of William “Billy” G. Baker and all we have loved and lost in this lifetime.
We pray these things in our Lord Jesus’ name. Peace and solidarity be with us, one and all.
Fraternally,
Lou Spencer
Assistant Business Manager
UA Local 5 Plumbers and Gasfitters
I just got home and start reading the The Enterprise when I came upon the article. I read it twice thinking I misread it. Then I looked online and came upon this and then I knew it was real. It was “Lil Billy”. It is sad how people slip in and out of your life but when someone passes, you can remember almost everything. I still have my tennis metal figurine he gave me on my birthday in the 90’s. Rest up Billy.
i miss u so much, you were the best dad