William Brian Tilley - He was a career serviceman in the U.S. Army and received partial paralytic injuries during his service.
He and his wife Gladys had a beautiful home on Harper Rd. near the turnpike exit, which was torn down after their deaths and a hotel was built on that site. Gladys nieces always called the house a mansion. She used to let us wear her furs and carry her alligator purses. Gladys and Brian were foster parents to special needs children and loved everyone of them unconditionally.
Information courtesy of contributor BeVera (#48191712)
He and his wife Gladys had a beautiful home on Harper Rd. near the turnpike exit, which was torn down after their deaths and a hotel was built on that site. Gladys nieces always called the house a mansion. She used to let us wear her furs and carry her alligator purses. Gladys and Brian were foster parents to special needs children and loved everyone of them unconditionally.
Information courtesy of contributor BeVera (#48191712)
William Brian Tilley - He was a career serviceman in the U.S. Army and received partial paralytic injuries during his service.
He and his wife Gladys had a beautiful home on Harper Rd. near the turnpike exit, which was torn down after their deaths and a hotel was built on that site. Gladys nieces always called the house a mansion. She used to let us wear her furs and carry her alligator purses. Gladys and Brian were foster parents to special needs children and loved everyone of them unconditionally.
Information courtesy of contributor BeVera (#48191712)
He and his wife Gladys had a beautiful home on Harper Rd. near the turnpike exit, which was torn down after their deaths and a hotel was built on that site. Gladys nieces always called the house a mansion. She used to let us wear her furs and carry her alligator purses. Gladys and Brian were foster parents to special needs children and loved everyone of them unconditionally.
Information courtesy of contributor BeVera (#48191712)
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