William H. Kauffman

william kauffman
William Herbert Kauffman, 81, of 35 Dellwood Street, Asheville, died Sunday, July 2, 2006. Mr. Kauffman was born in Colorado Springs, CO., and was a son of the late Herbert and Rose White Kauffman. He was a graduate of the University of Colorado and served in the US Navy from 1943 to 1946, and the US Army from 1948 to 1952. He moved to Asheville in 1952 and spent his career as a pharmacist for several drug stores, most notably B & B Pharmacy, from which he retired. He is survived by his wife, Mae Ramey Kauffman; one son, David Kauffman of Asheville; one step-daughter, Barbara Ramey of Asheville; one step-son, Bill Ramey and his wife, Tina, of Leicester; five step-grandchildren, John Ramey and his wife, Andree, Revonda, Michael, Travis and Matthew, three step-great-grandchildren, Zachary, Jacob and Eric; and two sisters, Irene McIntyre of Colorado and Patsy Sluder of Idaho. A service will be scheduled at a later date. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Calvary Baptist Church, 531 Haywood Road, Asheville, NC 28806.

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  1. To the family,

    We are sorry to hear of your loss. We will hold you in our thoughts and prayers.

  2. Kauffmann Family … you have our most sincere condolences. Bill was a highly committed and respected member of the pharmacy community, and helped make the lives of everyone he served better. He deserves praise for his life’s work on the job. My father, Julian, who passed away last year, would have paid similar respects.

    As a youth growing up, I used to hang around B&B a great deal, chumming around with the Sloop boys. Mr. Kauffmann was always an amusing and friendly gentleman, and he was always kind to me. I will always remember him.

    Neil Hawkins

  3. David, We are so sorry to hear about your father. He was a wonderful man. Mike enjoyed working with him at B&B. He always had a good story to tell and was good for some great jokes. I know you will miss him, but just take comfort in knowing that he is in a much better place.


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