Bill Biela
On Monday, May 4, 2020, 
passed away at the age of 60. He was born in Nuremberg, Germany to Pelagius and Rosa Biela. As an Army family, once back in the states he and his siblings moved around the country throughout their childhood. Eventually, settling in Santa Fe, he raised a family, owned and operated his own business for 25 years, and he leaves behind a legacy of faith.
He was a loving husband and father of three children. He introduced and represented Christ to all of us. Loyal, passionate, honest, and resilient. He set the standard for his kids. With a deeply rooted faith, he never wavered in support of his family and his work will live on through those he loved.
He is preceded in death by his wife (Lee), parents (Pelagius and Rosa), brothers (Eddie and David), and niece (Catherine).
He is survived by his wife Connie, his children Lee, Scott, Brittany, Jennifer, Kade, Chris, Angela, Bobby, Megan, siblings Liane, Rick, James, Kelly his late wife’s parents Carolyn and Vincent, many grandchildren, nieces, and nephews.
A memorial service will be held at Heritage Park Baptist Church when it is safe for us to gather together.
God bless this good man.
Rest In Peace brother until we meet again
You were always larger than life to me. You lived big. Always loved you Billy. Rest in your Father’s arms. My heart is with you Connie and all of his family.
God Bless this loving Son, Husband,Father,Grandfather,favorite Uncle, and friend to many.
He was our son by marriage but most of all he was always our
son in our hearts. A man of great faith . We love you Billy . R.I.P.
Without a doubt, one of the greatest men I’ve been blessed with having in my life.
Rest in peace Ol’ son. God bless you Connie and to all who loved this good man.
So sorry for your loss, he was a awesome dad. Loved all our memories at the karate school. Prayers for his family.
Walk with Our Lord Billy…You deserve it. A great man and a good friend.
God bless you Connie and all his children. He was one man I’ll always
remember!
RIP my friend.
Bill was a great man that taught me so much about life and faith. I will think about him every time I step foot in Valero. Next to his faith there was nothing more that talked about than his love for his family. I will miss him and am truly blessed to have been apart of this life.
So sorry to hear that Billy has passed away. Blessings to all the family.