Let us introduce ourselves. 

Bill and his generation long ago crossed the Great Divide.  Furthermore, the next generation—Bill’s two daughters, Daisy and Georgia, and their husbands—have followed the same trail.  It’s the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth generations of Bill’s family who honor him today by keeping his stories, and therefore his life, alive and well.

The third generation is composed of Bill’s 7 grandchildren. 

Bill’s older daughter Daisy had five sons and a daughter.  Donal died December 1, 1981, at the age of 59.  Ralph died March 8, 2002, at the age of 74.  Victor died July 26, 1993, at the age of 63.  Lala May died January 24, 1939, at the age of 3.  Darrel lives in Texas.  Rodney lives in Arizona. 

Bill’s younger daughter Georgia had two daughters.  Patsy lives on the family ranch in Montana.  Virginia lives in California, except during the summers, which are spent on the family ranch in Montana. 

The fourth generation is composed of Bill’s 15 great-grandchildren.

Donal had no children. 

Ralph had one daughter, Elaine Kay, who lives in Arizona. 

Victor had two step-sons, Rodney and Randy, who both live in Montana; a son William, who died too young in 2005; and a daughter Vickie Lynn, who lives in Washington. 

Darrel adopted two children, Todd and Mary Beth, who both live in Texas.

Rodney had no children. 

Patsy had four children--Linda, Gwyn, “Big” Mike, and Nancy, who all live in Montana either on the family ranch or within two miles of it; and two step-sons—Mark in Washington and “Little” Mike in California.

Virginia had two children—Donald, who lives in California, and Alison, who lives close to the family ranch in Montana. 

The fifth generation is composed of Bill’s great-great-grandchildren.

Ralph’s granddaughter Irelan.

Victor’s grandchildren­­—Amanda, Destinee, Steven, Sesaliegh, and Robert (plus several whose names are not known by the webpage creator).

Darrel’s grandson Rylee.

Patsy’s grandchildren—Cody, Wynne, Jami, Christy, Clint, Jessi, Stephanie, Luke, Shawn, Scott, Gary, James, Britney, Jonathon, Jennifer, Christy, and Sean.

Virginia’s grandson Charley. 

The sixth generation is composed of Bill’s great-great-great-grandchildren.  This generation varies from age 15 to the just born.

Wynne’s five children—Ciara, Brianne, Vashti, Blake, and Chance.

Jami’s daughter Carter.

Christy’ son Cade.

Shawn’s sons—Zane and Zach.

Scott’s two sons—Sutton and Sterling.

The last two generations, unfortunately, were cheated of the opportunity to know Bill Huntington.  The greatest gift represented by keeping Bill’s work in print, therefore, is its ability to make him live again into perpetuity.  The web spun by Bill Huntington was long, tight, and strong.  It flourishes today.