William P. 'Bill' Bobac, a well-known waterfront figure who sailed for two decades as a deckhand and messman, dies

William P. “Bill” Bobac, a well-known tugboat man who worked two decades aboard oceangoing vessels, died of heart failure Feb. 17 at a daughter’s summer home in Greenbackville, Virginia. The Essex resident was 99.

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