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William A. Bill Spead, 72, of Lititz, PA, formerly of Brentwood, NH, passed into the arms of his eternal Savior Monday May 3, 2021 from the comfort of his home. Born March 1, 1949, in Laconia, NH, Bill was the son of the late Nathaniel J. and Marie A. (LaBranche) Spead. A graduate of Laconia High School class of 1966, Bill went on to attend the University of New Hampshire where he attained a Bachelor s in History in 1970. Bill married Beth Jones on May 15, 1976 and went on to celebrate 44 years of marriage together.
After college Bill began his career at the IRS where he soon transitioned to auditing pension and profit sharing plans. He became a Certified Employee Benefits Specialist and went on to spend more than 20 years writing corporate pension plans for private law firms. He concluded his career working for the NH Retirement System as a Regulatory Compliance Officer.
Baxter church offers Christian-based help in difficult times
Stephen Ministries offer a proven and effective way to organize, equip and supervise a team of Lord of Life Lutheran Church s members in Baxter, called Stephen Ministers, to provide high-quality, one-to-one, Christ-centered care. 4:00 am, Jan. 24, 2021 ×
Stephen leaders Lolly Kalinoski (left), Associate Pastor Erika Nilsen, Deb Bergstrom and Pam Cook, Stephen minister, talk Thursday, Jan. 21, at Lord of Life Lutheran Church about needs in the community for prayer and listening. The church members provide Christian-based help for folks in the congregation who are struggling with life s issues. Pastor Steven Rye is also a Stephen leader and other Stephen ministers are Julie Johnson, Wendy Adamson and Gary Engelman. Steve Kohls / Brainerd Dispatch
Stephen Ministries offer a proven and effective way to organize, equip and supervise a team of Lord of Life Lutheran Church's members in Baxter, called Stephen Ministers, to provide high-quality, one-to-one, Christ-centered care.