William Marshall Obituary, Candidate Of The Progressive Conservative Party Has Died

William Marshall Obituary, Death- Tony Wakeham, a potential candidate for the leadership of the Progressive Conservative Party and a member of the House of Assembly for the district of Stephenville–Port au Port, is paying his respects to the late William W. (Bill) Marshall for what he calls “profoundly important contributions to Newfoundland and Labrador.”

“Bill Marshall was instrumental in making the Atlantic Accord happen, and Newfoundlanders and Labradorians owe him their enduring gratitude for his pivotal role in that monumental achievement,” said Wakeham. “The Atlantic Accord owes its indelible gratitude to Bill Marshall for his pivotal role in that monumental achievement.” “The Atlantic Accord owes its indelible gratitude to Bill Marshall for his pivotal role in that monumental achievement,” and “The Atlantic Accord owes its indelible gratitude to Bill Marshall,”

In the beginning of his career as a politician, Marshall held a variety of key roles within the provincial Progressive Conservative Party (PC Party), including those of eastern vice-president, policy chair, president of the party association, and interim leader of the party. These positions were all held during the time that Marshall served as president of the party association.

Wakeham stated that “Bill Marshall is a shining example to all of us of the great difference a person can make when they step up to serve, to lead, to bring their best ideas to the table, and to then follow through to make them happen.” “Bill Marshall is a shining example to all of us of the great difference a person can make when they bring their best ideas to the table and then follow through to make them happen,” “Bill Marshall is an excellent example for each and every one of us to follow.” “As I get ready to assume the role of leader, I can’t help but look up to him as a model,” she said. “It’s impossible not to.”