My heart was saddened today when I learned of the passing of my old friend. We shared many memories of his days in medical school and with his young family when I worked for Dr Brewer. My condolences to the family and I know God has His hand on your hearts so that you can bear the loss of your Father and a dear friend to many. Josephine Thompson

To the Nucklos family, my wife and I, Elder James E Hunter Jr, and Minister Diana E Hunter would like to send our heart felt condolences to the Nucklos family at the loss of Dr William Nucklos, we will be praying that his HomeGoing Service will be one to remember. God Bless all of you.
07/16/2019

Please accept my heartfelt sympathies on the loss of your loved one.Though my time with Doc was brief, he has an everlasting impression and stamp on my life. Upon meeting Dr. Nucklos I knew I was in the presence of a MAN, not any man, but a man I aspire to be like. I am happy for the time that I did have with him. He will be missed.

We know this must be a very difficult and demanding time for you all, we are keeping you in our thoughts and prayers. May the God of all comfort help to ease the pain of your grief. Thoughts of peace.

My heart felt sympathy.goes out to the family of Dr. William nuckols..I am so sorry for your loss. He earned his wings rest in heaven good and faithful servant. Amen.

William was a good man respected by his peers.

Bill,
Thank you for your support, your smiles and your wisdom. Thank you for taking my first and only motorcycle ride. I will forever remember your voice , providing me with words of strength and motivation. You were a great man who loved his patients, family and friends. You were a great teacher and gave me so much encouragement before, during and after medical school. The Twins will miss their Grandpa Bill as I will miss you too. Thank you again for all of your wisdom, knowledge and encouragement. Now rest in God’s loving arms.
Love Always,
Taira L Woodroffe, MD

Trusted confidant, friend, love one , mentor , doctor and above a brother when u are. without. Miss u already. Billy K.

May you be comforted by the Lord at this difficult time, and with the out pouring of love from those who loved and respected your father, brother, and son. Doc was a blessing to whom he met! He will truly be missed.

Your O’Rourke Family in Baton Rouge, LA

With deepest sympathy upon a tremendous loss. Please know that we have you in prayer.

Blessings and Love from all of us!!!,

Comfort and strength to you, Tuere, and the whole Nucklos Family!

Please accept my sincere condolences. I did not know Bill was ill. I spoke with him only a few short months ago.
Peter Monett

Dear Tuere, my thoughts are with you during this difficult time of loss. Please let me know if there is anything I can do.

Dear Tuere and Tiambe: You have my deepest sympathies in the loss of your father. May you find comfort in the Lord whom I know is your Rock.

Doctor knuckles was a very special man I will miss some. Family you are in my prayers and my thoughts God-bless you all.

I am elder Roberson’s Great Grandson, Keywhon Elliott. Dr. Knuckles was a very good man towards my great grandfather, I only wish I could’ve known him more.

To the family of Dr. Nucklos,
Though I have never had the pleasure of meeting you individually, I have always perceived Dr. Nucklos as a dear friend. The Doctor was six years my senior at The Ohio State University where I majored in accounting and went on to become an accountant and auditor for 35 years. In many ways because of his positive influence, as a body builder and mentor, I became a better representation of myself. I want to thank your family heritage line for having known him, and to let you know he was a great man that I, my family and friends will miss dearly. God bless the Nucklos’ family throughout eternity.

May care and love of those around you provide comfort and peace to get you through the days ahead. Our most sincere condolences.

Its still your * * set…….

And after that….. We can play a game of foosball…
(With a small wager of course)

Much Respect Young Man…..

p.s. If ya getting your workout on,,,, make sure its correct form cause he’s watching believe it or not

O to the H to the I to the O

He wasn’t going to let you “owe the bank”! And he wasn’t too fond of playing games without a small wager attached! ❤️

Toimbe: Your Father was a very good Dr. and person. I helped him with Minority Contract for Medical Supplies, in the earily 80’s, I worked for B & S Transport, Inc.
God pointed you in the right direction, when you left B & S, which is almost none
existent. now you are an Attorney, married, and have a child, so Great. I would get
shots in my knees from Doc. taking several bags of home grown and frozen corn, your
Mother loved it, also. Just wanted to let you how much my Niece Crystal Quicksall who worked with me, both appreciated your Father, you always felt better talking with him, it brightened your day. May God Bless your Family.

To the Knucklos family, you have my deepest condolences. May God bless and give you strength in this time of bereavement. Love and prayers to you all.

To the family:

We loved Dr. Nucklos and Mrs. Nucklos! What wonderful, generous spirits! Knowing them changed our lives. We miss them both so much!
We’re keeping you in our prayers and in our hearts.

Phillip and Sharron Tucker

To the Family of Dr. Nucklos,

Though I have never had the pleasure to meet you individually, I viewed Dr. Nucklos as a close friend and confidant. Dr. Nucklos was six years my senior at The Ohio State University where I majored in accounting and went on to be an accountant and auditor for 35 years. In many ways he was a positive influence in my life as a body builder and mentor. I became a better representation of my myself. I want to thank your family heritage line for having known him, and to let you know he was a great man that I, my family and friends will miss dearly. May God Bless you throughout eternity.

Michael Gore and family

To the family of William Nucklos,
We can only ask for the comfort of the Lord to substain you all through out today and the days to come.
Our family will continue to pray for you all.
Sincerely,
A. Carl and Yolunda McDonald, Jr

No words can express my shock and sadness at this moment. I had no idea when looking for another friend I’d find Doc’s obituary! My husband and I were just talking about him the other her day. He was the sweetest doctor and looked out for me like a dad. I’m truly saddened as I know his family is for his huge loss. He was larger than life and always put his patients first. I so admired that about him as well as him being “forever young”. Will miss your dearly and always think of you kindly Doc. Love you.

Tuere, my thoughts and prayers are with you. From your DeSales friend, Tanikka Price

RIP “Bill” Dr. JS Scott/ “Knuuks” Former Professor at BGSU 1970’s.

To the family and friends of Bill, I extend my sympathy and condolences upon his passing.

I played football with Bill at Bowling Green State University, where he was a tenacious, strong, quick and fierce Middle Guard.

I was an offensive Center; therefore, I would often be matched up against Bill in practice. Frankly, in addition to another one of our teammates (Joe Green), I never went head-to-head against anyone who was as strong as Bill and Joe. Indeed, from his Hall of Fame days at Canton McKinley High School, to his football and wrestling days at BGSU, Bill was a fine athlete.

I transferred to another university in the fall of 1968; therefore, I haven’t seen Bill for over fifty years. However, over those years, I have often told stories about a great football player, whom I once had as a teammate, named Bill Nucklos.

Rest In Peace, Bill

Best regards,

Mike Montgomery

My dear Mother and I were just reminiscing about a trip that we took to Canton with Doc to hear him preach. He got a chance to meet my Grandmother, we got a chance to meet his Mother, break bread together and fellowship. Those were great memories. I took my 3 month old granddaughter with us and she didn’t make a sound all through the service and was such a great baby during the whole trip. It was a wonderful day and the last time we saw him. I wanted to call and tell him that I finally graduated from College and thank him for his guidance and help during a health crisis that I suffered after he was no longer practicing here in Columbus. Because of his help, I was able to eventually get better and return to school. I looked him up, as we had lost touch, and we were shocked and saddened to learn of his passing.
Mom and I were both patients of his and so was my son Yusef. He was a kind, caring and dedicated Doctor, and I had the pleasure of singing for a few of his Christmas parties that he gave for his patients and staff each year. He was an excellent Physician, Mentor and Pastor and will be sadly missed. Our most sincere condolences go out to his family. Rest in Eternal Power with God and His Angels Doctor Nucklos. We’ll always love and have the upmost respect for you.

Dorothy Jefferson
Darchelle Williams
Yusef Williams

I was going through some old papers & pulled out Dr Nuckols information. I looked him up & saw he had passed. I remember the first time going to to his office (Copeland mill lane in Westerville) seeing this man who was tall & really built(he talked really strong & loud). I first wanted to turn & leave but after being there it was awesome. He was a great man & physician he treated me when I was young he always gave me great talks. I will never forget his words of encouragement. I have always thought of him over the years because he had a unique last name like mine. My prayers go to the family. Dr Nuckols went on did even better work serving the Lord. I too, lost my father July 6, 2019. He will always be remembered & missed, blessings to the family. My sincere condolences & prayers.
Lisa Shade
Columbus, Ohio

I was just thinking of my favorite Dr, ever, Dr nucklos, and decided to look him up and see how he was doing… saw of his passing and I was devastated, he was such a kind and caring doctor, and a beautiful person… so sorry to the family… many thanks to youDoc. Will remember you always..

Bill and I were teammates on Canton McKinley’s wrestling team, and were close enough in weight that I often wrestled him in practice. Anyone who knew him knew he was a gifted athlete, and I certainly knew him as such. I only wish I could have known him as the wonderful doctor, pastor, husband, father, and adult that he obviously became.