William A.

White

William A. White, 69, husband of Rita (Kraynak) White of Chester Springs, PA passed away on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.  Born on September 6, 1957 in Drexel Hill, PA, Bill was the son of the late William H. White, Jr. and Frances (Presz) White.

He worked for General Electric for 10 years, UPS, was a Firefighter and Paramedic for Prince Georges (PG) County in Maryland for 22 years, taught Paramedic and EMT classes for Good Fellowship Ambulance Corps, and was a PA State Constable in West Pikeland Township.

Bill’s calling was the fire and EMS service. He began as a volunteer firefighter in Delaware County and West Chester. He was a proud member of the International Association of Firefighters and formed numerous friendships with his brothers and sisters both in PG and in everything he did. He will be remembered for his dedication and passion for his work, especially mentoring new paramedics, imparting his knowledge to all who crossed his path.

He is survived by his son, Andrew F. White and his partner Heather Selgrath. Grandchildren, Cece, Charlotte, Cameron, Emily, and Drew. Former daughter-in-law, Heather (Shupp), wife of Dr. Robert Elliott. Former wife, Diane (Robson), wife of David Busz. Sister, Amy Kerr. Best friend and “brother," Shane husband of LeAnn Clark. Many nieces and nephews. His faithful German Shepherds, Farrah and Augie. And all his brothers and sisters in Emergency Services and Law Enforcement.

All who knew and loved Bill are welcome to join the family for a Celebration of Life on Sunday, November 22, 2026 beginning at 11 a.m., with a spiritual message from Pastor Wes Weber at noon, immediately followed by lunch, at the Kimberton Fire Company (Covered Bridge Room) at 2276 Kimberton Road, Phoenixville, PA. 19460. Please dress casually as Bill would want everyone to be comfortable.

In lieu of flowers, family, friends, colleagues, and fellow first responders are invited to consider a donation to the First Responder Center for Excellence (FRCE). FRCE works to improve the health, safety, and well-being of first responders through education, research, behavioral health resources, suicide prevention, and wellness initiatives. Our first responders spend their careers taking care of others. Supporting organizations like FRCE help ensure those who answer the call have resources and support when needed. Donate in memory of Bill White, PGFD at https://firstrespondercenter.org/