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KERNERSVILLE – Charles Willard “Bill” Mustin, 94, passed away Thursday, December 8, 2022 at his home. Bill was born on April 6, 1928 in Forsyth County to Clifford and Sadie Middleton Mustin. He retired from Wachovia Bank with over 50 years of service. Bill was an active member of Woodland Baptist Church, joining in the early 60’s, and participating in many aspects of ministry over the years, including serving as the Church Treasurer, Deacon, and being in the Auditorium Class.
Bill was married to his loving wife, Mildred, who preceded him in death, for over 55 years.
Surviving are his daughter, Carol Bryan (Gordon); grandson, Matt Bryan (Hope); granddaughter, Melissa Kim (Randall); six great grandchildren, Jake, Rebekah (Chris), Stepfen, Kathryn, Alex, and Sarah Beth; two great great grandchildren, Everleigh and Finlee; and two sisters, Phoebe, and Betty Ruth.
A funeral service will be held at 2:00 p.m. Sunday, December 11, 2022 at Hayworth-Miller Kernersville Chapel with Pastors Tim Gammons and Mark Leone officiating. The family will receive friends from 1:00 – 1:45 p.m. prior to the service at the funeral home. Burial will be held at 11:00 a.m. Monday, December 12, at Forsyth Memorial Park.
Online condolences may be made to www.hayworth-miller.com
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Orville Haskett
I knew Bill well from working with him and was a friend for over 50 years. He was a fine Christain man and loved and respected by all who knew him and his kind and gentle manner will be missed by all of us. I send my condolances to his family. May he RIP.
Orville Haskett
George Fain
Bill was stable and quiet, with a grin that let you know he was human. He worked things out and then asked for help. A great guy to work with.Michael Griffin
I was in systems at Wachovia and worked with Bill on the "old" retail loan system as well as development of the "new" system. He was the "go to" person for any issue on the old system as well as advice on how to make the "new" system best serve the customrs and the staff who handled the "day to day" operation.
He was old school in that cooperation and face to face discussions were more powerful than a thousand memos.
Condolences to his family
Mike Griffin
Ann Shumate
Bill Mustin was my supervisor when I joined Wachovia Bank. He taught me all about accounting for consumer loans and his patience was boundless. He was never too busy to answer questions, and each answer increased my knowledge, enabling me to be a better employee. He encouraged me to continue learning new things related to conversion to a computer accounting system for our loans. Every accomplishment attained in a 40 year career has roots in his teachings. Bill was a kind, caring person and will be sorely missed by all his friends.