William H. Fyler is the Executive Director of Safehavenforwidowed.org. In the midst of his own deep grief over the loss of his best friend/soul mate/wife, Terri L. Fyler on December 26, 2008, Bill was determined that no one who has suffered the loss of a loved one should walk this journey of grief alone.

His mission was to establish a safe place for both widowed and non-widowed to learn about grief, get support, share with one another, and know they are not alone.

On November 19, 2009, Safehavenforwidowed.org was dedicated in remembrance of Terri L. Fyler and began fulfilling that mission.

Bill is a strong advocate for members of the site, as well as for the widowed community at large. His compassion, humor, and “larger than life personality”, along with his life experiences and administrative skills, help him to provide strong leadership to Safehavenforwidowed.org by building into the staff, moderators, volunteers, and members.

Bill has been recognized by Worldwide Branding for his work in the beginning and developing Safehavenforwidowed.org and was awarded the Who’s Who Certificate of Recognition for Executives, Professionals, and Entrepreneurs. He also received The Popular Website Award for consistently putting in extra effort to provide quality support.

Bill resides in Burlington County, New Jersey with his son and 2 dogs. He enjoys spending as much time as possible with his grandchildren. He is a certified computer repair technician in computer engineering, a web page designer, webmaster, honorary lifetime member and past president of The Roebling Rescue Squad, Inc., past delegate to the New Jersey State First Aid Council, and past delegate to the Burlington County First Aid Council. In January 1977/1978, Bill was on the committee that found the first MICU (Mobile Intensive Care Unit) in providing advanced life support and paramedic services to Burlington and Camden Counties in the State of New Jersey. He enjoys his Grandchilden, Family, Website Design, Home Improvement, Music, Concerts, Traveling, Boating, Camping, Hiking, Flea Markets, Gardening, Dining Out, and Movies.

Bill continues his public service and support to others even today by continuing to reach out to those suffering with the pain of grief. To date, under Bills leadership, Safehavenforwidowed.org has reached out to over 21.5 million widowed and non-widowed people around the world. It continues its growth and commitment in providing support and resources to people of all ages, religious backgrounds, nationalities, races,and sexual orientations who have suffered the death of a loved one. The site is open 24/7, 365 days a year and provides a safe, secured, confidential, non-judgmental, and non-discriminating environment where grieving people of all ages can come to learn, to share, to be heard, and to know they are not walking this very difficult path alone.