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- William F. Reedy, the friend of the former New York Yankees manager Billy Martin who was convicted of drunken driving in the accident that killed Mr. Martin in 1989, died Sunday at his home in Milford, Mich. He was 72. The cause was pancreatic cancer, his brother-in-law John Desmond said.
www.nytimes.com/2009/07/10/nyregion/10reedy.htmlWilliam F. Reedy, Who Was Injured in Crash That Killed Billy ...
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Jul 9, 2009 · William Reedy, a Detroit-area bar owner, was driving the truck that killed former Yankees manager Billy Martin, above, in an accident, in 1989. Reedy died Sunday at 72. MILFORD, Mich.
Jul 10, 2009 · William Reedy, 72, who was convicted of drunk driving in a 1989 crash that killed ex-New York Yankees and Detroit Tigers manager Billy Martin, died of pancreatic cancer Sunday at his home in...
Apr 12, 1990 · William Reedy, preparing his sports bar for opening day at nearby Tiger Stadium, was sidetracked Wednesday by his conflicting accounts of the Christmas Day accident that killed former manager...
Dec 25, 2004 · This is still a haunting memory for the man who accompanied Billy Martin's death ride into an icy ditch on Christmas 1989. "It's a real bad time of the year, said survivor Bill Reedy, now 68, who lives in Milford, Mich.
Billy Reedy Dead at 72. I was casually reading nytimes.com and came across an obituary for Billy Reedy, a family friend, better known as the owner of Reedy's Bar in Corktown [ [which later became The Works), and even better known as the friend of Billy Martin who, at first, claimed to be the driver in the drunk driving crash that killed Martin ...
Dec 24, 2019 · Billy Martin dies at the age of 61 after spending Christmas Day drinking at a local bar. Martin and a close friend Bill Reedy were heading home when his truck ran off the road and rolled into a drainage culvert at the edge of the five-time manager of the New York Yankees manager’s home.
