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It was while he was still in school that he began performing and writing songs. Ten years later, the State of Georgia honored him by choosing him as only the 7th living performer inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame.

In the mid-nineties, after a ten-year self-imposed hiatus, Bill returned to his first love, songwriting, and for the second time in his life cut a wide path across the creative landscape. In , Broadcast Music, Inc. Neither of us could believe it. She went through chemotherapy and radiation and was able to go back to work she was the head tailor at the finest men's store in Nashville , and we thought the worst was behind us. Unfortunately, cancer had other ideas. It reappeared in the form of tumors on her liver and her lung.

More chemo…experimental drugs…holistic procedures…we tried anything and everything to try and keep it at bay. On New Year's Eve, when I took her to the hospital for what was supposed to have been another routine treatment, the doctor said she was too weak to withstand any more side effects from the powerful drugs they had been giving her.

They ruled out surgery. Four days later Hospice was called in. She took her last breath on this earth sometime between one and three a. It wasn't supposed to be this way. She was years younger than me. The roles were supposed to have been reversed. She was supposed to be sitting at the side of MY bed feeding ME soup and ice cream, not the other way around. Anderson and Salas first met when she was 19 and married to his guitar player. She moved away, and the two didn't reconnect until many years later, after both had been married and divorced multiple times.

When she moved back to Nashville more than a decade ago, she called Anderson to inquire how he and his wife were doing, not knowing that he was also single. We never married, we never lived together, but she became my everything from that moment forward," Anderson writes. Salas was diagnosed with cancer in , and though she initially fought it off through treatment, the disease eventually formed tumors on her liver and lung, followed by a round of experimental and holistic treatments.

On New Year's Eve, during what was supposed to be a routine treatment, Salas' doctor ruled that she could not withstand the side effects from any more treatments, and she entered hospice care four days later.