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Jeff Sullivan
June 21, 2009
Mr. Osgood was my 4th grade teacher back at Merrymount; the years 83-84. Looking back on all the teachers I've had, from elementary through college, the names of many escape me, but Mr. Osgood was one of the best; he made teaching fun and for that he will forever be remembered with the fondest of memories.
So confident in speaking for all your students, we thank you, may your kickball stadium be made of gold as you share the field with your friends and family that have moved on to greet you.
Bill Harold
June 19, 2009
Dear Nancy, Carol and Mary...So sorry to read about Billy. My memories of Bill go way back to when he was happy just to be in your company. I am sure you will have many Billy stories to keep him alive in your hearts. Best to all of you. Love to you all !!!!
Kelly Ross
June 18, 2009
Mr Osgood was my teacher at merrymount school . i have fond memories of him teaching there. godd bless you at this time. he will be in my prayers...
Lisa Johnston-Chase
June 18, 2009
My name is Lisa and Mr. Osgood was my teacher many years ago at Snug Harbor School. He was a good teacher who made learning fun. I have many fond memories of him. God bless you at this time, you will be in my prayers.
Barbara Sullivan Arnold
June 18, 2009
I taught with Bill at Merrymount School and would see him from time to time at the Early American restaurant. I still have the candle Bill made for me when Ed and I got married 36 years ago. I have never lit it as it is too pretty to light - I think of Bill whenever I admire the candle. He truly had a kind and giving manner. Please accept my sincerest sympathy,
Barbara Sullivan Arnold
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