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Martha Emmett
December 3, 2012
As one of the 7000 who has his signature on my diploma, and also to have been lucky enough to go a church trip with "Uncle Ed", I just want to offer my condolences to the Kuser family. He was a very gentle spirit whose legacy was felt in BASH.
c c
December 2, 2012
another classmate of 1957 down.
November 30, 2012
Twenty years ago, Ed hired me to serve as a counselor/psychologist in the Boyertown School District. I recently retired, after having worked with several different supervisors. By far, Ed was the most supportive and fair; he looked for consensus with his staff whenever possible. A gentle man with a good sense of humor (and terrible jokes), I believe his basic respect for and good will towards his co-workers will be part of his legacy.
Terry Walsh
Collegeville, PA
phil haddad
November 30, 2012
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Cindy Noll Calcagno
November 28, 2012
Shirley, Stephen, Sharon, So sorry for your loss.
November 28, 2012
Shirley, Alison, and Eric,
Dr. Kuser hired me in 1977 to teach and coach at BASH. I later became a school counselor under his leadership. He was a great man and boss that I highly respected. It was my honor to work with him on the Kiwanis scholarship committee. His passing is a great loss to all of us who respected him. Please accept my deepest sympathy.
Dave Slider
Myrtle Beach, SC
Christine Karver
November 28, 2012
I consider myself so fortunate in knowing Ed, both professionally and in his retirement. He hired me as a teacher at BASH and gave me guidance as well as support along the way. In hindsight he was the best principal I ever had. I will never forget how he made a "Happy Birthday John" banner for my disabled son in his railroad village. This is just a typical example of his kind thoughtfulness. May you walk with the angels Ed!
Par Dareneau
November 27, 2012
Shirley, Alison and Eric,
I worked with Ed from 1990 until his retirement. He was a great boss. He stuck his neck out for me and took the heat when others didn't agree. He was a man of principle with a big heart. I am so sorry you lost him way too soon. my prayers are coming your way.
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