Doris Mosher

My condolences to family members and to the close friends Doris had made during her many years at Salem High. Her friendly and professional manner helped to make any new teacher feel welcome, myself amongst them, even though I taught in a different department. Thinking of her with her Business Department buddies always makes me smile. Bless you, Doris.

Doris was very sweet and fun loving person I met her years ago with her daughter, Diane and could tell right away she had a great personality. We will all miss her laughter.

My sincere sympathy to Alton and the entire family. Doris, my friend forever, will be deeply missed. Memories from the years at Plymouth State College to the halls of Woodbury/Salem High Schools and the many, many happy years of our lasting friendship will sustain us! God Bless!!

Our hearts are with you all in this sad time. We always enjoyed Doris and Alton when they visited us in Nova Scotia. It’s wonderful that Alton has a wonderful family to help him through this. Thinking of you all. Lisa and Dwayne Xo

So sorry for your loss. I worked with Doris for many years at SHS. And we had a group of teachers that got together about every month all these years. Doris was such an awesome person! Jan Cooney

One of the best people ever! Words can’t capture how absolutely Wonderful her presence was. Maybe Grammy, as she radiated the very essence of the word. But, to me aunt Doris alone says it all. She always and forever will be part of what makes thanksgiving special, Harrigan infamous and what love can look like.

Doris, a crackerjack teacher. I found comfort in your friendship and inspiration in your professionalism. It seems like yesterday that I spoke at your retirement dinner. Your celebrated with good friends, ended an era, and moved on to a joyful phase with your loved ones. A thank you to to Mosher family for sharing Doris with us all those teaching years.
Kathy

So very sorry for your loss. I have many fond memories growing up as a neighborhood kid who spent many summers camping out in the backyard, making homemade ice cream, playing cards and being encouraged to join the Track Town Teens. Mrs. Mosher was always welcoming and encouraging to all of the Bluff Street "gang" as she called us. I will miss seeing her relaxing in the front yard always with a warm smile and a big wave! God Bless.

So very sorry for your loss. I worked with Doris for many years at Salem High School. What a wonderful lady.