Herbert A Cosgrove

I am so sorry for your loss. Mr. "C" brightened the day for my second graders when he came to listen to them read to him. Each child had his undivided attention; they loved it. He was a ray of sunshine to all who knew him. Rest in peace.
Mary Bain

I am so sorry for your loss. I have such fond memories of my Uncle Boz. I loved coming to your house to spend time with my cousins and Aunt Hazel and Uncle Boz. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Love and hugs to all of you,
Mary ( Cosgrove) Bailey

I have such good memories of visiting Uncle Boz and Aunt Hazel, and my cousins, especially at Christmas when the train layout was in full glory. Another great memory is, after my mom (Bertha) died, bringing dad (Dick) to visit Boz in Camp Hill and watching the brothers interact and share stories. Keeping you in our thoughts,
John and Vera Cosgrove.

Herb was a truly gentle man with a great sense of humor. I called him the candy man, because he always brought butterscotch for us at bridge. He loved going to his daughter's house daily for his dinner and his Manhattan. He will be missed by all his bridge friends.
Sandy Minner.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Herb was a special bridge friend. His smile and positive attitude was contagious. I will miss him ut happy for him, he has been reunited with Hazel in his Heavenly Home. Till we meet again, Herb, I'm bidding 6 no Trump !