Merle L. Foss

I was one of Dr. Foss' students at the University of Michigan, when the exercise science program was still part of the Division (now School) of Kinesiology. He had a talent for combining academic material with historical anecdotes, which made class really interesting, something I've since learned is difficult in a class full of teenagers and early twenty-something year olds. I really enjoyed Dr. Foss' warmth and approachability, and I still remember one of the silly jokes he told in class:...

Deepest sympathy to Peggy and all Merle´s family and many friends. Merle was a relentlessly positive man who did so much good for so many people. He loved his life and brightened many lives in his long journey with us.

To Merle's family, I am so sorry for your loss. I first met Merle several years ago in Tolley,ND. It was always a joy to see his rig parked in front of Wes's Bar. I knew I was in for a nice conversation and probably a great story. Merle will be greatly missed.

Sorry to just now hear of Merle. Another great Enderlin friend gone. I will miss him

Another loss of the Swedish Club.

Didn't know Mr. Foss, but sure wish we did. Your tribute sure made an impact on us. We are members of the Swedish Club. MYy husband was member of ARPI (but now he has memory problem at age 92ll). Congrations on your tribute and a to fine man. Mike and Kathy Best Swedish members

I´m sorry about Merle´s passing.

Our man to be deeply missed.

Merle was a good friend and a great entertainer. At handball tournaments his humorous storytelling and singing were really enjoyed.