Milton Hochron

So sorry for your loss. I am forever grateful to him because in my high school youth at Port Richmond H.S., I was disinterested in school and he saw my potential and inducted me into a new program (1961 or so) to get wayward students back on track. I believe he was the originator of that program which allowed students go to school half days and to work after school. He devoted a lot of time with the teachers involved, the family and finding employers for students in the program. He was...

Hi Stuart, I´m so sorry to hear of the loss of your dad. What a legacy! He was a great man. I wish you and your family peace during this time.

So sorry for your loss of your dad. He was the first neighbor to welcome us on Walbrooke Ave. Larry and Arlene Kuffner

FOND MEMORIES OF MY TEACHER MENTOR AND NEIGHBOR . REST IN PEACE .

My deepest sympathies Hochron Family. Mr. Hochron was my Metals shop teacher 1952-1954, at Port Richmond High School. He was a great teacher and role model. Helped me make a steel hammer and a miniature vise. I still have these items today. Remember him on St. Patrick's Day dressed with green accessories. Again I am sorry for your loss.