OSCAR POLLOCK

Oscar Pollock was one of the sweetest Brokers at Ingalls. He was a thinking man. When ever he spoke to you he would always say something to let you know he knew you or thought about you. Once a week I would go into his office and we would discuss Boston sports because he knew I was from Boston. He asked about the family. And he talked a lot about Coca Cola which was one of his favorite products. RIP Oscar! Will truly miss you.

Oscar guided our business and family's investments since 1975 and my father's for a number of years before that. What was comforting was the knowledge that he truly cared about what was best for us. I felt particularly honored that he spent time to share his thoughts on current events when he, no doubt, had bigger fish to fry. Our deepest sympathies are sent out to the Pollock family.

My Sincere Condolences to Nan and the family, All Holiday Luncheons was always a time to connect with our late Oscar. He was very passionate about the work we did and very concerned on how we we're as a team. Prayers will remain!

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.

Dear Oscar, you were a stalwart member of the Class of 1951 at PEA, a life long supporter of the Latin Department, and, with Nan and the Maddens, a fond traveler to Capri. RIP forever from Ed.

I have met Oscar around 35 years ago through an introduction by Bob Birch. We became business friends and shared many investment ideas during famous Bob Birch lunches and get togethers. Oscar was one of very few true investors who focused and executed his business to benefit his clients over time creating what I call permanent and not temporary wealth. Oscars generosity and kindness also came through his dedication to The Bridge Fund. As he often did in business Oscar identified a key...

Thank you, Oscar. I have learned so much from you and consider myself fortunate to be part of The Bridge Fund team, an opportunity that you and Nan made possible. Fondly, Maria