Oswald Da Ros

Dear Da Ros Family,
Unfortunately, I was unable to attend the services for Ozzie yesterday, however our thoughts were with you. We remember the early years (1970s & 80s) we spent at your family parties. Both, Kacey & Charlie want to send out special condolences to Bradley & Danielle. I have had the pleasure of seeing Ozzie occasionally when he would come to the Santa Ynez Valley and it was always good to reminisce with him. I wish I could have seen all of you at yesterdays services.

We send our deepest condolences to the Da Ros family. He was a guiding light for many in the masonry trade and we held Ozzie in deep respect for his many contributions to our community.

Our deepest sympathy to the Da Ros family. His beloved wife Kathleen was a first cousin to my Mom, Mary Lennon Enos. We always enjoyed their company at family gatherings here in Boston when they came to visit. He was a very special man, always so friendly and welcoming and interested in what was going on in the family. Even after Kathleen's passing, he always kept in touch. Rest in peace. Pat (Enos) Bernier and family.

I'll never forget Mr. Da Ros. He paid my tuition from 1st to 9th grade and gave me my very 1st job when i was 12yrs old down at the yard. He would let come and swing from the tree and pick carrots from his garden. I remember cutting my fingers real bad and my mom went and got him to clean and rap them up. He was an AWESOME AWESOME MAN. Paul Ramirez S.B. cal.

I met Ozzie through my girlfriend Leslie. He was a great host of Monday night dinners with his friends, I was humbled by his friendliness. He welcomed me from the start. Very Gracious man. You will be missed