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Robert Donald FOSSGREEN

Sacramento, California

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FOSSGREEN, Robert Donald Sept. 9, 1928 - May 29, 2012 Age 83. Born in Chicago, IL to Andrew and Edythe Tobias Fossgreen. Preceded in death by his parents, sister Naomi, and wife Doris. Survived by sister Joanne; brothers Andrew and Leland; sons Kent (Jane), Bill (Tina), Don (Veronique);...

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Bob was a major leader during the 9 years I served as pastor at Florin UMC. Much more than that he was a both a supportive and critical friend who helped me fulfill my ministry to a higher standard. I shall forever cherish both Bob and Doris in my life and ministry.

I had the privilege of serving on the Interfaith Service Bureau Board of Trustees with Bob for several years. What a remarkable, faithful and godly man who cared for all. I was greatly blessed to have known this wonderful man. Rest in peace dear friend

God did certainly bless your family with a man of integrity and compassion for others. I am thankful that he was one of my teacher's in Jr. High School. Through the years as I have looked back on my life, Mr. Fossgreen was a teacher who truly set an example for his students. This makes me want to be a better person. God Bless you and your family. Katherine Palmer Allen

I'm so sorry to hear of Bob's passing. He was such a concerned teacher and impacted many lives. He and Doris loved hosting top English students and their teachers at Kerr. He also took new teachers under his wing and helped them get established in their new careers, always encouraging them to save for their future.

We were so sorry to read of Bob's passing. He was an exemplary
Member of our society and a serious supporter of our causes.
His participation in life's "business" serves as a model for us to follow. He will be missed.
Our condolences to his family.
Carolyn Clark and Frank Loop

I am honored I had the opportunity to work with Bob on several projects. We sat on the SUMU board together and after talking to me for 6 mos., convinced me to help the Sacramento Community Concert Association. I am helping with promotions. It was hard to say no to such a nice guy. He was most helpful to me at my church from remodeling projects to cooking at our potlucks, sharing food with me and making donations to my projects. I miss his calls! We could talk and talk about everything. He...

I have known Bob the past three or four years and have known of his influence long before that. We express our best wishes and sympathies to his children and grandchildren. He was a GOOD man! We won't forget him. The Board of Trustees and our many friends join with me in remebering this fine man. He left the world a better place than what he found it.

Jon B. Fish, President
Interfaith Council of Greater Sacramento
aka Interfaith Service Bureau