Roland J. "Butch" Bosse Jr.

TODAY IS JUNE 21, 2009, I STOPPED BY TO SEE DOUG BOSSE, WHOM I HAVE NEVER MET. I ASKED WHAT BUTCH WAS DOING. HE THEN TOLD ME ABOUT HIS UNTIMELY DEATH. I WAS FLOORED. WE TALKED ABOUT SOME OF THE GUYS WE GREW UP WITH. I PLAYED BASEBALL FOR ST. MARGARET'S CYO. I WAS A CATCHER. BUTCH WAS A PITCHER. I WILL NEVER FORGET HIS HIGH LEG KICK AND OVER THE SHOULDER PITCH. OUR TEAM WAS NOT VERY GOOD. BUT WHO CARED WE HAD A GOOD TIME . I GREW UP ON CRESCENT AVE. HE ON THE CORNER OF RAVEN...

With my deepest sympathies.

Worked with Roland in the Boston GE office 1968--1974 and knew he would have a succesful career there.
My deepest sympthany to all of his family.

Keith, Dawn and family, I was so sorry to hear about the passing of your dad Keith. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family.

Dear Aunt Beverly and Family

I am so sorry to hear about Butch,
I want to let you know I am thinking of you in this time of loss I know it is hard. My family and I send our heart felt condolences. Remember we love you and your in our prayers every evening. May God Bless you all.

With all my love your niece Patricia Hazelton & Family

Lily, Keith and Eddie
My prayers got out to you. We had so much fun together at our GE softball games and the Pats Game. One special memory is of your father catching a football after field goal attempt at Pats game and your mother ready to hit anyone who tried to take it away (before the screens were put up to catch the balls. We will miss Butch and remember he will always be watching you.


Bill Barry

Lily, Keith, Eddie and all the Bosse' family... my heart goes out to you all. You are in my prayers during this very difficult time.
With deepest sympathies,
Leah (Alyssa's Mom)

Our sincere heartfelt condolensces to Lily and the entire Bosse family. We will truly miss Butch.

Roland was such a kind man and his personality made him an enjoyable person to work with. During our phone calls you could always hear the smile on his face, especially when he spoke of his family. He will truly be missed.