William Foggle

I lived@Columbus apartments for 22 years in westfield, massachusetts.
We're really glad William foggle owned it.

I'm a friend from Bill's Dartmouth days. We each spent time working at t WDBS, the college radio station. Bill had a remarkable radio voice, and an interest in the news. I have an image of Bill smiling and enjoying the paper stream of news that rolled out of our ticker tape machine. He was also an enthusiast for the course entitled Great Issues. The text for this amazing program initiated by the then college president was The NY Times. Bill's keen interest in world affairs was atypical. But...

I was so fortunate to know Mr. Foggle and had the pleasure of babysitting both Mr. and Mrs. Foggle's wonderful children. I remember him as the kindest and a most wonderful man.

I am sending love and healing thoughts to Mrs. Foggle and the children, Andrea and John. Mr. Foggle I will never forget you and your kindness, your wit and your compassion. All my best to the family.

Sincerely

Linda Bisesti-Reidy

I am the editor of the Berkshire Jewish Voice - Bill liked the paper, and occasionally checked in to tell me so. We always shared a lively conversation about our Jewish community, as well as wider-ranging issues. I always enjoyed talking with him. I am sorry for your loss.

We were saddened to read about Bill's passing. He was upbeat, bright, caring and friendly. May the legacy of fond memories and the love of family and friends bring you comfort during this difficult time. We know that his essence will remain with all those whose lives he touched. May his memory be a blessing. Our sympathies to you and your family.

Our sincerest condolences to Lynn and all the family. Wishing you good health, strength that's heightened by many good memories, and support from family and friends,
May the future hold only reasons for celebration
Our thoughts are with you.
Estelle & Harvey Cooperstone

As friends, golf buddies and neighbors at Boca West, as guests at their anniversary party at the Club, and while visiting Lynne and Bill in the Berkshires, Bill's warmth, intelligence, business acumen, and generosity were what made Bill such a unique person. But best of all, was how he always expressed his love and pride of Lynne and their family. He is sorely missed.

My deepest condolences to the Foggle family. Bill was not only a long time customer of mine but also a valued friend. Fond memories of the times we used to get together.

Bill was a dear man and along with his beloved wife, Lynn, was a great friend of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. I will miss him so vefy much. May Lynn find comfort in a life well lived in love and happiness. Celeste