William-Hosack-Obituary

William David Hosack M.D.

Oregon City, Oregon

Jul 9, 1940 – May 19, 2024

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BORN
July 9, 1940
DIED
May 19, 2024
LOCATION
Oregon City, Oregon

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Adored by his family and friends for nearly 84 years, William "Bill" Hosack still left us too soon. In a world with so many books left to read and questionably tasteful jokes to tell, we know he only left because he wasn't allowed to stay. Bill was born in Emporia, Kan., on July 9, 1940, but...

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Posted elsewhere (I don't see it showed up) An extremely well written and accurate obituary. The description pigeonholes him perfectly. I worked with Bill for 14 years enjoying his sense of humor each time we'd interact over a pathology specimen. He represented old school medicine and was cut from the same cloth as Ted Collins, our long time Urologist. Knowing his sense of humor, one day on the way to work I stopped at Safeway to purchase a 12+ inch Polish sausage, then in surgery that...

Dad just found out about Bills passing , shared the news with me and I am very sorry for your loss He was such a "BIG" personality! Dad recounted many of Bills jokes with me then as we read through this absolutely brilliantly written account, we nearly died with laughter- what a legacy to leave. Godspeed Bill! Heidi Volk (daughter of Rainer Volk, former coworker and huge admirer of Bill `Hose´ Hosack)

What a beautiful depiction of a great man! May the family and friends be comforted with Gods love and peace. This family was a pivotal part of so many lives in the coast. That looks just like Zach!

Please accept my condolences. I went to school with Brittaney. Whoever wrote this obituary. It was absolutely amazing. I loved reading about him. What a wonderful life he had. My prayers will be with you and your family.

My condolences to Kathy and family. My heart is with you and Bill's memory lives on in my heart. Karen Kullberg Faw

Going out to a lovely restaurant in Coos Bay, where he ordered wine and said, "My wife would like a straw." What a character!