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Scott Whitney
December 11, 2022
There are few days that go by when I don't think of "Roxy" and her kindness, cheerfulness, and amazing abilities to make learning fun. She has influenced my life in many ways, and continues to inspire me. I will always be thankful to have known her, and grateful for the many school and life lessons she shared. Rest in peace, Roxy. You are truly missed.
Scott D Whitney
December 20, 2020
"Roxy" was one of the best and most influential teachers of my life. She always made time to talk, provide advice, sit through a rainy football game for the school paper, and so many other gestures of generosity and care. She was an amazing educator, mentor, advisor and friend. I miss her more than words can say, and I am forever grateful for the kindness and care she showed. My sincere condolences to her family and friends. Roxanne was one of a kind.
Cathleen Gill
December 19, 2020
To Roxanne’s family my sincere condolence to you all. I was a neighbor and for many years we had the same hours each morning as we left for work. It was nice to have that morning chat to start our day. Her smile will be great.y missed.
Kim Mace
December 18, 2020
One of my favorite teachers and an amazing coach. Thank you for giving so much you made a difference in the lives of so many students.
Karen Corbett Sloper
December 18, 2020
Please know the BMHS Class of '68 sends our deepest sympathies in the loss of Roxanne. It was so good to see her at our last Reunion.
Ellen
December 18, 2020
Rest in peace my dear friend!! You will be missed!
Alison Boucher
December 18, 2020
One of the best teachers ever, Rest in Peace
Sarah Morse
December 17, 2020
You made such an impact on so many students during your time at Timberlane. Some of my fondest high school memories were on the volleyball court with you cheering us on. Such a kind and supportive coach. I hope you know how loved you were. ❤
Jeanne Wilson
December 17, 2020
Roxanne was a very nice and caring person who will be deeply missed.
Jeanne Snowden
Ellenmarie Widman
December 17, 2020
A wonderful teacher who loved all her students and their parents . She tried to be there for all.
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