William J. Moisuk

To Tracy, Jill, Donna, Michael, and all the family, you have my sincere condolences and sympathy in your loss of a fine human being. Bill and I became fast friends in Colchester when the family moved there in 5th grade (circa 1960). He convinced me to root for the Orioles, and opened my mind to so many things with his inexhaustible curiosity. We read science fiction hungrily, passing book back and forth. At Bacon, he was an incredible musician, on trombone and bassoon. We went fishing whenever we could, and post Bacon, I was able to visit him in the Boston area while he was at Tufts. A better pal there never was.

May your many memories of Bill give you comfort as you mourn his passing. My memories of him shall do the same.

Peace, Owen Curtis

My deep condolences to Bill's wife and family.

Dear Tracy and Family, I worked with Bill for many years at CMRPC and enjoyed his sense of humor and depth of knowledge. He was a pleasure to work with. My sincere condolences.

To Bill's Family,

So sorry to learn of your loss. I was the administrative assistant at CMRPC. I remember how much he loved his kittens especially Charlie and the pics of them he had on his desk.

Remember him with joy and love,

Most sincerely,

Judy Pearson

Rest in Peace Cousin Bill ❤

Rest in Peace Cousin Bill