Howard Douglas "Butch" Lovering Jr.

So sorry to hear of Coach Lovering passing. Such a big influence on my life. RIP
Jay Chamberlain HHS class 1984

Was very sorry to hear of Butch´s passing. Great friend and team leader I´ve known since Junior High days in the 7th grade. Our deepest sympathies to Judy and the Lovering family. RIP my friend.
John & Jane Morse

So saddened to hear of Mr Lovering's passing. My heart goes out to the family. I send my thoughts and prayers.
Julie

Dear Judy,
John & I are sending you our deepest sympathies! May memories comfort you. Love give you peace. God bless.

Dear Judy--- we are all so sad, wish we weren't so far away. We're going over memories and old photos and sending so much love your way. He was so full of joy and good will, I know you will miss him so much. Please reach out when things become a little quieter, we are thinking of you all, sending love Deb Pratt

Beloved human being to us all.

Judy and family,
I am so sorry to hear about Butch. He was a great guy and my Johnny thought the world of him.

My deepest condolences to Judy and the family!

Butch was my coach in my first year in the little league baseball. We would practice down at Watson Field, and I think we were called the Expos. What a wonderful time it was to be coached and mentored by
him, teaching all us kids about baseball and teamwork. Butch would
keep trying to get me to try out for the hockey team. Saying "Chuck,
you would make a good defenseman". I still wish I had.

Judy, you were such a wonderful and warmhearted teacher. Easy to approach and talk to, as a youth. Thank you both for what you contrib-uted to our local community.

My deepest condolences to you and your family during this incredibly difficult time.

He wasn´t just a principal - he was a genuine leader, a mentor, and someone who made a lasting impact on everyone who walked through those school doors. I´ll never forget how he retired the same year my class graduated in 2001. At the time, I thought it was the coolest thing ever, and it made our graduating year feel even more special. Moments like that stay with you forever, and it´s a reminder of how truly memorable he made our school experience.

And you... Judy were the kind of teacher everyone loved, respected, and hoped to have. The kind of teacher who showed up, who inspired, who cared. I´m genuinely grateful that I had the honor of knowing both him and you. The impact you both had on so many of us will never be forgotten.

Please know that I´m keeping you and your entire family in my thoughts and prayers. May you find comfort in the love surrounding you and the beautiful legacy he leaves behind.

A great mentor as a teacher and a coach. He brought out the best in everyone and made us better people.
Sending my condolences and love out to his family.

Dear Judy
Please accept my deepest condolences on the passing of Butch.

he led an exemplary life that we admire, without losing the human touch he was known for,
our condolences to his family and fiends. doanld and susan whitney doherty. class of 1960.

Judy, so sorry for your loss, Butch was an accomplished, great guy. May God bless you and your family during this difficult time.

Jan and I send our deepest sympathies to you Judy and your family. It was great seeing you both at the High School reunion a few years ago. Butch played golf at York that year, which was the last time I saw
you both. Since I was in charge of the golf for the reunion, I kept hoping you guys would come back for another reunion. Stay well!

So sorry for your loss butch was a great guy. Love Audrey and Gabe.

I spent a lot of time with Butch growing up in Arlington and playing on the Football and Hockey (Championship!) teams. Karen and I send our deepest sympathies to you Judy and your family. It was great seeing you both at the High School reunion a few years ago.

So many great memories, Judy Baines ,he was so close to my dad Wally Baines at Norwich , and I babysat you all , sending love