William "Bill" Margolin

Bill was a legend at the WEH and WEHC. I knew him since 1960 when I was a senior counselor at WEHC. My condolences to his family, especially Bryna, who was the wind beneath his wings in his declining years.
I will not mourn for Bill because he lived a long and productive life but for myself because I will miss him.
Charlie Hennekens

BILL was a friend ,mentor, i learned a lot from Bill Snoopy his legacy will live on through all the people lives that had the honor and privilege to know him which is thousands of people. RIP RIP RAP RIP RIP RAP SNOOPY WILL LIVE IN ALL US . WHEN YOUR ONE OF THE BOYS YOUR ALWAYS ONE OF THE BOYS

Four generations of the Collier/Kane Family had the privilege and honor to be closely connected to Bill. He will be missed.

May his Memory Be A Blessing.

Charles Collier

My condolences to Bryna and family. May Bill´s Soul Rest in Peace.

If the WEH could have been a person, it would have been Bill. Caring, supportive, fun, kind, and always bringing out the best in people. I had the chance, one summer to sub as the camp nurse for a week and got a chance to see him in action. Our family had known him for years and I know my dad knew the House was in good hands with Bill. His memory is surly a blessing. My condolences to Bryna and the family. Bonnie (Schlosberg) Fortini

Billy Margolin was my cousin (technically my mother's cousin, but he and I were the same age) and some of my fondest childhood memories are of summer weeks spent at Max and Rose's cottage on Nantasket Beach playing with Billy in the ocean. My heart goes out to Bryna, who was forever steadfast and incredibly loyal in her love and support of her husband. I will miss seeing Billy at our annual family get together. He was ever a gentle and lovely person - so glad he was part of my family and my life.