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Steven Branfman
August 14, 2025
Bill and Virginia remain in our minds and hearts....
Steven Branfman
August 14, 2021
I use Bill's pottery everyday. He remains in my mind and in my heart. He always will,,,,
Steven Branfman
August 14, 2020
I think about Bill and remember him everyday. His presence remains strong in my studio and his pottery graces our home and is in use just as he intended.
Sheila Murphy
September 20, 2011
We extend our condolences to Peter, Carol, and Jane. I was privileged to meet and talk with Bill through Peter and Carol on a visit to Needham in 2000, and thoroughly appreciated his gracious and charming company. I only hope that all family members will feel the comfort of knowing that friends share your sense of loss. Sheila Murphy
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Carol Herman
September 15, 2011
I had the pleasure of working for Mr. Ganick these last two years. He and his companion Jane Welt showed me the meaning of true love. I am forever grateful for that experience. Rest in Peace Mr. Ganick.
Steven and Ellen Branfman
August 28, 2011
Bill was a mentor and I will forever be grateful for his wisdom and advice. I will always treasure his pottery that we use everyday. Our deepest sympathies and warmest thoughts to Peter, Carol, the entire family, and all of Bills friends.
Debbie Winnick
August 28, 2011
I worked with Bill for many years at the Potters Shop - he was a wonderful, artistic, generous man. I send my condolences to all of his family and friends.
Richard & Mary Byrne
August 21, 2011
To the Ganick family,
Our deepest condolences to you all. we bought the marked tree potter's house 20 years ago. we had the pleasure of seeing your dad last summer, he came by to see the house one more time. what an interesting man, we chatted for about an hour, he certainley was full of information about how the was built, all information we never knew. may you all find comfort in your memories. rest in peace mr. ganick. we will keep you in our prayers.
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