Several grandchildren also survive.įamily and friends are invited to attend a graveside service for Bill on Tuesday (August 1, 2023) at Westside Memorial Gardens, 60 Stryker Road in Scottsville at 1:00 p.m. He was a coach of the Batavia Titans Semi-pro football team which won the 1998 championship.īill is the husband of the late Jeanette (Bouquin) Bosseler.īill is survived by his children, Amey, Matthew, and Carolyn step-children, Sandra (Paul), Patricia (TJ), Raymond (Michelle), and Thomas sister, Laura. Bill lettered 4 years in high school for both football and baseball.
Loomis American Legion post in Batavia and the Batavia High Blue Devils baseball team. Bill was also an exceptional baseball player as a catcher for the Glenn S. In college, Bill was a member of the football team at Miami University. He was a High School All American for football and was given the key to the City of Batavia on Bill Bosseler Day in 1966. He worked as the director of admissions at Bryant & Stratton College prior to his retirement.īill was a member of the Batavia High School Football Hall Fame and the Section V Football Hall of Fame and is under consideration for induction into the Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame for football. Bosseler was born Apin Batavia, a son of the late George and Victorine (Neamon) Bosseler. Pittsford - William Bosseler, 75 of Pittsford passed away on Sunday, (July 2, 2023) at his home. Your memories and condolences may be shared with Bob’s family at. Box 56, LeRoy NY 14482 GCC Foundation, 1 College Rd, Batavia NY 14020 and Our Lady of Mercy Parish, 44 Lake Street, LeRoy NY, 14482. Donations kindly suggested to LeRoy Ambulance Service, P.O. All are invited to attend either or both.įlowers gratefully declined. Immediately following the Mass will be a reception and light lunch at the Parish Center (former Holy Family School).
He was predeceased by his parents, Stuart and Esther Boyce and his brother, Jerry.įriends and family are all welcome to his Mass of Christian Burial on Friday, August 4th, 2023 at 11 am at Our Lady of Mercy Parish, St. His 8 grandchildren, Laura Nordyke Boland, Andrew Nordyke, Megan Boyce, Ryan Boyce, Emily Carter, Madelyn Carter, Gil Katz, Ella Katz and 2 great grandchildren will also miss their loving “Poppie”. He was also an avid Buffalo Bills and Buffalo Sabres fan and was recently recognized by both teams as a 50-year Season Ticket Holder.īob will be missed by his wife of 61 years, Beth, his daughters Ann (Alan) Nordyke and Tracey (Jim) Carter, and son David (Irena) Boyce. One of his goals for the ambulance organization was to make sure it continued to be a viable service in the LeRoy community with quality pre-hospital care.īob has been honored by several organizations for his community service including: Genesee County Health and Humanitarian award (2014), Botts-Fiorito Post #576 LeRoyan of the Year (2018), Boys Scouts Distinguished Service award (2019), and the Alpha Medal of Service award at GCC Foundation (2020).īob’s favorite times were spent with family and friends, freely dispensing advice on the best new car deals. He was president of the Genesee Community College Foundation for three years, was appointed a trustee of GCC by the Genesee County Legislature in 2014, and served as vice-chairman on the Le Roy Republican Committee. Bob also served as a trustee of Our Lady of Mercy Catholic Church.īob was a member of the board of the LeRoy Ambulance Service for 27 years and served as president for 13 of them. Milne Scholarship arm of the Rotary was of special interest to him. He continued his community service with the LeRoy Rotary Club, where he was active for almost 50 years and served as president in 1975. Bob immediately became active in the community by first joining the LeRoy Jaycees. Bob came to LeRoy with his family in 1968 to join the Ernest Townsend & Son Insurance Agency, now known as Tompkins Insurance.
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