To the Kozarichuck family, I am very sad to hear that "Hobo" has past. I worked with Hobo at Page Hersey as a pipefitter many shifts together in the late 70's and early 80's until I moved on to other employment. Recently in the past few months have seen him again at Plymouth Cordage due to my Father-in-law now living there. Hobo and I have had many conversations there about the past and the people we worked with, it wasn't long but he remembered me. I will miss him and our chats, Bud
So very sorry to hear of your loss. Even though I did not know him I can see from pictures posted of him that he very much enjoyed life and will be missed. My prayers for the whole family at this time of saying farewell to your loved one
I am so sorry to hear the news that my “Number One” passed away. Please accept my deepest sympathies for you and your family. Every morning I looked across the dining room to see my dear friend Alex smile and call to me hey number one, I would always yell back kiss his head and call my friend “My number One” If I missed a morning because I was busy he would hunt me down to see how I was doing. Alex and I had many conversations about his family, farming and how much he wanted to go home to Bismark to his beloved farm. I will truly miss my” friend.” My thoughts and prayers are with you.
My deepest sympathy to the Kozarichuk family on your loss. I have very fond memories of my Great Uncle..fishing at his pond in Bismark and going for hikes in the forest at the back of his house and him visiting us at my Baba's. May he rest in peace!
