New York State Senate Resolution 1858 mourns the death of William "Bill" Gosch, a distinguished citizen, veteran, and devoted member of his community.

New York State Senate Resolution 1858 honors the life and legacy of William "Bill" Gosch, a distinguished citizen, veteran, and devoted member of his North Tonawanda community. Born in 1923, Gosch served in the United States Marine Corps during World War II, participated in major combat operations, and was awarded multiple medals. After the war, he graduated from Niagara University and had a successful career in various roles, including general manager of Richardson Boat Company and managing the North Tonawanda Housing Authority.

New York State Senate Resolution 1858 mourns the death of William "Bill" Gosch, a distinguished citizen, veteran, and devoted member of his community.

New York State Senate Resolution 1858 honors the life and legacy of William "Bill" Gosch, a distinguished citizen, veteran, and devoted member of his North Tonawanda community. Born in 1923, Gosch served in the United States Marine Corps during World War II, participated in major combat operations, and was awarded multiple medals. After the war, he graduated from Niagara University and had a successful career in various roles, including general manager of Richardson Boat Company and managing the North Tonawanda Housing Authority.