New York Assembly Resolution 1152 honors the life and legacy of William "Bill" Gosch, a distinguished citizen, veteran, and devoted member of his.

New York Assembly Resolution 1152 pays tribute to William "Bill" Gosch, a distinguished citizen, veteran, and devoted member of his community. Born in North Tonawanda, Gosch served in the United States Marine Corps during World War II, participating in major combat operations in the Pacific Theatre. After retiring, he dedicated his time to his community, serving as an Interim 2nd Ward Alderman and operating a costume jewelry business in Hawaii. Gosch's contributions to his community and his commitment to excellence are remembered and honored by this resolution.

New York Assembly Resolution 1152 honors the life and legacy of William "Bill" Gosch, a distinguished citizen, veteran, and devoted member of his.

New York Assembly Resolution 1152 pays tribute to William "Bill" Gosch, a distinguished citizen, veteran, and devoted member of his community. Born in North Tonawanda, Gosch served in the United States Marine Corps during World War II, participating in major combat operations in the Pacific Theatre. After retiring, he dedicated his time to his community, serving as an Interim 2nd Ward Alderman and operating a costume jewelry business in Hawaii. Gosch's contributions to his community and his commitment to excellence are remembered and honored by this resolution.