| CONDOLENCES (GuestBook) |
| CONDOLENCES (GuestBook) |
6/14/2018 Thomas Nelson
Westfield , Massachusetts , USA
Dr B was the most incredible doctor I’ve ever been treated by. He was our family doctor for years and treated all 7 of us with the utmost respect and compassion. Rarely could you find a man that cared as much as he. I’ve thought of him often as life’s challenges came along. Because he was the first man to give ME respect as an individual. I have always, and always will,love that man. My sincere condolences can’t be enough to show the respect necessary. Bless you all. Sincerely, Thomas J Nelson.
6/15/2018 Irving & Judy Goldberg
Stoughton, MA, United States
Our sincerest condolences at the passing of such a great man. He was a very caring and compassionate Doctor, he always went the extra mile for his patients. We will remember him in our prayers. The Goldberg's
6/19/2018 GAL Mchugo
Canton, MA, United States
Sorry to hear of the pass of Doc. He always stopped by the Town Clerk's Office to give and get hugs from the staff. I remember sitting beside him a our kids soccer and basketball games along with Lois and he always had a pocket full of candy to share. He was so good at giving compliments and friendly advise about healthcare. Thinking or you all at this sad and difficult time.
6/19/2018 Ed Dempsey
Hicksville, New York, United Sttes
David, Jill Turnbell is a cousin of ours. WE connected on Facebook. She told me of the passing of your Father. My Dad Dennis was a cousin of your Mother, Lois & her sister Jane. I want to wish you & your family my deepest sympathies & condolences. May your Dad Rest In Peace!
6/30/2018 Susan O'Neil OConnell
Granby, MA, USA
Dr. Batchelder saved my life in 1960. I was misdiagnosed by a pediatrician and when my mother brought me to his office he knew right away what was wrong. My family always held him in the highest regard. I am so sorry for your loss.
7/1/2018 Frank LaBollita
Canton , Massachusetts ,
My sincere condolences on the loss of Dr. B. He was a fine man who served his community and nation. I always enjoyed talking with him, especially at the Veteran’s Day breakfast at the Legion.