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dear mrs musselman dear linda,
i’m very sad to hear of coach musselman’s death. it’s unlikely you will remember me but i remember you very well - the pretty wife of my wrestling, cross-country and track coach at solebury. i was there from 8th grade (fall ‘66) to the beginning of 11th grade (fall’69)-after you and he and your family moved to tom’s river. don was a kind and astute coach . his timely encouragements helped me to some of the happiest times in my life. love sympathy and thanks,
nick love
One month without PopsMuss... still doesn't feel real. Missing you everyday Pops!
So sorry for your loss. I started at HS SOUTH the year after he got there. I remember he was always friendly and one of those teachers that everyone liked.
May he RIP.
Andrea DiDonna Sorensen
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Donald and Linda visiting Jef…
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Donald and Linda visiting Jeff and Karen with Alex, Maddie & Ella
July 15, 1961 59 years together

Through the years you never let me down... You turned my life around... The sweetest days I found I found with you.. through the years
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7/4/35 ~ 8/12/20  Heaven has …
7/4/35 ~ 8/12/20 Heaven has gained an angel. God decided it was your time Pops, and you will be greatly missed. I’m trying to really grasp the mixed emotions I have right now. It’s devastating that I no longer have my Pops to call on the phone, come visit in the summer time, talk sports, or anything anymore. It’s hard for me to understand that this is permanent, but Pops will look upon me and the rest of his loved ones and guide us through the roller coaster of what we call life. Its saddening to see the heartbreak in the family, but what we can never forget is what PopsMuss contributed to all of our lives. He was the most selfless person I’ve ever been around. He truly put everyone around him before himself. He is the type of man, I want to one day be. I will miss the corny jokes and the baseball talks. Pops has taught so many lessons to anyone that has ever been around him and has touched countless amounts of people. PopsMuss is truly a legend, and legends will never die. We will never forget you Pops. You have touched us all in different ways, but we all love YOU for the type of man, father,husband, and grandfather you were. You will never be forgotten or neither will the notorious “Super Duper”. As you always finish your texts with “Love Pops” I shall send it back your way this one last time! Love Cristian
The hardest goodbye,  I will …
The hardest goodbye, I will never forget our endless conversations, how you welcomed me into this world with open arms, never once doubted me for my abilities, and the way you loved all those around you unconditionally. You were different. From your corny jokes about the monkey and the lawn mower to our birthday celebrations for you on the Fourth of July. It was your time. Who knew that I’d be sitting at my confirmation in church as you took your last breaths. But I know it was because God was with us both. More importantly you. Heaven has gained an angel. Someone who cared about their family and friends more than himself. The moment I found out that you died my heart was torn into two, one side filled with heartache, and the other died with you. I often stop myself and take a walk down memory lane and I can’t help but cry. But I know you would not want me to cry. You would want me to smile and laugh and remember you as the man you were before cancer and before things got bad. Although saying goodbye is difficult, remembering you will be easy. I will continue to do it second by second. I hold my moments with you tightly within my heart and there you will remain. Until the joyous day arrives. That we will meet again. As you always end your texts with “love pops” it’s time for me to end with my love to you. I love you forever and always Love Cass❤️
i created this video for my grammy and pops' 59th wedding anniversary this year and would love for everyone to see the love our family has for one another
i want to share something tha…
2020
i want to share something that my grandfather has always told me throughout my life. in every life a little rain must fall, but it’s how we respond to getting wet that’s what defines us. if there were ever a time i should listen to this, it’s now. i realize that this is what you were preparing me for. i’m going to respond to your passing just how you would want me to. i’m going to smile at all the times we shared together, reflect on all of your advice and wisdom, and laugh about all of the jokes you’ve always told me. i’m going to keep working hard and living life to the fullest because that’s what you would want. cancer sucks. and watching someone go through it is mentally and emotionally draining. but that’s out of our control. what’s in our control is following your legacy. this man truly cared about everyone he knew, more than himself. and i hope to grow to be even a fraction of the man he was. rest easy, love you forever pops.🙏🏻❤️
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Pops would put his children and grandchildren above himself at all times. I'm thankful for him being in my life and I have big shoes to fill when I become a father/grandfather.
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