Obituary for Harry S Bodozian
Harry Steven Bodozian, 64, lifelong resident of Medfield, Massachusetts, passed away on February 20, 2020.
He is survived by his beloved wife of 32 years, Kimberli Ann (Haigh) Bodozian, and children Harry Leonard and Angela Joy. Also survived by his sister Louise Helen Bodozian, her husband Michael Gibson, and brother Michael Harry Bodozian, his wife Victoria Bodozian, and several nieces and nephews.
Born and raised in Medfield, Harry attended Medfield High School and was part of the Warriors football team. Graduating in ‘73, his yearbook’s senior bio was full of lasting lessons: “LIFE IS: What you make of it.” His ambition? “To make a dent in the world,” and he did, on everyone he met. As both an avid football player and fan, Harry made lifelong friends while in high school and then again while coaching the JV Medfield Warriors during the mid-80’s. He proceeded to coach his son during Pop Warner for the NMM Vikings. Many of the boys he coached considered "Coach B.”, "Mr. B.” and "Big H” a father like figure.
He always put family first. He loved to spend time with them and all their friends at the cottage on Barndoor Island, boating on Lake Winnipesaukee, which he considered "The fountain of youth.”
“Armenian... tuff... Muzi Ford... quack”
Family and friends are welcome to attend his visiting hours on Wednesday, February 26, 4-7 PM at the Roberts Mitchell Caruso Funeral Home, 15 Miller street in Medfield.
He is survived by his beloved wife of 32 years, Kimberli Ann (Haigh) Bodozian, and children Harry Leonard and Angela Joy. Also survived by his sister Louise Helen Bodozian, her husband Michael Gibson, and brother Michael Harry Bodozian, his wife Victoria Bodozian, and several nieces and nephews.
Born and raised in Medfield, Harry attended Medfield High School and was part of the Warriors football team. Graduating in ‘73, his yearbook’s senior bio was full of lasting lessons: “LIFE IS: What you make of it.” His ambition? “To make a dent in the world,” and he did, on everyone he met. As both an avid football player and fan, Harry made lifelong friends while in high school and then again while coaching the JV Medfield Warriors during the mid-80’s. He proceeded to coach his son during Pop Warner for the NMM Vikings. Many of the boys he coached considered "Coach B.”, "Mr. B.” and "Big H” a father like figure.
He always put family first. He loved to spend time with them and all their friends at the cottage on Barndoor Island, boating on Lake Winnipesaukee, which he considered "The fountain of youth.”
“Armenian... tuff... Muzi Ford... quack”
Family and friends are welcome to attend his visiting hours on Wednesday, February 26, 4-7 PM at the Roberts Mitchell Caruso Funeral Home, 15 Miller street in Medfield.