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Encyclopedia > Bob Mosher

Bob Mosher (d. 1972, television and radio scriptwriter, best known for his work on Amos and Andy, Leave It To Beaver and The Munsters.


He was born in Auburn, New York. He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, Susquehanna in 1939.




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Leave it to Beaver (1105 words)
Connelly's and Mosher's first solo television effort was a short-lived anthology series for actor Ray Milland.
The stories would be told from the kids' point-of-view as Connelly and Mosher recalled it and observed it in their own children.
Mosher was the father of two children and Connelly the parent of six.
Bob Mosher Tribute page (601 words)
Carey McDonald of Ocala and Mosher were members of the firstclass to be inducted into the Florida Athletic Coaches Hall of Fame in '77.
Mosher also is the only person to be named national coach of the year (boys track, '82) and national athletic director of the year ('85) by the National High School Athletic Coaches Association.
At Winter Park, Mosher was named Florida track coach of the Year 11 times and was the only coach to win state titles in cross country, track and team decathlon.
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