Condolence: So sorry to hear about Bob's passing. Hard to imagine anything could take down that tough guy. I have fond, fond memories of growing up in Duxbury with the Kennisons. I'll never forget the political conversations (we all know what the problem really was!) and the many celebrations we shared together from holidays to weddings. I am thinking of all of you during this time.

Condolence: Dear Marge and family, We remember Bob well. Although he was older than we, he lived next door to Connie's best friend, Dottie Davies; and Earl knew him from high school. Yours was the first wedding Connie remembers attending with her parents. And Earl recalls that Bob entered the Navy two years ahead of him. At this time we grieve with you and pray the Lord's constant presence comfort you in the days and weeks to come. In sincere sympathy, Connie and Earl

Condolence: Dear Marge and Family, I did not know the trauma you had been experiencing these past weeks. Remembering Bob and Dad's friendship brings back many fond memories. Dennis and I want to express our deepest sympathies. You are in our prayers, comforted by the knowledge that the Lord will give you strength. Doris and Dennis Soliwoda

Condolence: Dear Mrs. Kennison, Mike, Merrill, Sara, David and families please let me extend our deepest condolences to you all at this somber time. Bob and all of you are in our thoughts and hearts, your husband, dad, grand-dad and OUR FRIEND and neighbor will be sorely missed by all. God bless you all and we hope to catch up with you some time in the near future. The Porters, Geoff, Debbie, Douglas, Tim & Dan