Condolence: Helen, John and I were so sorry to hear of Bob's death. We enjoyed singing with him in St. Mary's Parish Choir. He was always so cheerful and loved to talk about his sailing adventures. Please know we will keep you and your family in our prayers.

Condolence: I would like to express my heartfelt sympathy on the loss of your loved one. May the fond memories shared with him bring comfort to the family;and remember the resurrection hope Jesus spoke of in the Bible at John 5:28, 29 be a source of comfort during this time of grief and pain. Please visit jw.org> click on Bible Teachings> Bible Questions Answered> Life & Death > scroll to Death ,to learn more about Why we die?

Condolence: Aunt Helen and my dear Cousins, We are truly sorry for the loss of Uncle Bob. We could not attend the funeral, but our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Know that we offer our sincere condolences. Uncle Bob was such a part of Ken’s life and so many fond memories of Uncle Bob’s tremendous zest for life. He loved a good time, good friends and especially his close family relationships. He will be missed. Godspeed Ken, Ashley, Jordan and Hayes Gillis

Condolence: Dear Helen, Judy, Joanne, Chris, Mary Ellen, Bob and Joe, Very sorry to hear of the loss of Bob. He had a very infectious personality and will be deeply missed by immediate and also extended family. My sisters and I always looked forward to our trips in our youth to visit Uncle Bob and his family. And I'll always be grateful to Bob for his support and love during a personal time of crisis in my early twenties. As I spend time with my Dad, he often reminisces about the summers spent in Vermont with Bob as well as the week he spent at your house several years ago. He really enjoyed that visit! We are very pleased to hear that he died peacefully surrounded by you all. That is the best way. Love, Gerry Murray