To Bob’s family, I’m very sorry to hear of Bob’s passing. I just found out today.I met Bob while working at High Speed Hammer Company on Norton St. in 1977. One of the best people I’ve ever met. I am truly sorry to hear this news and I’m very sorry I missed his services.
JOHN SORRY I COULD NOT MAKE THE FUNERAL HOME OR CHURCH HAVE BEEN LAID UP CAN’T WALK TO WELL. BOB WAS A GREAT GUY AND FUN TO BE AROUND. HE WAS A GOOD FIRE FIGHTER AND ALWAYS WATCHED OUT FORTHE OTHER MEN AROUND HIM I AM SURE HE WILL BE MISSED BY ALL
Bob it was a great honor to work with you. You were a kind gentle guy with a heart as big as anyone I have ever know. Always you were there to lend a hand to anyone that you knew or you didn’t know. Our prayers are now with your family. Rest in peace my friend. mike and Beth DiMaria
Gail and Family,
I am so sorry for your loss. Bob was such a wonderful man. Words can’t express how sorry we are for your family’s loss.
Bill Benthin & Family ❤💙
Dear Gail and all Bob’s loved ones, Bob meant so much to my father, Don Godin, and our whole family remembers you both with much affection. My mother loved getting your Christmas card every year-it brought back memories of my father’s daily stories from the firehouse. He was fortunate to have Bob and the others as his close companions at work. May you all be surrounded by much love and comfort at this heartbreaking time. With deepest sympathy, Mary Godin Silverman
Gail, I’ve had you in my thoughts so much lately. I know how heavy a load you’ve carried, always with patience and love. There are no words adequate to your loss, but I am here if you need anything, or just want to talk. And Jill, you’ve been a rock of support throughout this difficult time. I don’t know how your parents would have coped without you.
Bobby was a wonderful person. I remember watching him and Gail so delightfully burning up the dance floor at Ruth’s wedding – and I’m reminded of his zest and enthusiasm. I think of how he came out one winter morning to jumpstart my car when the battery failed — and I’m reminded of his kindness and helpfulness. Every time I phone you, Gail, and hear Bobby’s voice masquerading as you on your voicemail, I’m reminded of his sense of humor, and it makes me smile. He will be missed.
For Gail and family….This is Barb Quinn, (Bob Quinn’s widow), and I would like to say how sorry I am for your “Bobby’s” passing. I will always remember his fun and upbeat voice when he would call to talk with my Bob. He was a great guy with a wonderful spirit. He will be missed by so many. Hold your family close.
We are very mindful that Bob had to be one heck of a guy gauging by his brother John, a team builder, and then some. The Birkahns offer our prayers and condolences to the Yanus family at this time of grieving the loss of a family member. Gary and Bonnie Birkahn.
Bob Was one great guy. An outstanding Firefighter who always had a smile on his face. He fought a tough fight and now the fight is over and he is at peace. May God bless his soul.
My sympathies to you Gail your children and family for your loss. I had the pleasure of meeting Bob at events and get togethers over the years and he was a very nice and special man. I especially will remember when you both agreed to take Bella and he came to get him and they looked at each other and Bob talked to the cat and it just worked out . Bella felt safe with him. I have the highest respect for him his life and family. You are in my prayers and thoughts at this time. God Bless
Gail, Im so sorry for you and your family on your loss. Bob was such a good guy and I know him and Bill were so close. I am grateful for you and Bob helping me out when Bill passed. Please reach out to me if you need anything. May he RIP 🙏✝️🙏 Janet Ciaccia
To Bob’s family, I’m very sorry to hear of Bob’s passing. I just found out today.I met Bob while working at High Speed Hammer Company on Norton St. in 1977. One of the best people I’ve ever met. I am truly sorry to hear this news and I’m very sorry I missed his services.
Patrick LaMendola
JOHN SORRY I COULD NOT MAKE THE FUNERAL HOME OR CHURCH HAVE BEEN LAID UP CAN’T WALK TO WELL. BOB WAS A GREAT GUY AND FUN TO BE AROUND. HE WAS A GOOD FIRE FIGHTER AND ALWAYS WATCHED OUT FORTHE OTHER MEN AROUND HIM I AM SURE HE WILL BE MISSED BY ALL
Uncle Bob, you will truly be missed –
Love, Gary, Gina, Crissy & Tommy, Todd, Mandi, Hayley and Mitch, Tracy, Mike, Max, Alex & Sophia
Thoughts and prayers from one brother to another brother –
With love forever, Jack & Shelley
“Loving Husband”
“Legendary Dad”
“Cherished Grandpa”
Bob it was a great honor to work with you. You were a kind gentle guy with a heart as big as anyone I have ever know. Always you were there to lend a hand to anyone that you knew or you didn’t know. Our prayers are now with your family. Rest in peace my friend. mike and Beth DiMaria
Gail and Family,
I am so sorry for your loss. Bob was such a wonderful man. Words can’t express how sorry we are for your family’s loss.
Bill Benthin & Family ❤💙
Dear Gail and all Bob’s loved ones, Bob meant so much to my father, Don Godin, and our whole family remembers you both with much affection. My mother loved getting your Christmas card every year-it brought back memories of my father’s daily stories from the firehouse. He was fortunate to have Bob and the others as his close companions at work. May you all be surrounded by much love and comfort at this heartbreaking time. With deepest sympathy, Mary Godin Silverman
Gail, I’ve had you in my thoughts so much lately. I know how heavy a load you’ve carried, always with patience and love. There are no words adequate to your loss, but I am here if you need anything, or just want to talk. And Jill, you’ve been a rock of support throughout this difficult time. I don’t know how your parents would have coped without you.
Bobby was a wonderful person. I remember watching him and Gail so delightfully burning up the dance floor at Ruth’s wedding – and I’m reminded of his zest and enthusiasm. I think of how he came out one winter morning to jumpstart my car when the battery failed — and I’m reminded of his kindness and helpfulness. Every time I phone you, Gail, and hear Bobby’s voice masquerading as you on your voicemail, I’m reminded of his sense of humor, and it makes me smile. He will be missed.
For Gail and family….This is Barb Quinn, (Bob Quinn’s widow), and I would like to say how sorry I am for your “Bobby’s” passing. I will always remember his fun and upbeat voice when he would call to talk with my Bob. He was a great guy with a wonderful spirit. He will be missed by so many. Hold your family close.
We are very mindful that Bob had to be one heck of a guy gauging by his brother John, a team builder, and then some. The Birkahns offer our prayers and condolences to the Yanus family at this time of grieving the loss of a family member. Gary and Bonnie Birkahn.
Bob Was one great guy. An outstanding Firefighter who always had a smile on his face. He fought a tough fight and now the fight is over and he is at peace. May God bless his soul.
My sympathies to you Gail your children and family for your loss. I had the pleasure of meeting Bob at events and get togethers over the years and he was a very nice and special man. I especially will remember when you both agreed to take Bella and he came to get him and they looked at each other and Bob talked to the cat and it just worked out . Bella felt safe with him. I have the highest respect for him his life and family. You are in my prayers and thoughts at this time. God Bless
Gail, Im so sorry for you and your family on your loss. Bob was such a good guy and I know him and Bill were so close. I am grateful for you and Bob helping me out when Bill passed. Please reach out to me if you need anything. May he RIP 🙏✝️🙏 Janet Ciaccia