Robert J. Jabor Jr.

He was such a good, kind soul.

I am so sorry to hear of Bob's passing. He and I went to high school together, and we knew each other from a couple of circles of friends. But it was our shared love of music, I think, that lent the depth to our friendship -- it was just simply a pleasure to play with him, and talk with him about something that so evidently lit him up. I always felt that kinship.

I was Bob’s neighbor and he always had a friendly smile and a “Good Morning” when I passed him while he was getting in his car to go to work. I will miss not seeing him. My condolences to his mother, Sheila and his brother Jay.

Working with Bob was a really nice experience. He was so knowledgeable and experienced. He was always organized and helpful. We had a lot of good discussion and chatting. Talking about this trip to Asia teaching people there lab skills. And how the local area changed over years as he grew up. I still can't believe he is gone. We will all miss him so much.

It is with shock and sadness to learn of Bob's passing and from myself and the entire Cain family we wish to pass on our deepest sympathy the entire family and to friends and colleagues. I wish I could have been there in person to express my condolences properly. I have great memories of Bob and will miss him very much.
Take care and God Bless,

Jon Bryon Cain & Family

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I had the pleasure working with Bob and getting to know him outside of work. He loved his sports and was full of stats with each of the Boston teams. Bob was always happy and full of life. He will be greatly missed. RIP my friend.

John B.

Wonderful person, known him most of my life, will miss his blistering guitar notes and light hearted presence, my sincere condolences to his family.

To Leslie, Shirley and Jay - Please accept my condolences for the loss of your brother and son. I am so sorry and will keep you in my thoughts and prayers.