Richard P. Cobb Jr.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

To Dawn and the entire Cobb Family,

I knew Dick from his days at U Conn when he and my brother Robin (Foote) were inseperable buddies. He would often come and hang out with Robin, my sister Jackie and me at the house on Wireless Station Road in S. Wellfleet that we rented summers. It was back in the carefree days!

I remember Dick as one of the most handsome, charming, polite and athlectic men I'd ever met.

My brother Robin speaks so fondly of you, Dawn, his...

To the Cobb family Sorry to hear about your father. Dick was a old friend.Went to school from grade school to high school.Knew the whole family, had your grandfather for a gym teacher.

Dear Bunny, Dotty and Bobby,

I was so sorry to here about Dick. He was such a charming, warm and delightful guy. He was my brother Stan's friend, soul brother and best man at their wedding. Growing up it was always Dick and Stan.

It is heartbreaking losing a son, father, brother so young.

My deepest sympathies. May your memories comfort you during this difficult time.

Fondly,
Tobey Slossberg Charlaff

To the Cobb Family,
I was so sorry to hear of Mr. Cobb's passing. I had the privilege of teaching Erika and Lauren, and got to see what a wonderful father he was to his children. He will be missed.

My sympathies for you loss. Dick looms large in our memories of high school. Hard to believe he's gone.

To the Cobb Family,
My most deepest condelences to all, I know Mr. Cobb was a great person. You will be in my thoughts and prayers. May his good memories never be forgotten and always keep him alive in your hearts. So deeply sorry for your loss.
C. Gonzalez, Isaac & Kevin Ferreira

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Dear Cobb family,

I write with the deepest of sympathies to Richards family. He was a man before his time and so well liked by his classmates. May he be at rest now.

Cress (Brownrigg) O'Brien