Robert E. Brassard

To the Brassard Family. I first met Bob when he came home from the war along with my Brothers Craig and Bruce .I was a wonderful guy and will be missed by many. God Bless.!!

Bird & Family,sorry for your loss. John & Cathie McHugh

I enjoyed volunteering with Bob over the years at the Pittsfield Cemetery, placing flags on veterans' graves in preparation for Memorial Day. We veterans would divide into several groups and complete the task within three days.

I also enjoyed the shared camaraderie with Bob and the other veterans at the Misty Moonlight coffee hour whenever I would visit the Berkshires. Rest in Peace, fellow veteran!

In Sympathy,
Hank Frydel

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Bob was a husband, a father, a brother, a grandfather, and a friend....and he will be missed by many people in many different ways. Bob was one of the good guys with a good soul. Joyce, Becky, Eric, Neal, and Ann please know that Bob lived up to all of what a good man should be. I hope that you can remember all of the happy memories so that you can pass them on to your families. As long as you talk about him he will always be with you.

Bill and Sherrie Brassard

Sorry to hear of your passing Bob, I always enjoyed seeing you and your quite smile at the Chapter 65. I had no idea that we shared so many passions, Motorcycles, Toy Trains, and were both EMTs. Rest in Eternal Peace my friend. My sincere condolences to the family. ❤✝

Joyce, Becky, Eric, Robbie, and Neil , so many wonderful memories growing up with all of you, Your dad was so funny, kind , and your mom and him had a love like no other, he will be greatly missed. Glad so many wonderful memories to sit around the table and talk about. He’s listening. Thinking of you all. Love you guys . In my prayers

To Robbie, Eric, Mrs Brassard and the rest of the family and friends, We are sorry to read of Mr Brassards passing. I’m glad he was able to make the trip back to Pittsfield so everyone was able to be closer to visit and support each other (as well as possible during the restrictions of this pandemic ).
Try to remember the previous life he had, not the last part of it. That’s heartbreaking! Remember the joy, not the sorrow. It’s hard, trust us, we know. But try. ❤
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In loving memory of a wonderful man. I love you and will miss you always. I am so grateful for the times we all spent together in Florida and in Massachusetts. I know you’ll be keeping your eyes on Joyce and kids and the grandkids from heaven. And I know you were greeted at the pearly gates by Mom and Dad and Dick! Rest In Peace Bob and ride free!