Robert Burns Burden

Cynthia, I just found out about Bobby Burden. You had a wonderful life together and our hearts go out to you. Miss seeing you now that we are in Pennsylvania. Love, Patty Caldwell Pitkin

Bob was a kind and gentle man, who lived a life of service and caring. Our heartfelt sympathies go out to Cynthia and the entire Burden family.

I remember working with Bob on the Northeast 4-H Volunteer Leader Forums. He chaired the one in CT when we were the host state. Several of us traveled to other states to learn how the event was done. I had Bob on a bicycle on the boardwalk when we were in New Jersey, and one of us had a flat tire (I think it was me) Fun times!

Bob was one of the nicest men I have ever known. We shared the same Birthday. We go way back. And have made a lot of memories. My heart goes out to his lovely wife, Cindy, and his family. I will miss sending him his Birthday card every year. Rest in Peace. Gail, Larry and family

My sincere sympathies to you Cynthia and all of Bob's family. He was a great friend and will be missed. Also, Bob will be remembered for his service and fellowship to his brothers at St. Peter's Lodge #21 in New Milford, as well as Masons beyond. Always the gentleman, who lived in admiration and regrettably has passed on.

RWB Bob was a mentor to many masons at St. Peter´s Lodge No.21. His guidance and helpful hands will be greatly missed. Deepest condolences to the Burden family.