Robert L. "Bob" Carlos Jr.

ooops....sorry , Rob, I meant "PEACE".

Rob: It's hard to believe it's been 13 years since your passing. It doesn't seem that long ago we were hanging around Abdow's. Don't worry, you aren't forgotten. I drove by your house, on Dixie Ter., the other day and started to smile (maybe a tear of two thinking of you and Sue); it took 10 minutes to get the smile off my face. I hope you're resting in peace. As I always say: take care of Sue for me. Rest in piece, my friend. Dave

Rob: I can't believe it's been 11 years since your passing; time has passed much too fast. I still think of you once in awhile, especially if I drive by your old house on Dixie Ter. or when I drive by the old Abdow's on Memorial Dr. We had some really good times that I will always remember. You were certainly unique but a good friend, as well. I hope you are resting in peace and watching over your loved ones, who, along with I, still miss you. Rest my friend (and take good care of Sue, for...

Very sorry for your loss. Bob and I became friends in the Navy. I moved away and had not seen him in years. I have thought of him often. Truly sad for your deep lost of a great man.
Philip Gregoire (Brunswick, Georgia)

To Bob's family
I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Bob. We went to school together way back when at Lambert Lavoie and Chicopee Comp. Bob was a good friend of mine and one of the nicest boys in class. Haven't seen him in many years but I am not surprised at all he did and accomplished.
My sincere sympathy to all his family and friends.

Carol and Family-
We were sorry to hear of Bob's passing. It was important to all of us that Dillon and Bob got to see eachother one last time. We have been sharing special memories and laughs- seems to be that those horse shows offer more than just horse showing! Some big laughs over some trips to Texas as well.
Amanda and Dillon Groff

To: Susan, Bill and Robin -
Very sorry to hear that your brother Bob had passed. I remember him well from the old neighborhood.

Hey Rob: Yeah, I know you have left us, physically, but you will always be in the memories of those of us who knew you best back in "those" years, when we were all young and stupid. You and I go way back to when we didn't even have a driver's license yet, which doesn't seem that long ago but actually is a very long time ago. I'll always remember the countless hours of us hanging around Abdow's, McDonalds, drag racing on 291 and cruising up and down Memorial Dr. Your old '63 Ford was always...