ROBERT S. CASSIDY

R.I.P. Bob. Your friends from XB73 have you in our prayers.

I was saddened to hear about Rob's passing. We have been friends since 1997, and he meant so much to me. We last spoke in August after his birthday. My prayers to Bruce, Clare and her family. He spoke of you so often, and his work at the family office in Philadelphia. I visited Boston in 1997, and 2004 at the Democratic convention, and he came to Minnesota a couple times. I showed him Mall of America and he met my daughter and sons. He took my son ,Andrew, to meet John Edwards the day of the...

Deepest sympathy to the extended cassidy family always great to visit their Hynes cousins n four roads Ireland .God bless all

Sincere condolences to all the Cassidy family on the sad passing of Cousin Robbie. We all here in Roscommon have fond memories of him. He can now have some great chats with dad Tommy Hynes and uncle John McGee about GAA and who´ll win the All-Ireland. He was talking to my mother only after Christmas and told her he´d be coming back to Ireland for a visit in April or May with Bruce. It was sad to hear the news today. May Robbie Rest in Peace.

As a fellow XBHS 73 classmate, I want to express my sincere sympathies to the entire family and Donna Smith. Always a fun person and a proud member of our class, and he always attended our reunions and supported the spirit of fun for the class of 1973, thus making our times together memorable. Prayers for all your family and Donna and please pray for us in heaven. Peter Weiss Xaverian classmate 1973

Dear Donna I am saddened to hear about Rob's death. May you find comfort in your wonderful memories of all the years that you and Rob have shared together. "When someone you love becomes a memory, that memory becomes a treasure." Anonymous

Rob was a wonderful friend who helped so many people throughout his life. Beverly and I will him forever.