Robert E. Fein

I've been a former employer of Mr Fein in Spfld District Court for 22 years I've since moved to Davenport Fl since 2003 I remember giving mr Fein my resignation letter in his office and he thought I was joking, when I told him that it was for real he got real emotion and so did I , Mr Fein was a great and wonderful man I will miss him and I will always remember him I've met his family over the years I use to see Robin quite a bit in court and the rest of the family throughout the years...

From the time I was a scared young lawyer entering District Court for the first trial,until I left 10 years ago, Bob Fein was always there for me. He helped guide me through many difficult cases and always with a smile. I was saddened to learn of his death, but glad to see that he did what he enjoyed most right to the end. I'm sure he was ushered into heaven without even a trial. My best to his family.

As neighbors for 12 years in Longmeadow, Ma. many, mnay years ago, we enjoyed Bob's dry sense of humor. He was a very humane and non "judgemental" legal artist. Our deepest sympathy and paryers for all the family.

To the Fein family, and my friend Robin- my deepest sympathy and just know the love you feel, and that the memories you carry will be with you to make you smile forever.

You don't know me but Iwas related to Bob thru his mother Mae. WE used to spend the summers at the beach in Woodmont Ct. Please accept my deepest sympathy. Phyllis Perlman called me from Nantucket to tell Me.

Mrs. Fein and family

I first met Bob when I became Clerk-Magistrate of the Orange District Court. Bob and I had many conversations at various meetings we attended about his family and through those conversations I knew how much family meant to him. He would talk about the travelling he did. I especially enjoyed hearing about the cruise on the Delta Queen. I have done many cruises myself so we would always compare notes.

He was also proud of the many years he had at...

Although away from Springfield for the past 3 years, my hearing of Bob's death left me touched and saddened.

I recall I had heard his old jokes for about the 200th time, after concluding a hearing in which he had found against my client...still able to make me laugh and , at the same time reminding me that our long 35 year friendship never intruded into his duty as he honorably saw it. If not for the distance and delay, I would say goodby, in person, to a true "mench" for all people.

His presence will be duly missed in the Springfield Courthouse.

With love and friendship, our thoughts are with you.