ROBERT KANE

Dr. Kane(Bobby) was my 3rd or 4th cousin. He was our family physician taking care of ma at the office or when he made house calls. When I was married, raising a family, he took care of my sons Jimmy and Jason. I would often see him at Starbucks in Newtown where we would sit and chat.
He was a wonderful Dr. Man, and a friend.
R.I.P Dr. Kane/Bobby.
Jim Hesson snd Family

It's been quiet-a-few years since as a pharmacuetical rep I had called on Dr. Kane; however, Ill never forget him. It was always a pleasure to speak with him. He was a true professional and more importanly a real gentleman. God Bless him. He will be in my prayers. Sincerely, Jim McDermott

Grandpop, you made your mark in this world, in more ways then I could never imagine. Knowing your story makes me strive to be better person. You were wonderful in more ways then one. You will always will be a role model to me and a legend to so many more. I hope you're with grandma and playing with Nala right now.

Your fathers gentleness and concern in his practice of medicine is not forgotten by all in the Sims family. The many times spent in his office and his visit to our house, whether it was medical or social. Your Dad was one of the Icons that was made Somerton one of the best places to grow up in. He will be missed again condolences from the entire Sims family.

So sorry to hear of the loss of your father. He is with your wonderful mother now and at peace. What a wonderful life had had, and touched so many lives as a doctor and family man. With love, Mimi Boyle-Harrington

I knew Dr Kane from my work with him at Mayo Nursing Center for many years. I will never forget his kindness and compassion towards patients. His thinking was ahead of his time in areas of ethics and what medicine could do and really what it should do. He was a brilliant man. I am sorry I will not be able to attend the services. My condolences to his family.

Dr. Kane was our family doctor in Somerton (Francis R. Smith family). He was with my father at the time of his death at Holy Redeemer Hospital in 1982. His devotion, kindness and patience was legend. He cared for my sons as babies. I will never forget him. God grant him peace and welcome him home to join his Kathleen.