ROBERT E. KANE, SR.

To all the Kane's: We're deeply sorry for the latest loss of your father, and that this has been a very difficult year for your family. We're affirming God, as well as your family members, are giving you strength and love to cope with your loss, and that your father is at peace. God bless your father, Sue, and the rest of your family.

Kane cousins...
So sorry for your loss. Uncle Bob was just a great man! Loved his laugh...loved his jokes..loved his smile and steadfast faith. So good to his family. Many memories of the family picnics and softball games and sleepovers with Susie. He's been welcomed, I am sure, by many up there. May God hold you in his loving arms throughout this difficult time. Love... your cousin Patty.

To The Kane Family, Thinking of you all at this difficult time in the loss of a loved one. What a wonderful person Robert was, friendly, Kind, and dearly loved his family. I will always have memories of him and his family, and his love of his Catholic faith. Peace be with the Robert Kane SR family. Beverly and Gary Sprowls

We are so sorry to hear about Uncle Bob. Such difficult days. He was a great man, we will never forget how he took such good care of our Mom. A faithful visitor, and a holy man. We know his faith meant so much to him and feel confident he is with the Lord. Uncle Bob was a funny guy, always ready with a corny joke and you had to laugh. Also a great golfer, many conversations when we saw him about the golf game. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Jeff and Therese

Linda, Bob, Mary, Chris, Dan, Jim:

I was saddened to hear about Uncle Bob. I have fond memories of Uncle Bob from when we were kids. He was always the official pitcher at the softball games we would have at 4th of July, etc. And he always picked the teams (you here, you here, always made me laugh).

Many memories of the house on Lake Rd. I remember walking down to Gramma’s house on Frank St and sometimes he would be there mowing the lawn (I felt a little guilty, I...

To all my Kane cousins,

So sorry to hear about your Dad. I have fond memories of him always asking me, "Did ya get it?" referring to my report card...it just made me laugh every time he asked! He always took time to chat at family parties even if it was just for a few minutes. I have no doubt there was a welcoming committee of Grandpa and Grandma Kane, Rosemarie and Susie, Aunt Pat and Uncle Tom, Uncle Chuck and Uncle Jerry ready to receive him in Heaven alongside our Lord. ...

Thoughts and prayers from the Cachat's to the Kane's.