Robert E. King

Rest in peace uncle Bobby you will be missed

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

To the King/Gray family... Thoughts and prayers to you all during this very difficult time. Many wonderful memories with the "larger than life" Bob King. May he rest in peace.

very sorry to hear of the passing of Bob,I knew him from the Police academy many years ago, but his humor and fun loving ways always brought smiles and laughter to many of us who were just trying to get thru the riggers of our duty's,,also his support for the T-Birds was always great to see at the games, and appreciated by many fans,,,Thank-you my friend for making lives much better and happier,,,,,,,,RIP/////R.Restaino Retired SPD

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends. My heartfelt sympathies to the whole family.

To my extended King Family, Please know how much your father meant to us. We will keep all of you in our hearts and prayers. All our Love. The Grasso Family

Tom, Dennis, and Debbie. So sorry to hear of your fathers passing. My Mom and Dad always spoke highly of him. My condolences to the entire King family.

I will always fondly remember Bob at the senior center with a smile on his face and a story to share. His wisdom and friendship will be missed. Kristina Lynch Assistant Director Agawam Senior Center

Bob was married to my sister Nancy and together they had sux wonderful kids. He got me my first job at Guild Carbide. I worked with him at the apartment blocks on Salem St in Springfield. Also being over the house in Feeding Hills on Southwick St and playing sports with the kids.