Robert Lupo Sr.

It is with great sorrow that we acknowledge Bob's passing. It is with even greater sorrow that we missed our chance to say good bye. We go back a long way with Bob, to his days in Montana. A smile always comes when we think of him and the things we did together. We will continue to smile when we remember Bob. Our condolences to all who knew and loved him. We have all lost a unique person. Joe and Janet Colombo

We are so sorry to hear of Joker's passing. Our fondest memory of him is when our mother visited from Boston and she wanted to take a ride on his motorcycle so he accommodated her by taking her for spin around the Eagle River VFW parking lot. Then she had to have her picture taken with him and his motorcycle. He never met a stranger and was a kind, loving friend to all. Bob & Joan Klotz

Dear bob, Thanks for Your friendship all these years. I hope the DX is running 24-7
for You. 73's my friend. De Kl7hd.

I'm sorry to hear about your loss. May you find comfort in knowing that God can be our refuge and strength (Psalm 91:2) And even when no one else can understand our feelings, he does.

Dear Bob,
We have had a life long friendship that will endure past are short time on this earth. We have laughed ,cried ,were fearful and brave .We had adventures and were in situations that were so profound .
They ran the gambit of all emotions. As some may miss you. I will not ! Every memory of our time together will remain a living realty.
Im looking forward to our new adventures in the next life.
Until we met agian. I will always be your best friend. No matter what.
...

RIP Bro. We'll miss you! Ride safe up their.

Ten years ago we met, a friendship developed and grew. We shared an interest in rocks and minerals, sometimes carpooled to a club meeting in Palmer, and enjoyed many laughs. We were also helpful neighbors to each other and remained friends after I left Alaska. I'll miss you, Bob.