Robert F. MacAllister

Dear Patti and Family:
One of the earliest memories brother Lenny and I have of "Uncle" Bob" was at his parents' (Mae and George) 50th wedding anniversary in N. Weymouth, MA. We boys were treated the same way his "real" nephews and nieces were, thus endearing him and "Aunt" Rose to us.
May we offer this prayer as we bid good-bye to our loved one:

"Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him. May his soul and all the souls of the faithful...

I always knew Bob as "Uncle Bob" and Aunt Rose growing up. Two of the most kindest and gentle people I have ever known. I'm sure that "Uncle Bob" is united with "Aunt Rose" and will be at last in the care of OUR FATHER IN HEAVEN. With deepest sympathy, Len and Donna Crowley

Dear Patty and family:
So sorry to hear of your uncles passing. May you be comforted by the many memories you have.
God bless, Lynn Crossman and family

Dear Bob and Patti, we were very sad to hear of uncle Bob's passing, but comforted to know Big Jim was there this month to see him and the family. I heard only wonderful things about uncle Bob. All our love. Jim, Missy and the kids.

Patti, Bob and kids,
So sorry to hear about Uncle Bob. I always enjoyed my visits with him. He was a sweet man. I know he'll be missed by you all. Just remember, you all gave him the greatest gift of all, the love and caring of your family. He was truly blessed to have you all in his life. Love to you all.

Dear Patti and Bob,
Please accept our sincere condolences on the passing of Uncle Bob. He is now in the comfort of God's good care.

The Leahy Family
So sorry for the loss of Uncle Bob.
Uncle Bob will be missed by all us that got to know him. The last years of his life were made so special by
all of you.

Dear Patti and Family

I am very sorry for your loss. Uncle Bob truly leaves many wonderful memories for your family to cherish.

Tracey