ROBERT S. MACONE

I had Mr. Macone as a printing teacher in High School. He was a great teacher and he's been thought of often. I'll be praying for him and his family.

Ann, Ben, Jon and Joanna, We are so sorry to hear of Bob´s passing. We did not know. He was always a fun loving, smiling face in the neighborhood for all the years we lived there. He was always willing to lend a hand on my projects and taught me things I thought I already knew about. There are many great memories and we are deeply saddened by his passing. I still can see him jogging or zipping past the house on his scooter beeping the horn. He was a great individual.

My deepest condolences to the Bob's family. He was such a kind and patient man. When I was a young mom, I took an Auto maintenance class with Bob. I was the only one in class without a car. He still taught me how to change spark plugs and fix a flat tire. Later on, I met his wonderful family. Ben and my son Justin have been friends ever since the Natick days. He will be missed.

I met Bob about thirty years ago at the boat dock in Maine where we have vacation homes. Bob and I had a lot of similar interests. Industrial arts teachers, woodworking, sports, and the outdoors are just a few. Bob enjoyed family life and boating at the lake and he always had a smile on his face. Bob is someone I looked up to as a great man and a good friend. I will miss him.

He was the bright spot when I moved to Natick in '84 Absolutely had a blast in graphic arts! R.I.P. "chome dome" Nancy C. Class of '86

Bob and I were Industrial Arts educators at Natick High School. When the shops closed we both ended up working at Wilson Middle School. We had some good times together. He was a gifted educator and was well respected by students, staff and parents. I am so sorry to hear of his passing.