Robert J. Noonan

Bob was a loyal patron of the Tolland Library-it was where we met. His sense of humor, stories and boyish charm brightened the room and always made my day better. Rosemary was a patient, loving wife-it wasn't long before we discovered we were neighbors and become friends, and then family. I enjoyed sharing my Eastern European bounty whenever I cooked way too much food (which was often). Losing him in this way seems surreal. I will miss his banter, love of life, worldly advice and opinions,...

The world has lost a wonderful person. I will always remember our days at EHS. I learned much about life from you, rest in peace Bob.

Love you GGPa
See you next time around

My condolences to the entire family . What can you say about Bob he was truly a Giant Among Men . I was involved in the Ellington High work study program this is where I first met him . When your a kid you have no idea when somebody is giving you there knowledge and wisdom and Bob was full of both . He would fight to the death for one of his students he really wanted you to succeed in life and he would try to give you all the tools that you needed. Recently at our class of 1974 reunion I was...

My deepest condolences to the Noonan.

When I grew up in the neighborhood, Mr. Noonan was the nicest, kindest (and busiest) dad on Sherry Circle! He became Bob later in life, had the best Facebook posts, and always asked after my mom, who lives at St. Patrick's Manor in Framingham now.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

he was a joy to be around im glad i had met him ill miss him

A great guy, will be missed so much