ROBERT M. "BOB" QUINLAN

Philip Jay Howard Jr MD and his daughter Heather Meisterling RN send heartfelt condolences. We are glad to have supported the Bob Quinlan Breast Center in his honor. My Dad Jay especially remembers him fondly and the many great years they shared as medical providers in the Worcester community. May Bob rest in peace knowing how many he helped and that his legacy continues to.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. Working with Dr Quinlan in the OR made me love my job. He will be missed.

To Diane and Family Please accept my sincere condolences. Bob and I were good friends at Holy Cross. Regretfully, we lost contact after graduation. He introduced me to skiing (good equipment recommendations, but his sole instruction, "follow me", didn´t work out so well). And he was my guide for my first venture to Harvard Square. (With our Harris Tweed jackets, thrift store ascots and cigar store pipes, I don´t think we impressed any of the ladies). At HC he was singularly focused on...

A life well lived Bob. RIP. Jim Hampsey. Class of 66

I celebrate my Holy Cross classmate's strong character and productive life of service to others. He mattered professionally and personally!

Diane & family Our deep & heartfelt sympathy on the loss of your husband Bob He was a dedicated Doctor Loving husband devoted dad & friend to so many He certainly helped me thru a difficult time & I truly appreciated all that he did May he RIP

My sincere condolences. Bob was friend , colleague and leader. He was tremendous resource in the field of breast cancer, and was extremely compassionate to his patients. He will be missed by many of his friends and patients.

Bob was a wonderful physician and friend who brought joy to many people´s lives. He made the world a better place. He will be missed.

Bob's passing is a great loss not only family and friends but the community at large. He was always there, along with his wife Diane, to help those in need. I know from personal experience how deep and genuine his concern for others was. He and Diane joined my husband and me many times at our house on the coast and the evening was filled with laughter and joy. He could sure spin a yarn". Courageous in his final years he sets a high bar for us all. Miss you dearly. Dorothy