Robert F. Townsend

Great memories over the years with work & play @ MCASC conventions

Marie, I was so sorry to hear about the passing of Bob. I mremeber all the good times we had at the Mechanical Contractors conventions from back in the early 70s, especially some the late night parties by the pool at Myrtle Beach Hilton. It was a pleasure working with Bob over the years; he will be missed very much.
God Bless, Lee & Sandy Abernethy

Sandy and family- On behalf of Bob and I, and all at Pet Helpers, please accept our deepest sympathy in the loss of your dad. I know it was sudden and a shock and that makes it so much harder. Thank you for honoring your dads memory with request for donations to Pet Helpers to help the many animals we care for daily. You and your mom and family are in our prayers - God Bless- With love from all- Bob and Carol

Marie,
We heard the sad news about Robert. Although it's been quite awhile since we have seen you, we have wonderful memories of good times together in our earlier years. May God bless you and comfort you and your family during this difficult time. You'll be in our thoughts and prayers.

Hoap and Brenda

Tammy,
The partners here at T5 extend our condolences to you and your family. We wish you strength and healing during this time.
Jason, Pete, Jimmy, Frank, Mike.

Marie and family,
I was so sorry to hear about Robert's death. I also regret not being able to attend his funeral, I had a doctor's appt. that I could not change. You and your family go so far back with my family. Your children baby sat for my children and, of course, just getting to know you and Robert better through Larry. I send my deepest sympathy to you and your family. God bless you all.
With love,
Dale Baumrind

Tammy - you and your family are in our constant thoughts and prayers.You have our deepest sympathy for the passing of your Dad. What a life well-lived and a blessing to all who knew him. God bless you and your family. The Gillespy Family

Marie,
Janet and I were Blessed to be at the party after Christmas with you and Robert, to be able to sit around and talk like we did. When we get back to Charleston will drop by and say Hi.
And please know this, Robert knew
How to Leave A Legacy
1. Get good at something. That he did.
2. Finish what you start. He did that also.
3. Invest in things that have meaning. He invested in "FRIENDS".
4. And then remember,
sometimes your best work is only...