Robert T. Trimper

Chris, sory to hear about your father. I worked with Bob at John hancock from 1972 until he retired. I remember him bringing you in here from time to time. I also remember him trying to get you into Trinity college where I graduated. Your father was very supportive of me and always ready to help whenever help was needed. I have many good memories of our working relationship.

Chris & Family,

We are so sorry for you loss. We know how much your family means to you. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family.

Dear Aunt Vilma and Family,
I am so sorry to hear of your loss, Uncle Bob was a wonderful, kind, and caring man. I still remember the smell of his pipe and the sound of his voice in our home in Sudbury - always a welcome feeling to be in his presence.
Nancy

Chris, I'm sorry about your dad.. I never met him, but through you I know what kind of a man he was. We should all be as lucky to have a dad like you do.

Dear Vilama and Family,

George and I send our sincere sympathy to loss of Bob. We had a wonderful time last Aug.with you and Bob and the old neighborhood.

It is a blessing to be called during this most holiest season of the church year. Bob was a very special person to be called during this time.

My condolences to the Trimper family. I knew Bob from our days at John Hancock. I enjoyed hearing him talk of his move to Houghs Neck as it brought back some of my childhood memories. My family (the Buckley's)lived on Babcock Street.

Vilma and family,
My deepest sympathy to all of you. Bob was very blessed with a beautiful family. I am so happy I had the opportunity to speak with him this past year and catch up. We had a great working relationship when I was his secretary for over 10 years at John Hancock. Know that you are in my thoughts and prayers at this very difficult time.
Phyllis (DiBenedetto) Grammont