Robert J. Twitchell

My grandparents lived on Chews Landing Road. I remember walking to the Twitchell's after Thanksgiving dinner. Bob was a good friend of my Uncle George Clymer, and my mother, Peggie Clymer Berry. Happy times. 'Sorry for your loss.
Sincerely, David T. Berry

To the Twitchell Family- my sincere condolences to all of you. I hope the grief of your loss quickly gives way to the remembrance of all those years of good memories.

Jim, Jamey and family - Sorry to hear about the passing of your dad. Some of my earliest and best memories are of the Pomona Ave. house and all the fun we had. Best to all.
Scott Patterson, Los Angeles, Calif.

One night i was camping at Valley Forge with Mr. T. He was engaging us (jim, larry, andy jepson) about big picture issues in the world, the impact of internal combustion engines, commerce. I was enthralled. He was a class act, always in a great mood, his enthusiam for life was evident. I am thankful for the times i got to hang out with him. Hang in there Twitchells.

I am sorry to here about the passing of your father. I remember how much he enjoyed New Hampshire and Big Squam Lake. I will keep your family in my thoughts and prayers.

Jim, Jamey, and all the Twitchells. Sorry to hear of your dad's passing. He had a wonderful life and brought joy to many in Haddonfield and beyond. May your memories of him and your joyous times together help you in this time of sorrow. He was always friendly and kind whenever I was in your home and that is how I will remember him.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Dear JAN: Sorry for your loss. Best to you and your family.
Bill and Nancy Underwood

Haddonfield has lost a friend to hundreds and a father and husband of a blessed few. May we all celebrate a life well lived and cherish the memories forever.