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Denise Farmosa
December 26, 2024
It's hard to believe it's been 10 years since Dad passed away. I still think about him all the time.
Denise Farmosa
December 21, 2021
I can't believe it's been 7 years. I think of Dad every day. His "dad isms" are always with me. "It'll all workout dea." is one of the ones I live by.
DENISE FARMOSA
December 23, 2019
My Dad is still missed. He has provided a legacy of love and faithfulness, and humor. I wish my grandchildren got to meet him. I'm thankful that my grandchildren will see my Dad in my sisters, my daughters and my nephews. Of course my Mom has her important part in sharing their legacy.
February 5, 2015
Me and my grampy
Jason Bunar
February 2, 2015
Grampy, I'll never forget the dinner we had at Olive Garden "you said to the waitress look why don't you go get him what he ordered if you still want to argue about it you can come back after...and she did" we laughed about that. Grampy I will always miss all your jokes and talking to you at nite...you were the best Grampy ever I'm so sad and im really going to miss you. I love you. Love Jason
Karen Popp
February 2, 2015
Mom, Denise and I are always here for you, day and night. We love you so much and can't imagine what you are going through. Lean on us. 143
Dad I miss you so much. Your love, guidance and support has helped me become the person I am today. I am constantly filled with your wise words that guide me through every day. I will miss your love and hugs forever. I am a stronger person because of you. Thank you for always being there for me. I love you Dad.
Love, Karen
Janet Popp
January 30, 2015
I have so many good memories of my dad. He was always supportive, encouraged me to succeed and offered a comforting hug when I didn't.
My father was always so happy for every good thing that happened to me. Recently, I had VIP all-access tickets to a college bowl game. I called him several times during the event to give him updates (walking on the field, having lunch in a VIP box). He seemed to enjoy hearing about my day as much as I enjoyed the experience.
I will miss some of the simple things he often said. His voicemail messages when he would leave the message, “Hello Janet, this is your father”. Of course I recognized his voice. I will miss hearing him say, “worth a million bucks” when he hugged me. I will miss the countless times he played the practical joke “what's that on your shirt?” and taps the person's nose when she looks down. He always helped in the kitchen at any event and he could carve a turkey, pig or roast better than anyone. I will miss the look of contentment at family gatherings when the commotion of my sisters and families would swirl around him, and he would watch us and smile.
I will miss the way he would say “dear”. One word could mean so much; encouragement, comfort, love. This was the essence of my dad.
My hero My dad My everything!
Christine Bunar
January 27, 2015
Dad I miss you so much and wish I could hear your voice right now. I know I will one day but the emptiness I feel now is so painful…The reason I have so much pain is because I had such a great dad all these years and I will cherish every memory and moment we had together for the rest of my life. Dad you taught me so many important lessons in life…”you can't spend what you don't have”, “you should only have 1 credit card for emergency's only”, “Oil is just as important as gasoline”, “you don't laugh at your sister you help her”, “let it go dear it will all work out it always does”. Your kindness, calmness and thoughtfulness for others made such a difference our life's as well as many of our friends you were always a positive role model that cared unconditionally for all of us! You always had time to teach us something….I loved following you around in the basement waiting to hand you a tool or be shown how to fix something… “lefty loosy righty tighty” , “everything has its place put it back where you found it”….Dad you raised us to be able to “trouble shoot a problem methodically” and to be “independent in so many ways”, "common sense became so natural to us". You taught me how to change a flat and check the oil and drive the car. You taught me how to play golf and the “etiquette of the game” we had a blast in Myrtle beach!! You taught me how play the organ and “feel the tempo”. Dad you gave me the gift of laughter and joking your sense of humor will live on thru myself and Jason…I promise : )You had a Grampy bond that will live on forever in Jason and for that I am grateful. You both lit up each other's life and I will always cherish the love you had for each other it was special. Dad your family was always everything to you and that is one of the greatest gifts you could have given to all of us…for there is nothing stronger than the family bond! I will think of you every day. Dad I love you so much my heart is broken but the memories are what will soften the pain in due time. I Love You! 143 Christine ..your middle child : )
Dad and Denise
Denise Farmosa
January 19, 2015
Dad, You've always been an excellent provider. I never felt deprived of anything. I always felt loved and secure, because I knew that my Dad had my back. I always felt safe with you. You always took the time to talk and listen to me. You taught us the importance of laughter and looking at the humor in life. You were our quiet leader, smoothing things over and loving all of us. I'll never forget you and will pass your wisdom, joy, laughter and peace, down through the generations that I touch. You were always my hero. My favorite Dad-ism is “It'll all work out dear, one way or the other, it always does.” I look forward to the day we see each other again, in heaven. I love you Dad. Love always, Denise (Popp) Farmosa.
January 7, 2015
I will always remember Bob's smile, laughter and friendly manner, he was a special person and so cheerful - just a gentle sole!
he will be missed.
Love always.
Marianne & family
Nancy Cooney
January 4, 2015
Dad, I know I'm going to miss you everyday, but you will always be with me. I am the person I am because of the love and lessons that you have given me. Thank you for the encouragement, kindness, support, patience, and constant love that you have given me throughout my life. I will always grateful for everything that you have given me. I know that I will see you again someday, but until then, I will pass on the many lessons you have given me to your grandchildren. We will always celebrate you, and keep your memory alive in our hearts. I love you so much, and I always will. Love, Nancy
Bob Barbary
January 3, 2015
Sharing your loss with love, friendship and prayers. We will miss Bob and his sense of humor at WWGC. While he was a serious golfer he could always come up with the perfect one-liner for any occasion. I remember complaining about the mosquitos one day and he remarked.."there aren't any on the fairway!" The limit was three "zingers" per round and then Bob had to "zip it!" We'll still hear you, Bob but the limit has been removed!
Gordon Whittaker
January 2, 2015
I worked with Bob while I was at Lord Electric for 16 years. He was in charge of our "MIT Division". I will always remember both his electrical knowledge and his sense of humor! Rest in peace Bob.
January 1, 2015
I was not a part of Bobs personal life but I was a small part of his Widows Walk life for the past 10 years. I too shall miss his humor and wit. Spending 4 or 5 hours w/Bob twice a week you do get an opportunity to learn his inner self. We had many laughs & good times together & I will miss him as long as I live.
George Lovett
January 1, 2015
I remember Robert as a classmate 1948, 8th grade @ St. Anthony's school. He was one of the good guys from Allston.
My Sympathy to the family.
George F. Lovett
Bob, Sam, and Sean Morris
December 31, 2014
Our deepest sympathies and condolences.
December 31, 2014
Many memories from Widow's Walk and Allston. Attended St Anthony's with Bob and unaware of death. Our deepest sympathies.
Don and Sandy - Scituate
December 31, 2014
Bob will always be in our prayers.
John & Ann Mulkerin, Woburn,Ma
Kathy Asmar
December 31, 2014
What a wonderful man. I will miss him very much. When I came to St. Mary's he was given the task of training me to altar serve for funerals. I had so many questions and he lovingly answered them all. Because of him I have a ministry that I love. We help people in a time of need. He helped us all be good faithfilled servants.
Thank you Bob
Martha DuLong
December 30, 2014
Alice,
Sue, Mary Lee and I met Bob on the first Christmas Eve that he came with you to Grafton Street. In those days, Christmas Eves were especially full of wonder, joy and laughter. We knew that Bob was going to fit right into the family, bringing his own brand of humor, warmth, and love. We will miss him, too, and send all of you hugs.
Rob & Lauren Ferrucci
December 30, 2014
Our deepest sympathies and prayers for comfort are with you all.
Denise Popp
December 29, 2014
I'll miss you Dad. I'll always remember our times together and of course I'll make sure your wonderful jokes live on. Thank you for your love and for having me as your 6th daughter. I love you Dad.
December 29, 2014
Our deepest sympathy to the family and may you smile when you think of all the wonderful memories you have been given. Our prayers and thoughts are with you.
Eli, George, Becky, Audrey, Jeurg, Anna and your Barker Tavern Family
Ken Perkins
December 29, 2014
You and your family are in my prayers for peace and comfort, in this sad time.
Carol Patrick
December 28, 2014
I will be thinking about all of you, knowing how wonderful your Dad was. I was glad I got to meet him and enjoy a bit of his humor.
Mary Kay and Ivy Burgan/Frances
December 28, 2014
Thinking of all of you, hoping you can hold on to the thought of how much Bob loved each of you, to give you the strength to get through this sad time...
December 28, 2014
So very sorry for your loss. The next few days are going to be difficult but thankfully, you have family for support. My prayers and thoughts will be with you all.
Sandra White
Kathy & Carolyn Gray-Mullen
December 28, 2014
Sharing in your loss with love and friendship. Wishing you peace and strength in your time of sorrow.
Patty Powell
December 28, 2014
My deepest sympathy to your family. Find comfort in your memories.
Tom Elliss
December 28, 2014
There are just no words to describe the passing of a love one. Please accept our condolences during this painful time. Our love. Tom Ellis & Patrick Bowe, West Newbury, Mass.
The Staff of Richardson-Gaffey Funeral Home
December 27, 2014
Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.
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