Robert C. Clark

I remember so many good times with Bob at college reunions and football weekends in Hanover. His friendship was a joy for all our family from his freshman roommate at Dartmouth to all our children who shared the tailgate parties and funny stories. We share your loss and sadness. May his memory be a blessing for all of you as it is for us. Mary Anne Cox

My husband and I had great fun with Bob and his wife . I remember him as being a sweet, thoughtful , humorous man. We enjoyed his company. Condolences to his sons and family.

Sorry for your loss. I had some good times with meeting up with him for lunches when he did the cemetery run. He passed me the gauntlet but I haven't been as faithful as he was. He's now with good company his Mother, Father, and my Mom, his sister, Bettie Malo.
Prayers for you all.
Cousin Wendy Dumont

So sorry for your loss John and Robert...sending prayers your way.

Maureen and I were very sorry to learn of your Dad’s passing. He indeed had that dry sense of humor and was a gentleman. I recall many visits to the house and you Dad’s unfailing dedication to the Red Sox. I’m glad he got to see a few championships in the last decade. Our sincere condolences to the entire family.

I got to know Bob in the years he and his companion Nancy organized reunions at MacDowell Dam for those who attended or graduated from PHS. He also attended some family reunions with Nancy where he proved to be a most congenial man and friend. He is well remembered by those who knew him. Warmest condolences to the family.

My thoughts and prayers are with the family.

I am sorry to hear of his passing. I made his acquaintance when I was in high school and friends with his son Rob. Indeed, I remember him as a gentleman with a wry New England sense of humor. I am glad he lived a long life and respect that he did not go quietly into the night. Rest in peace.