Robert E. Lundy

Dear Ellen, I put Bob's picture up at Brothers where he will always remain. I'll miss shouting out "Hockey Bob!" as soon as he walked through the door. My deepest condolences.

Bob was someone I admired and respected so much. He was a person of a genuine kindness that is rarely seen. I will miss Bob very much. My deepest condolences to his family.

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Dear Ellen and Jessica,
Words can not express my heartache for you and Jessica. Please know that you will be in my heart and prayers today, tomorrow and in the future. Please know that your work family will always be here for you.

Sincerely,

Cindy Pontius

Although it's been many years since Bob & I worked together at Marine Midlnd in Syracuse,I have always held fond memories of our friendship. My deepest sympathy to his family. With blessings, Jim Finochio Liverpool NY

I knew Bob through my husband Bob. . .in the early years it was golfing, weekly lunches, road trips, and good times. He had many talents from hockey, photography [we have a few of his pictures], and as a realtor he helped us buy our current home.
He was a true gentleman and will be missed.
My thoughts and prayers to the family.
God Bless.

I knew Bob through my dad, Paul DiNapoli and through hockey association. Although I didn't play, my two, older brothers, Paul and Pat did. Bob was always so nice to me whenever us kids had to follow Dad around at the rink, whatever rink we would go to or conference meetings he had to attend. He was always such a kind man, so friendly and he always made me smile.

I met Bob again a few years back when my dad was honored by the hockey/referee association. And to his true colors, Bob spent time talking and catching up with us, so genuine and made us feel so important-even as grown adults. Seemed like years had never passed.

Please accept my prayers and thoughts for you and your family.

Jill DiNapoli (Mestas)

Dear Ellen and Jessica,

No words can express the deep sorrow I feel at Bob's passing. Know that you are in my heart and in my prayers now and in the days to come.
Roe

So sorry for your family's loss.
The Parvese Family in Nedrow NY.

My condolences to Bob's family on his untimely passing.
I've worked Avalanche games for 22 years and first met Bob at McNichols Arena. For the last 16 seasons at Pepsi Center Bob always came to my area every game to watch warm-up. We'd talk and had many laughs together over the years. I learned so much about the game of hockey from him, which made me appreciate the game even more. Bob was kind, funny, and thoughtful to everyone. I will miss him greatly especially his great laugh.

A true friend,to everyone he met.My friend always.