Robert Senecal

To all the Senecal Family

I was saddened to hear of the death of you father and grandfather. I worked with Bob for many years at Perini and we traveled extensively together for business. Our travels took us all over the US and as far south as Puerto Rico. We would meet contractors, engineers and people from other Perini offices. Virtually everyone knew Bob, respected his abilities and genuinely liked him for the man he was.

We would often have dinner together and the conversation would turn to our families. Bob was incredibly proud of all of you. He would speak endlessly of your latest accomplishments in sports and life in general. He was always anxious to get back home to be with Paula and his family.

You have my deepest condolences and prayers.

Jim Prestileo

To Timmy, Mike, Ducky, and the rest of the Senecal family - please accept my sincere condolences. I remember your Dad as a steady, supportive, and energetic parent at football, hockey, and baseball games and it seemed like he never missed a single one.

- Earl (Bobby) Larson, N. Smithfield, RI

To all of the Senecal family -- so very sorry to see of your Dad's passing -- great memories of Bob as a friend, and as a key person in Northboro Youth Hockey -- but also just mostly as a good guy, in the neighborhood, at the rinks, all around good old Northboro -- wasn't aware of Paula's passing until much later -- my Jean really enjoyed your Mom -- my own thoughts now tell me they are together again -- our prayers are with you --Jack Nicholson

To the Senecal Family
Condolences and prayers at this time for you. The Flagg Family from Northboro and from New Jersey are very sorry to hear of the passing of your father. I am sure you have great memories of him.

Bob and Virginia Flagg, Northboro, Ma
Bobby Flagg, New Jersey

To the Senecal Family,
My deepest Condolences. As a young kid, new to Northborough, Bob (Mr. Senecal) was like a second Dad to me in some ways. He was my coach, an advisor, a role model, always a great influence. He called me "Flipper" because, as a goalie, I would flop around. Always a pat on the back, always a smile, always a big laugh, always boosting my confidence at a tough age. I was very fortunate to have Mr. Senecal in my life. I have very fond and vivid memories of this good man, and I wish you all God's blessings in your time of sadness.

My deepest condolences to The Senecal Family during this difficult time, my thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Dear Sue,Rob,Tim,Mike and Steve

So sorry to hear about your Dad. We had many good times wth your parents. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Love, Sally and Dick

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.

Dear Senecal family,

I am very sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. I knew him through the Northboro Youth Hockey program where he was my coach. As a 14 year old, these were impressionable years, and your Dad left a big impression on me. Now at 60, that impression still lasts. I can hear his gravelly voice yelling "skate!! you bunch of prima donna's!" as we did wind sprints at practice. I am glad years later I had the opportunity to see him again at a rink in Gardner as he watched his grandchildren play hockey, and I was able to thank him personally as an adult. I have nothing but the highest respect and gratitude for your Dad. I am very sorry he is gone....but not forgotten.