Robert "Bob" J. Mailly

Bob "Red" was a lifetime close friend going back to Braintree High School. Bob & Lynn joined myself and my wife Sue in Orlando, Florida for several days celebrating our High School reunion, which was organized by Alden Shores for several years. Bob always admired antique autos and purchased his first in 1955, a 1930 Club Coup with rumble seat which we helped him get home. I'm not sure if it ever ran. Some other note worthy events are Bob helping repair Joe Rizzo Miles Standish Reservation Lake Cottage, helping me paint the outside of my parents home and last but not least but no least, hitch hiking to California which only a golf bag and clubs- I could go on nonstop!

We cherish the memories and rest in peace.

Art & Sue Thevenin

Bob "Red" was a lifetime close friend going back to Braintree High School. Bob & Lynn joined myself and my wife Sue in Orlando, Florida for several days celebrating our High School reunion, which was organized by Alden Shores for several years. Bob always admired antique autos and purchased his first in 1955, a 1930 Club Coup with rumble seat which we helped him get home. I'm not sure if it ever ran. Some other note worthy events are Bob helping repair Joe Rizzo Miles Standish Reservation Lake Cottage, helping me paint the outside of my parents home and last but not least but no least, hitch hiking to California which only a golf bag and clubs- I could go on nonstop!

We cherish the memories and rest in peace.

Art & Sue Thevenin

Bob "Red" was a lifetime close friend going back to Braintree High School. Bob & Lynn joined myself and my wife Sue in Orlando, Florida for several days celebrating our High School reunion, which was organized by Alden Shores for several years. Bob always admired antique autos and purchased his first in 1955, a 1930 Club Coup with rumble seat which we helped him get home. I'm not sure if it ever ran. Some other note worthy events are Bob helping repair Joe Rizzo Miles Standish Reservation Lake Cottage, helping me paint the outside of my parents home and last but not least but no least, hitch hiking to California which only a golf bag and clubs- I could go on nonstop!

We cherish the memories and rest in peace.

Art & Sue Thevenin

I knew Bob from church. We were ushers and greeters. We also
served together in the Men's Club. A finer person never lived.

Many happy memories of beautiful days on the golf course. We shared lots of laughs. Bob was a good friend, always concerned about how everyone was getting along. We were so lucky to have those good time together.

Bob was a golfing buddy of mine and others at Charleston Municipal Golf Course. He was a terrific guy with a great sense of humor & always gave as good as he got. He loved the game so much but was horrible at it but that never curbed his enthusiasm. We teased him about his putter, told him the 50s called and wanted it back. Bob will be missed by all the guys at the Muni & the world will be a sadder place. Many a glass will be raised in your honor.

Hey Bob - You beat me to the 'finish' line when I had so many more things to talk with you about. One subject of which was our last game of cribbage where you skunked me unmercifully. You are still the World's Champion Cribbage Player - but I plan to try & get even when we meet again!
Rest in peace, my friend.