Robert D. Paige

Bob, just thinking of you on this sad anniversary day. You will always be remembered by those who loved you. God Bless You. Donna

Hardest year, Dad. Filled with so many hard times and sad moments. But remembering the good times today. Miss you and love you.

Miss you dad. Learned a lot since you've been gone. You're thought about each day.

Bob, first Christmas without you. Remembering all the many Christmases we spent as a family and beyond. Thank you for all those memories, they are truly treasured. You are definitely missed.

Sincere condolences goes out to the Paige family for your sad loss.

Dad, I love you and I'll miss you always. Thank you for everything.

Matt, Melissa, Donna & Family,
Our heartfelt sympathies to all at the very sad time. May the many memories of days gone by fill your hearts and minds in the days and weeks ahead.

Lean on those who love you to guide you through this very fragile time.

With Love,
Marion & Paul Cameron

Fond memories of the MYF days at Holy Trinity. Our prayers are with you and your family.

My continued story. On a serious note, I would like to thank you for the honor of being my best man at my wedding. Even though your Dodge Dart Demon broke down in Saugus when it overheated on the morning of the wedding, we made it on time. In closing I would like to tell you that I love you and will always keep you in my heart. Every time I see Matt & Melissa, I'll see you through them. I'm sorry that through the years and distance we haven't kept in touch. That I deeply regret and hope you feel the same. I'm glad we had the chance to talk a few weeks ago and hope we continue to do so! Rest in peace Bob! Your loving brother Jerry

Hi Bob! I want to reminisce about our childhood growing up in Danvers. Do you remember when Dad thought he would be a hero and help get sister Donna's car out of the Tapley School yard? We had just had a major snowstorm and the plows wanted to clear the school yard but Donna's white Falcon was stuck in the yard. After a half hour, we went out and Dad had the car screeching and making black tracks in the snow. He didn't move the car a bit but managed to burn just about all the tread of the tires! How about the time we were in South Dakota on our way to California for the summer? We were only 12 & 14 years old then and we stopped at a hole in the wall restaurant. It was actually someone's house that served meals. It was a Saturday or a Sunday and after we ate, Ma asked to use the phone to call home. We didn't have cell phones in those days. Mom called sister Janet to congratulate her on receiving her nursing cape from Northshore Childrens Hospital. Do you remember how proud she was when Janet graduated from the LPN program. I do! We had many adventures that summer traveling to and from California while spending two months in Richmond, California. Those were great times! I want to thank you for the great times we had when you and Donna lives on John Street in Malden. We were both in our early 20's but were the biggest kids. Every night the Bruins were playing on TV, we had to play table hockey during the intermissions. It was so intense we would be screaming at each other. We would make Donna drop the puck for faceoffs and then it was bedlum. It got so competitive, you made Donna use furniture polish to clean the ice surface. Those were the days. How about all the Bruins games we went to when my friend Joyce would call up at a moments notice and give us her seasons tickets for the night? To be continued, Your brother Jerry

My thoughts and condolences to the family in this difficult time.

Fond memories as friends and on the MFD, Rest in Piece my Friend

Rest in piece my old friend it's been a long time with a lot of water under the bridge. My best thoughts to your family Bob, I hold our old times close and may we meet on another path again sometime.

Bob, thank you for many wonderful years together. Without our union we would not have been blessed with 2 wonderful children and 5 incredible grandsons. You will be missed. Love you, Donna