Robert D. Scully

So sorry to hear that you have gone, it was great pleasure to have known you and to hang around with you, a stand up guy that my father spoke very highly of you playing football for him down the park, a good friend, rest in peace and say hello to Flash for me. Eddie Rogers

Bobby Always Was and Still Is A GOOD MAN. IM SURE HE WILL BE MISSED. GOD BLESS, JerrySparrow

With deep sadness
My Thoughts and Prayers LaLa/Joe
From Scats to Heaven
Peace Be With You Bobby
And Also With The Family

Joe Clougherty

RIP Bobby
A true son of South Boston
Never met anyone that didn´t like and respected him
To Lala and his family my deepest condolences
Bill McCormick
Formerly from Old Colony Projects

Lala, My deepest condolences to you and your family on the loss of Bobby. May he rest in peace

I remember one time we were playing charades. We used sit on your steps.You did the song Traviling man by Rickey Nelson by making two suitcases. I was thrilled to death when the older guys let me play football with them. You are the only guy I knew that hit the ball over the Marion Manor playing bar ball

Another one of the older guts I was going to grow up and exactly like. Even though thr scullys ,the Sullivan's ,Pollards played catch with me over the fire hydrant and lowered me down the sewer to get the street hockey pucks. All my heroes .

Lala, I am so sorry that you and Erin have lost Bobby. When I was growing up, he was one of the older guys in the neighborhood. He was always nice to us little kids, as were the rest of the older crowd.