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Marge Hall
August 22, 2018
Bob was a true friend and great neighbor. He was devoted to his family. We met him in 1965 when we were first married and moved into our home in Meriden next door to Bob, Eleanor, Sheila and Nancy. We kept in touch over the years and usually managed to together at least once a year.
In any endeavor he took on he was a perfectionist. He was interested in so many things. His passion with trains is an example.
Bob had a kind heart and if you were his friend, it was for life. Our children and I consider it a pleasure to have known him.
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