Dear Bobby and Cheryl, I, too, spent many of my summer vacation hours with your Dad. The Pompei boys were on one side and my sister, brother and I were on the other, at 81 Lakeview. My fondest memory is going for short trips around town in his little , white sports car with the top down. What fun !! I actually think we were usually headed to the town dump, of all places ! It didn't matter to me, I was pretty cool riding in that car with one GREAT man. He obviously made a lasting impression with the neighborhood kids. I am proud to have known such a wonderful man. God Bless your Dad. Sincerely, Nancy (McGowan) Desrosiers and Family (Liz, Karen & Jim) Windham, NH

Dear Jeanne and family, I would like to send my heartfelt condolences at this dificult time. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Bob and I had only spent a short time together as a nurse we did develop a trusting friendship and I enjoyed the time we had together Bob was a kind, caring gentleman with a wonderful sense of humor it was a honor to meet him. Jeanne what can I say your a wonderful caring individual that went above and beyond as a wife and caretaker that was a tough road and you gave your husband the best gift of all being at home with you thats where bob wanted to be and you honored those wishes. I consider you a dear friend and will be here for you if you ever need me. love laurie and coach

Dear Cheryl and Bobby, Our condolences on the passing of your dad. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Love Janice & Dick

My first drive in with Bobby Cheryl....vanishing point and mother jugs and speed...need I say more 🙂 I have all good memories. Love you.

Cheryl, Bobby & Jeanne, I'm so sorry for your loss. You have all been thru a ruff couple of years. I'm sure Dad is at peace now and I can only hope that you are also. Cheryl, you have been a wonderful daughter - you were there for Dad when he needed you. I know this has been extremely diffucult for you - Ileaving your loved ones home and traveling to be with your Dad. I love you and I'm honered to have someone like you as my friend! Please know my thoughts and prayers are with you all. Love, Pam

To all of the summers with Bob I spent as a child wishing they would never end because Bob made them so much fun. All the camping trips to Prudence Island each and every memory held dear in my heart. Except the one time Bob tried to save my shirt from blowing away and ended up Fire walking in bare feet OUCH! Jeanne I also remember yours and Bob's generosity during our trip to your home in NH. You and Bob took care of 6 people, made sure we had plenty of fun stuff to do, and you cooked every spectacular meal. All though we have not seen one an other in several years I can honestly say that not a day went by that I did not think of Bob, and what our relationship meant to me. Bob took an often lost young man me, and gave me purpose, always a great place to go, and more fun times I could have ever imagined. Robert you will truly be missed. Michael Pompei and Family Carver, MA. 02330

I remember when you held Nicholas for the first time and said in that deep voice of yours "What a good looking kid". You looked at Cheryl and I and said "You guys did a good job!" I could see it in your eyes how proud you were of Cheryl. I'm so grateful to you for raising such a wonderful women and I look forward to seeing you again sometime. May you rest in peace. Grumpa, Thank you for telling me that I'm the best kid ever. Your the best Grumpa I ever had in the whole wide world. I love you.

To wish we could have just one more cast.... On Eastman and Mascoma.... with an ale or two. Memories of fishing to a tale or two.... Memories of fishing are more than a few...... Though the big one may of gotten away Look forward to that future day..... to once again cast away... And now you hope to fly they say.... like a bird of prey. Strafe away.... Bob Strafe away.........LOL!!!!!!!

Dear Jeanne, Bobby and Cheryl, my sincerest condolences are with all of you. Although I have not seen Bob in at least the last 10 years or so I can definitely affirm what a great loss this is to all of us. Bob was my second dad growing up, without a doubt, he would take care of all of us kids, especially the young Pompei boys all through the summer. I always had a great time with him no matter what we were doing. I remember the first time deep sea fishing, my father had just got his 20 foot cabin cruiser wooden with a Johnson motor, while Bob was an Evinrude man with the fiberglass boat. It being my first time out I got see sick. All can remember is Bob catching one fish after another and singing to each one he caught while I had the dry heaves over the side of the boat. Bob always had a good time no matter what he was doing. As years passed it was the Evinrude vs. Johnson, Triumph vs. MGB, Ford vs. any GM product and especially Schultz vs. Budweiser were always the subject or great debate between my Bob and my dad. We never really did figure ut which was better for sure. Bob was a great guy, I will always cherish the good times we had.

Dear Jeanne, Please accept our sincere condolences on the loss of your Bob. It was a long, hard road for him and he fought the good fight, with your love and support. Bob & Arlene Duffy

Sundays watching the Patriots with Dad as a young girl...he would bet me a quarter to "guess" if the next play would be a running or passing play. Dad was the coolest Dad in the neighborhood....always rounding the kids up to go sledding, skating, fishing, drive-ins, camping. Summers on the boat and the island. Weekends in New Hampshire with Dad and Jeanne. Sundays calls doing football picks. You were always the champion Dad! I still owe you 20 bucks...I will pay you back when my brother straightens up....he's a hunchback.

Thanks Jeanne for being the best wife and stepmother. You took care of my Dad the way he wanted to and let him have dignity and respect right to the end. There was always so much love and happiness in your home. We were all blessed to be part of your lives.