ROBERT H. COLEMAN

Shirley, my belated condolences learning of Bob's passing. We last saw him a dozen or so years ago at the Hollis flea market and talked about thinning our mutual tool inventories along with his wood turning passion. Many African cultures celebrate the "Sasha" of overlapping lives, spirits, experiences which an individual remains alive in the recall of those remaining. Bob was a friend and fellow traveler who left a trove of colorful memories for me to pause and smile by.

Shirley, I am only seeing this now, in Sept of 2021. I had no idea that Bob had passed. I am so very, very, vey sorry. George and Bob were such good friends. I was trying to contact you with similar bad news from here. George passed on Sept 7. God Bless you, Shirley.

Shirley, I remember meeting your husband years ago and seeing him a few times at church when you were singing in the choir. As I recall he had quite a love for horses. Our kindest thoughts & prayers go out to you and the boys as you adjust to your loss. You are a strong woman and God will help you through the tough times ahead.

Shirley and Family, So sorry to hear of Bob's passing. Sending you lots of love and strength during this difficult time. He'll be missed.

Our deepest sympathies for your loss. We were saddened to read of Bob's passing. May all you wonderful memories help you in the days ahead. You're in our thoughts and prayers.

Rest well Scanlon, Stephen Clough