I first met Bob back in early 90,s i owned some property in Richmond and needed my chimney rebuilt i wasn't sure who to contact so i asked  another friend of mine Fred Blais  and he quickly responded Bob Luopa he's the best and will treat you wright so i called Bob he came over looked at the job gave me a price i said great but then Bob say's to me ounce you hire me i'm the boss i'll do the job wright i don't like the home owners trying to give me advice well he did a great job and since that day i have never used anyone else. I will miss Bob he was a great MAN.

Respectfully Paul Knowlton

For Bobby's children -- Clay, I remember when you were in preschool & kindergarten with my son Scott McLeavy.  I enjoyed getting to know you and your family.  A message for Heidi -- what wonderful long walks we had, through Troy & out on the Marlborough Road!  I loved visiting your family after you moved to Keene, too -- I remember your happiness when you planted hundreds of spring bulbs.

I remember your pride in Bobby's masonry work, and your struggles to keep that small business up and running.  So sorry I lost touch when you moved to Maine.  

Gus and I both remember how passionate Bobby was about the wildlife in town, particularly about the deer and their deer yards, which he knew a lot about.  He really cherished the land!

I was playing a prelude on the old tracker organ at the Trinitarian Congregational Church when Bobby crashed.  Donna Proudfoot and Jazz Breda, both nurses, started CPR on him immediately.  The entire church, lead by Pastor Stanley Clark, prayed for him, and for you, his family.  Colby, Clay, Lindsay, and Heidi, you are all in my prayers.

We are so sorry for your untimely loss. Bob was a skilled and enthusiastic craftsman and we enjoyed having him help us through several major jobs on our antique home over the years. He was always interested in preserving the history and integrity of a site while working on it, which we appreciated. Bob was a delightful man with many interests. We loved when he’d tell us stories about being in Alaska. You could feel his excitement. We also enjoyed it when he’d tell us about how his culinary endeavors. Bob was a true renaissance man! He will be missed by the many people whose lives he touched. We are honored to have known him.

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Robert G. Luopa

2 diciembre, 1961 – 21 octubre, 2018

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