Sending my love and heartfelt sympathy to Florence and family.I have such wonderful memories of Bob and all my cousins from my childhood. What glorious times these were looking back. Bob lives on in my heart and will forever❤️Love-Mary

My "Bobby" was a man of unconditional love and devotion to his family. He was a very  hard working, quiet, gentle man of few words. A Navy Veteran, he was proud of his service to his country. Bobby loved Doo Op and was proficient in their songs and artists. He enjoyed travel especially his last Viking River cruises.  The lives he touched will be forever grateful knowing him and will never be  quite the same without this wonderful, caring, loving man. He was, my Bobby, my sailor,  my love.  His Kitten, (his wife).


Dear Florence, this photo was taken a couple years ago when we went to visit You and Bob.  Our Condolences to You, Tina, Michael, Robert, Heather and Ivy.  Bob was a Good Man, Husband, Father and Grandfather.  He is now in Paradise no longer in pain, watching over you, until you meet again….. Love, old friends Pauline and Romey

To my dear friend Florence and to Tina and Michael and  the grandchildren...
     "Say Not In Grief That He Is No More.
       But Rather, Say In Thankfulness That He Was."

Much love to you all,
Mary Lou



My brother went home.  As a God fearing manI know we will meet again.  Bob was a brotherI never had. God bless his family especially Florence who took so excellent care of Bob. Thank you Flo.

Cousin Fred B.

Bob was the best brother any man could have..... memories of our early life in  Brooklyn, New York and the good times we shared bring a smile to my face and joy to my soul.   Opening Christmas presents.....birthday parties at our humble home...he was always there with a smile from ear to ear.   With his pompadour hairdo and a love for life, he was the coolest guy I knew....and he was MY brother.  Despite the nine year gulf in our ages,  Bob was a constant presence as he watched out for me on those Brooklyn streets.  A Navy veteran who served in the VietNam era, Bob was fiercely patriotic, proud of our nation and his service to it.  He loved his family above all.....his lifelong love affair with his beloved wife Flo was one for the ages, flourishing until the Lord called him home.   Bob was always happiest when surrounded by the fruits of his love with Flo, his children Tina and Michael, and grandchildren Robert, Heather and  Ivy.   Rooting on his beloved New England Patriots was standard practice with ample snacks and libation always.   Bob's work ethic was second to none.  I can still see him walking out the door with a bright smile on his face going to the second or third job he happily worked in Manchester to give his family everything that he possibly could.   My life was so enriched by having him for a brother.   A simply good man, dedicated to justice and the American Dream, his passing has left an enormous void for all of us who knew him.  Yet my faith assures me that he's in the place where we all hope to someday dwell, in the presence of the Lord, along with family and friends who have gone before.   Rest in peace Brother Bob and put in a good word for me with the Big Guy.

I have no photos, but I can tell you that Mr. G accepted me as a "foster" son immediately. From an Xmas stay with The Gudmensons (I'm certain I Misspelled the name, cuz of course) he made mer fell as though I were family. He introduced me to a thing I do to this day -  Noel is wrong. There is NO L. Florence and Rob helped me have a family when I felt I had none.  Thank you, old man, and know your memory will not fader as long as I am still alive, 

OBITUARIO

Robert Michael Gudmundsen Jr.

29 agosto, 1945 – 30 septiembre, 2022

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