We mourn your loss here on earth but know with confidence that you are with the Lord.

  2 Corinthians 5:8
“We are confident, I say, and would prefer to be away from the body and at home with the Lord”.

And we rejoice in knowing that we will meet again one day...for all eternity. 

May perpetual  light shine upon you. 

Until we meet again❤️
Love always 
Michelle

Bobby was a great fun guy to work with respectful straight-forward; you got what you see and that’s a rare trait to have these days. He will be missed my most sincere condolences.
I worked for sewers as well but have never met Bobby until my sewer backed up and the sum pump started spewing sewage in the alley.
Bobby didn’t know I worked with the department but he knock and told me idk if you seen the ice ring out in the back (I had not a clue it was January 1st )
He said to me fix that before you start getting ticketed by some AH so don’t disregard the brake get to it buddy. 
Friendly guy Bobby life seems not fair when you see a young friend die.
May God give Bobby the peace and happiness we all deserve and can never find on this earth and look after his family as he will not longer be here to do so. 

My condolences to the family. I always said hi to him as I  walked home from school passing their house. He was always funny. Prayers & hugs. 

Bobby is a very good guy. I worked with him on nights at Central District. He is a very hard worker. He is going to be missed. Very sad to hear about this...🙏💙🤗

Hard working man. I have fond memories of the many friends he made while with Sewer construction. 
God bless the family. 

Rest in peace Bobby , what a great guy you where always a smile on your face and kind words and a joke to tell. 
You are in your mom and dads arms today but we will forever old you in our memories.
God Bless and condolences to those left behind.
Love Billy , Judy and Liam.

So very sorry to hear of Bobby Jr.  passing.  Our sincere condolences.

Christine & Rick Stoklosa
Crossville, TN 38572

I have so many memories I don't know where to begin. The dances, the nights at the park, going to see Tim McGraw on a Friday and Smashing Pumpkins on a Saturday, the laughs, the tears... all of it. Sometimes I think we were too young for everything we lived through. 
Most importantly, I remember your generosity, your willingness to dedicate time or money to just about anyone. I remember your concern for your family and friends, and for me. I remember long weekends in Indiana, cooking good food, fishing and watching movies. I remember bike rides to the lakefront and snowmobiling in Colorado. I miss you 100 times over and I will love you forever Bobby Lo Verde. 

I am so sad and sorry to hear this news. Bobby you were always the life of the party for all of us at Saint Thomas More. You could always make anyone laugh and you had such a good heart. My mom still talks about how you ran across the busy street for us when our dog escaped from our backyard. You made grammar school fun and it was always great to see you when we would  try to do our  STM reunions. RIP Bobby and you sure left your mark in this world! 

Bobby, you were my first best friend and you will always hold that special place in my heart. This is absolutely devastating to know that you are gone. You taught me a valuable lesson on how short life is, our text a few weeks ago you said you wanted to get together soon.  How badly I regret taking that for granted. I love you to the moon and back old friend. Rest easy. 

I'll always remember Bobby coming by our house in Tommy More to hang with my son Brian Balke back in the day.  He was always funny and had some crazy stories.  I'm sure he's going to be missed by many 
RIP 
Nancy Shea 

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Robert J. Lo Verde Jr.

March 21, 1978 – June 18, 2021

Blake-Lamb Funeral Home

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