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I was and remain deeply sorry to hear of Bob's passing. I didn't hear of it until just recently when my sister, Sheila, told me. Bob truly was such a good and kind person, an imposing man with a warm personality and a gentle way, unfailingly polite and friendly to all. I will most certainly miss seeing Bob, but will remember him warmly always. My heartfelt condolences go out to Marybeth and Bob's boys. May he rest in eternal peace.

Donna, to you and your family, Paula and I want to express our deep sadness on hearing of Bobby's passing. Please know that we have been praying for the repose of Bobby's soul and for our Blessed Mother to help all of you through this time of grief. May Bobby rest in peace and may our Blessed Mother comfort you in this difficult time. Paula and Stephen

I am so sad to hear this. Bob was great! I worked with him in the 80-90's he would make squares for every patriots game. He was a genuine nice person and will be missed.

In this day of restrictions I was very unsure of how this would work. I have to tell you all that I was so impressed with the services. You all did a beautiful job. Your eulogies and your attention to detail was a true tribute to the Bobby that we loved. You all should be very proud of yourselves. What a beautiful send off. We love you all !!! Bobby will be missed!

Please accept my heartfelt condolences, Pound family. I will miss thinking of Bob as one of the kindest souls living in Quincy. Bob & I were both in Choir at NQHS and hearing his booming voice coming from the other side of our practice room is an experience I will not forget. He could talk to anyone & everyone, one of his many gifts. He was lucky to find the lovely Mary Beth. You and your Boys did such a nice job with your speeches. My best to you in the time going forward.

Mary Beth and family, this is just heart breaking. To young and taken to soon. He was one of the best. The service was lovely and I pray for your strength during this very difficult time. I am thinking of you and I love you xo Your cousin Jean

Good bye cousin, Im glade to have had life long memories as children with you in squantum the air filled with low tide we visited your parents Brown house you called home . You led us around to places children found a large world. The sent of charcoal being ready for a burgs and dogs. We were called to the top of your street to find a seat on the street curb as the parade was likely to appear coming over the hill. The sound of military bands and large trucks approaching found us with excited and smiling. Bob I'm lucky to have shared a beginning of my life with you. God Bless

To the Pound Family, We are so sorry to hear of Bobby’s passing. Bobby always was the 1st to volunteer, support and cheer on all the boys at their sporting events. His smile was infectious and will be missed by many. Your family will be in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time!! CP- We are here for you it you need anything ❤️ Katey & Erick (Pokey)

Marybeth ,Ryan ,Seamus and Conor I am so sadden to hear of Bobs passing. He was larger than life and always had a smile. May your memories get you thru this difficulty time. My thoughts and prayers are with you

My heart aches for All of You. Bobby was and is A Truly Bright Star That Will Shine Over His Family Forever ~ Your Guardian Angel, He’ll Always Be Near To Talk To and Help To Guide You. Ask and He Will Be There For You, My thoughts are that God Will Utilize Him As One of His Right Hand Angels🌟☘️☺️💫♥️ 🕊 God Bless You All🙏🏼

To the pound family:We are so sorry to hear about Bobby . Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. He loved life and definitely made the best Santa. He will be missed . God bless 🙏💕 love Ed an Terry Calvert

Marybeth, Ryan, Seamus, Connor and Mrs Pound, Sheila and I are devastated hearing of Bob (Hummers) passing. I’m not sure there is enough space here to list all the incredible memories we have being with you guys. Bob was an incredible friend that left us way to early.

My deepest condolences to the family. Words cant Express our loss in losing such a great loving person. I will always cherish the memories I have in spending my summers with Bobby when visiting my Aunt Donna's house. Spending times at the beach and swimming put to a boat he said his friend owns and come to find out we weren't suppose to be on the boat and realizing there was a swarm of jelly fish around the boat and no one wanted to jump into the jelly fish. Once one person jumped in everyone else followed. Great times. Going boating on the ocean in a small tow boat and going to movies with him and Aunt Donna to watch Bed knobs and bBroomsticks priceless. Playing darts in basement of his house and lifting weights on the backroom. I will always cherish those moments along with the 4th of July making the float. Thoughts and prayers to the family. Sorry Ithe family and I wont be able to attend the wake or service due to Covid 19 Pandemic Larry DeLacy and Family

To The Pound Family; Just received word of Bob’s passing. I knew Bob from North Quincy and spoke with him frequently at Fort Square Church. He was a gentle giant and a great guy. We always played catch up whenever we ran into each other. Our kids also played sports together. Please accept my sincere condolences during this difficult time. I pray that Bob now finds the peace and serenity he rightfully deserves. Rest In Peace Bob. God Bless, Joe Lowry NQHS Class of 87’

My heart goes out to Mary Beth and their boys, Mrs. Pound, Donny, Tommy and to all of Bob's lifelong friends. Bobby had an infectious smile and personality. His passing leaves a hole in the entire community.

Please accept our sincere condolences for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this most difficult of times

My sincere condolences to Mary Beth, Ryan, Seamus and Conor, Donna, Donny and Tommy. I remember the first time Bobby came to visit my son dressed as Santa. When I opened the door, for a split second, I thought he was really Santa! It takes a special person to have that type of presence. His deep, hearty laugh will be sorely missed. Godspeed Bobby. Godspeed.

Words fail to express my sorrow for the loss of Bobby. The entire Pound family is in my thoughts during this difficult time.

To Marybeth, Ryan, Seamus, Conor, Donna (Mom) and Donny (Jr.), I will always remember the great memories I have with my brother. Just to name a few…. • Swimming at the beach in Squantum • Fishing out a Long Island • Playing whiffle ball, shooting the BB guns, and “Camping” in the backyard • Kickball and sledding down Wedgewood Street • All the wonderful family camping trips • 4th of July parades and cookouts • Playing Little League baseball • Trips to Disney World • Becoming teammates on the Track and Field Team and watching you play football at North Quincy High • Leading us in song around the campfire at Ossipee Lake • Being the best Santa • The “Hey Tommy, what’s up?” greeting I would always get • That laugh and that smile…. I could go on and on. I send my deepest condolences, words cannot express the pain I feel. We have lost a giant, loving soul. Love You, Tommy

Jodi and I want to express our deepest sympathies to Mary Beth and the Pound family. I have so many great memories of the great times I had with Bob during high school, college and beyond. Bob was a true friend who would do anything for you if you needed it. He was a great teammate in both football and track and he always included me in all the great Pound family events. Bob has left us too soon, but I have memories of the great times we had together that will last a lifetime! Rest in peace my friend.

I’m sorry for your loss I still have lots of memories of bob growing up in Squantum William Milne

I'm so sorry for your loss. Please know that our thoughts are with your family and that you are surrounded by those who will support you in any way you need.

Haley and I offer our deepest condolences to the family .... Bobby’s voice will certainly be unforgettable especially at the penny sales ... Eric and Haley Connolly

My sincere condolences to Mary Beth and the Pound family. Thoughts and prayers are with you during this very sad time.

Marybeth and family, I am so sorry for your devastating loss. Bob was so good to us at Mount Auburn always sending baked goods. Heaven gained an angel but we lost the biggest angel on earth. My most sincere condolences.

My heartfelt condolences go out to the Pound family & Bobby’s close friends during such a difficult time. I will always remember his laughs, jokes & boisterous personality. My favorite memory of him, not only his presence during every Penny Sale, but in making my daughter Alanai’s first Birthday so special with his sausage cart. The world needs a lot more people like him & for that, he will be deeply missed by not only myself, but all the lives he touched. You are all in my thoughts & prayers as you mourn the loss of an amazing man ❤️

I and My husband were deeply saddened to hear of Bobs passing. We will always remember you, fun loving, kind and generous human. You will forever be “The Sausage guy” from camp. May your family find peace and comfort in the memories you created together. Until we meet again, Rest In Peace Bob and Diane Lemire

With deepest sympathy. Keeping you all In our thoughts and prayers! Jay & Norma Walsh

Dear Donna, Donny and Tommy- Please accept my sincere condolences on the loss of Bobby. What great memories we had growing up in Squantum. I remember when my Robert was just a baby and Bobby was playing Santa Claus at a fundraiser. What a great Santa he was. I'll miss Bobby and he will always be remembered. God Bless

Mrs. Pound, Mary Beth, the Pound families, and the Golden families I am so sorry for your loss. Bobby was always larger than life, so happy, and always had a smile for everyone. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. God bless.

Dear Marybeth and family, I am so sorry for your loss. My fond memories of Hummer are all related to high school track and field and how Paul, Hummer and I would question Mr Tozzi regarding why we had to run the stairs at the stadium as we were shot putters.

My condolences to Bob’s family. My father was Bob’s choir director at NQHS which gave me the opportunity to get to know, and sing with, Bob. My father always spoke well of him and I always remember Bob with a smile on his face. I pray for you all during this difficult time.

We will miss you Bob. Gone too soon. God bless to you and Mary Beth. May the boys have peace knowing what a kind and gentle giant you were.