Robert Lamoreaux, Jr. Obituary

Condolences to the family. Bobby lived in our neighborhood and we spent time together as kids. We always found some way to get into trouble almost every time. Bobby was the first to get a car. A white 1957 Ford Galaxy Convertible. He was quite the envy of all in that thing for sure. I know he’d say “ I should never have sold that car “! RIP Bobby.

My condolences to you all. Bob was one of my favorite people. I enjoyed our chats both online and in person. He will be missed...Well done, Bob. Time to rest...

Always enjoyed our friendship and working together at Watertown Correctional Facility. Cindy & Erica, May you find comfort to give you strength, peace to fill your heart and hope to give promise of a brighter tomorrow. Rest in peace Bob.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

Always enjoyed working with Bob. He made working in a prison fun. Could Always make you laugh.

I have always considered Bob as a long time Friend. He was always one of the Best to work with... With the Greatest Respect... Mike Booth Watertown

I am very sorry to hear of Bob's passing, I worked with Bob at vespa's trucking many years ago, he was a great guy, RIP brother.

My condolences to you all.

You will always be remembered and of course thinking of you brings a smile to my face, we love you and will miss you dearly.Rose and Jeff

I’m sorry for your loss and you remain in my thoughts.

You both have had such hard struggles More than anyone I know. You prevailed. May Bob rip. Love you.

Bob was an amazing neighbor and friend. He would dig you out of the ditch in a heavy snowstorm, help you bury a beloved horse who passed, take in your traveling dog or cat, move a shed, plow a driveway, and give advice on any assortment of dilemmas. We will miss his good humor, his friendly visits, and his kind heart. Sincere condolences to his family and all who loved him. Life on Zoar Road was better for having Bob nearby.

It was my honor and privilege to work with Bob, he was always a ray of sunshine to brighten my day and I enjoyed many conversations with him. Bob was one of the good guys who did his job with pride and was respected by all. Rest in peace my Brother.

I worked with Robert at Watertown Correctional Facility.

Rob was a high school classmate, but it was much more than that. Our little gang included John Spicer and Tom Miller. There are many fond and lasting memories from those days. I left Watertown, joining the military right after high school. Two years in Vietnam, three years in Japan, half my lifetime in California, and I remember so much and so many friends from Watertown. Rob and I are the same age, and my day will come too. But as I look back on my life there are so many important milestones, Rob being one of them, that I can't ever feel bad about it all. I will leave with a great wealth.