ROBERT JAMES PELLETIER

Condolences & Memories (5 entries)

• Robbie was one of the best souls I have ever known in life. He had the craziest personality all the laughs, jokes and he was very smart. He had so much love to give. I love you so much baby and I miss you so much. I'm glad you were in my life. ❤️ Fly free baby. - Posted by: Crystal (Girlfriend) on: Jun 12, 2019

• All I can say is that I miss seeing Rob at work and I appreciate how Rob said to me that he trusted me and thought I was a nice person. Rob I miss you!! I miss you because you were the nicest person who took the time to say hello and tell me funny jokes. I hope you are resting peacefully my friend!! To Crystal and Robs family; I offer my sincere condolences. From Cheryl Arnaud- Rob's work friend. - Posted by: Cheryl Arnaud (Work friend) on: Jun 06, 2019

• Robbie was one of my first friends in life. My family lived exactly 2 houses over from his. We were the same age and however our introduction occurred, we became fast friends. He and Angie (Angela) were good friends to myself and my younger sisters. We all spent a great deal of time together, mostly in the summer I suppose, whether it was baseball, tag, a million different games or adventures surrounding their amazing playhouse their father built, or beyond. We were very fortunate to grow up with backyards that extended almost infinitely, stretching into the lake, the hills and the forest. I remember us going “hunting” in the bush, I had my bow and Robbie had his wristrocket slingshot. We were hunting rabbits (we never came close to killing anything, and to see a rabbit was considered an accomplishment) this time it was spring and the highlight of that expedition I remember was that we both fell through the ice on the trail, which at that age put us just past our waists, Robbie fell through first, me a moment later and despite the unexpected frigidity we immediately were howling, wailing and laughing our asses off! That’s what I remember about Robbie, he was warm and funny and liked to laugh. And his laugh was infectious, which of course is the best kind of laugh to have. Lastly, I’d like to credit Robbie for setting me on the right path by giving me my first mixed tape. The 2 songs on it that I will never forget were First, “Rockin’ Robin” by Bobby Day, a soul, R&B classic and Second, Edgar Winter’s “Frankenstein” a monstrous hard/prog rock instrumental. When I talk about musical influences to this day, I credit Robbie for giving me that tape, which blew my socks off then and continues to, to this day. I always think of him whenever I hear either of those songs. Robbie, I am sad and I feel a deep loss knowing that you are no longer with us, but I picture you now in paradise, free, surrounded by love and music, for always. Dear Julie, Ron and Angela, deepest condolences to you all, from my wife and I and from my Father and my sisters. You are in our thoughts and prayers. - Posted by: Paul Bancroft (Friend) on: Jun 03, 2019

• Rob, you big bugger - you were a breath of fresh air for me (with our “pissed off “ ways) You had a great sense of humour and I miss that already - as we talked and joked right to the end. Rest peacefully my friend and if you see anything going on that I should be made aware of - send me a signal please big fella - I will always and do already miss you, Jimmy - Posted by: Jim Malloy (work buddy) on: Jun 02, 2019

• Dear Julie and family, We were both truly sorry to hear about Robbie and give you our condolences. Love, Jo-Anne and Branko Znidarsic - Posted by: Jo-Anne and Branko Znidarsic (Neighbour) on: Jun 01, 2019