Robert Denier Obituary

First, my condolences to all of the DeNier family. I did not learn of Rob's passing until yesterday, Dec. 2 and it came as a total shock to me. I first met Robby when we were in the 5th grade at Needham Elementary School and as children we shared in many great adventures ranging from baseball in the Old Timers League headed by Ward Lee - what a great teacher of the game - riding horses and some missteps with BB guns and continued contact thru school plus the Order of DeMolay. We stayed in loose contact over the years but not so much in the past eight. But, I did think of him from time to time wondering how he was dealing with life issues. All my best to all of the familiar names that I see posted here.

Rob taught me how to navigate my first job. He was funny and kind and such a good person. I saw him not long ago, he was in a little pain and I´m so glad he´s not suffering. I am remembering such a good man.

Donna and Jim and family--

Condolences to you and yours. Sorry to have missed the gathering for Rob.

I recall with fondness Rob's kind eyes and smile, much like your father's, and especially his big old mustache, when I would see him around town. A good man.

Scott (and Sue) Graham

So sorry to see this. Rob was such a hard worker. Indeed, he can finally rest.

Test in peace my old friend!

Jeff A. Ellingson

Dear Jim and Donna,
Sending my heartfelt condolences to you both in the loss of Rob.
We share a lot of memories from our early years in the Columbine/Needham
neighborhood. Please know that you are in my thoughts as you honor his life.

Sorry to hear this about Rob. I worked with him at the schools and he came and set up oxygen at my home so that my elderly mother could visit. He was such a kind and gentle man, I´m sure he will be missed. Condolences to all his loved ones.