Well I met Bob in the apartment building where he and I lived he talked my leg off he was telling me about his singing career he seemed like a nice guy I know he was having problems with his legs he sold his car he told me that I said to my husband one day I should drive him to the store get his food shopping done he was walking to the store that is too far when you have leg problems rest in peace bob I am glad we had that talk god bless you

My darling brother Robert (Bob) Evans passed away on the 24th. of January and I shall miss him forever. We talked sometimes 3 times a day and he was in such pain and no-body seemed to be able to help him. I know that he is suffering no more and in the arms of Jesus whom he believed in and although I will miss him everyday, I know he has no more pain. I loved him before and I shall love him forever. I have his paintings and photo’s to remember him but nothing will take the place of my dear brother. RIP Bobby, I love you till we meet again. Your baby sister Joannie xo

I didn’t know Bob well but I would like to think I might have helped him in some small way. I delivered groceries to him for a couple of months and enjoyed his stories of past successes and friends and I’m sincerely sorry about the problems he was enduring before his passing. Take comfort in knowing that, when I was there, he always mentioned his family and how much everyone meant to him.

Dave Holtzmann
Holtzmann’s Foodland Exeter

Dear Bob
You were always on tune. It was a definite pleasure to have met you. Thanks for dropping in, wish I could remember all your jokes. Your suggestions and advise at a bleak time in my life helped so much. Your phone calls telling me exactly where you lived wanting me to come up for a meal, I am sorry I never did. Can never forget your name it is just like Bob Evans Restaurant. See you sometime at a top class bar and lounge. God Bless