Condolence: Dear Sheila, I was very sorry to hear of Bob's passing my thoughts & prayers are with you and your family.Bob was a true gentleman and leaves a legacy in all the young men he influenced thru Boy Scouting

Condolence: My sincere condolences to the family. Bob was one of the most decent and personable people I had the pleasure to work with at LincolnFirst/ Chase Bank.
May he rest in peace.

Condolence: What I most remember of Mr. Carafice was the tradition of having him light the candle at the start of Boy Scout ceremony. Him talking about the symbolism of the light and what it meant.

But as I thought about light I remembered that it is never really lost. It resides in all that have taken it in and been nurtured by it. It’s true that we can never know how much more he could have illuminated our lives…
But as we look out over the faces of all that have known him we know that light is not and will not be gone. It shines in those he has shared his light with
and then through them to all they will touch.
Never lost
Never dimmed.

Safe journey around the next bend of the trail into the light, let it warm and guide you into your next adventure.

Our Deepest condolences
The Casler family

Condolence: There is not enough room to adequately describe the number of lives Bob has touched with his wisdom/knowledge, leading by example, skills, and scouting enthusiasm. He will be greatly missed by young and old alike. He will never be forgotten as Baden Powell and the many campfires where his presence was felt. My condolences to his "family" both immediate ( Sheila and Mary Ellen ) and extended ( whether relatives or scouters ). He will be missed but never ever forgotten. Hugs, Prayers, Love, and Peace to all.