Birth date: Aug 17, 1930 Death date: Mar 18, 2018
Robert Francis Thompson, age 87, a resident of Annapolis, MD, died on March 18, 2018 at Anne Arundel Medical Center. He was the husband of Virginia DuBon Thompson. His first wife, Cynthia, predeceased him in 2003. Mr. Thompson wa Read Obituary
Bob was the oldest of 16 Carey cousins. He was a very classy man, he always knew the right thing to do and say. Bob was my godfather, I always looked up to him.
Although we didn't get to see each other very often we kept in touch. In later years we would speak on the phone a few times a year. He was always so upbeat even when there were problems. It was like I could hear his smile over the phone. I will miss those calls.
With love and sincere sympathy to all Bob's family. , Carol Ann Prestia (nee Carey)
An amazing man whose life was rooted in faith, family and fun! He will be sorely missed by us all!! XOXO. The Fossi Family
Les and I were very lucky to call Ginnie and Bob Thompson among our closest friends. There are many memories centered around good times in Annapolis, and in our one trip to Nantucket. Bob proudly showed us 'his' island and wore his 'Nantucket Red' shorts as often as he could. How he loved it there! He was always such a gentleman and wore his 'heart on his sleeve' when he spoke about Ginnie. He was one of the kindest, most fun-loving, sincerest gentleman that we have ever known. Even throughout his long illness, he was so cheerful and optimistic....truly an inspiration in everything he did. We will miss him very much but we will also treasure all the happy memories he so generously left with us! Ginnie Henry and Les Boisclair
Uncle Bob lived his life with a smile on his face and a twinkle in his mischievous eye. He was the biggest kid among all the “cuzzins”, often the guy who started the shenanigans and then blaming Dave or Steve when things went invariably sideways. So much fun. Thanks UB.
I was privileged to be Bob's 'Protestant' pastor while I was serving as the Senior Chaplain at the Naval Academy. During that time, I walked with he and Ginnie through some of the difficult days of Bob's illness. Despite his sickness, he was always full of joy and I always left his presence feeling as though he had ministered to me with his bright smile and infectious optimism. I'm grateful for the privilege of having known Bob. More than anything else, I'm grateful for Bob's faith and the hope of eternal life that Bob has now entered. May he rest in peace and may the comfort of the Holy Spirit be with Ginnie and the family. Amen.
BOB WAS MY OLDEST COUSIN,11 YEARS OLDER THEN ME.WHEN WE VISITED HIS MOM'S AUNT HELEN,HE AND HIS BROTHER BILL WERE ALWAYS SO NICE TO ME AND MY SISTER CAROL!MAY HE REST IN PEACE. LOVE PETE CAREY
Sending Love and Prayers to the family. Friends and neighbors for many years in Ridgefield. May you all find comfort in the memories you share. Jeanne DiMuzio
