Condolence: Dear Quattrochi Family,

I always enjoyed the many conversations with Bob during our vacations on the Cape. I expected to see him, I was saddened by the news, such a great man. The Darcy family has him in our prays, we miss him.

Bill Darcy

Condolence: Aunt Kathy, Suzie, Joane, and Karen, Uncle Bob was a wonderful Uncle, Father and man in general. I respected his unconditional love of
family and friends. He gave so much of himself to so many. I was
Unaware of his illness . Please know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Condolence: So sorry to hear of Mr. Quattrochi's death. I remember the girls from our years at BCDS. I'm sure the Bergmans family bought at least one car from Pete's over the years. He was involved and committed to his community and his legacy will live on through his family. Sincerely, Johanna Bergmans Musselman

Condolence: Dear Quattrochis,
My brother Tom just gave my siblings and me a detailed report of the wake and funeral for your husband and father. I am sorry I could not have been there.
I have nothing but fond memories of "Mr. Quattroch" whether it was "covering for me" when I would bring a wrecked car in to Pete's, playing golf at the CC of P, or getting a wave from him as he cruised in the 4th of July Parade. Even after I left Pittsfield he always showed a genuine interest in me and my family whenever I came home.
The list of his civic contributions and accomplishments goes on and on and is most impressive indeed. But his dedication to church and family should get the most attention. He was a devoted leader of both. Tom mentioned that, among the myriad of other assignments, Bob was responsible for unlocking the doors at St. Mark's Church every morning and he had done so the day of his passing! I am firmly convinced that Bob Quattrochi has already approached St. Peter, offering to give him a day off if he ever wanted to take a break from opening the gates of Heaven. Because that's the kind of guy he was.
Love, in abundance,
Joe Farrell, III

Condolence: Please accept my deepest sympathy to Bob's family and friends. Bob was not only a valued customer of my drycleaning establishment, but a mentor for me to follow. I will never forget his smile and his warm words of encouragement. May he rest in peace.

Condolence: Sending love and prayers to all of you. I have wonderful childhood memories of Robin and I running around Pete's Motors and Mr. Quattrochi letting us sit in the drivers seats of the new cars. We thought we were very cool!

Condolence: To the Q's

So sorry to hear of Bob's passing. I have many fond memories of time spent with our families. I also enjoyed our visits on the cape in recent years. Bob was a great guy,
fun to be with and always very interesting to talk to. He will be missed. My best thoughts to you all. Bob Ford

Condolence: Sue and Joanne,
Please accept my condolences on the passing of your father. It is never easy coming to terms with the reality that he is no longer there for you in the flesh.
Cherish your fond memories of him to help you through your time of mourning. Be proud that he raised you to be who you are today, lived a full, productive life and touched so many people in a positive way.

Condolence: To all the Quattrochi famiily,
My deepest condolences on the loss of your beloved husband, father and grandfather. He was a remarkable man and there is a hole in this community with his passing. May time give way to fond memories of happy times that you shared with Bob.

Condolence: Dear Joanne, Jack and other family,
I was saddened to read of your loss and send my deepest condolences. I wish you strength in this difficult time. Look to the many happy memories he left with you over your lifetimes. His legacy will not be forgotten. His prowess as a businessman, community service and his dedication to his family will live on for many, many years. I am in Fort Myers right now and regret not being there to personally comfort you.