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In Memory of “Bobby D”

Posted on Author John RomanoComments(4)
It has been 7 years since he was taken unexpectedly from us but we do not forget the impact he made on the youth of the North End, Charlestown and many other neighborhoods of Boston.  It did not matter where you were from, Bobby D always was trying to help!  He gave selflessly of himself to anyone who needed assistance.
Bobby always said “SMILE”, so on the 7th anniversary of his passing on April 19th, SMILE and do something nice for someone, that is what Bobby would do!
YOU ARE TRULY MISSED BY ALL YOUR FRIENDS FROM
NORTH END AGAINST DRUGS

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4 Replies to “In Memory of “Bobby D””

  3. Bobby D was one of a kind. Always there for the kids of the North End and Charlestown. Rest in eternal peace Bobby!

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