...will always miss my cousin "Bobby" ...One of my "Hamon" cousins from Montreal. I was the oldest in my " Journeau' family and so was he, in his family.
His mom (my aunt Hazel) and (my Dad, Earl) were brother and sister.
I loved his dedication to the family tree ... "A gift to the entire family" FOREVER
I loved his dedication to help people ...
My condolences to his brother, Norman and sisters, Freda and Cleta 
and to all who knew and loved him.  May he rest in peace.
Sincerely, Diane Journeau

To a man who gave me a chance for a second life. A true one of a kind. Thank you Bob you will be missed.

My condolences to all who had the pleasure of knowing Bob. Got to see him last time was in 2023 fall. Super kind person! Great times on the golf course with the Hamon brothers ..To be remembered..How kind?? Well, after doin odd technicial work around his home he rewarded me with some golf lessons AND matched set of golf clubs that I will have forever! He will be thought of every time I pick up the golf clubs to play.... R.I.P.  Bob

Steve and Eliane

My sincere condolences to my cousins Norman, Freda, Cleta and extended family. Bobby was special and especially kind. Did you know he taught me to jitterbug ? I love music and perhaps that came from him. .He lived life on his own terms and that served him well.
We did not see each other often but when we did it was like we saw each other yesterday. Rest in peace cousin..

We didn’t get to visit Bob very much but when we did it was always fun
He had a great sense of humor and was a kind and generous man
His company and spirit will be missed by many
Xx Sharon and Dave

My cousin Bob, you really left me surprized of your passing, you were looking o.k in the summer when you came to see me, although you were trying ro find a good home for alot of your admired music. Bob will be geatly missed in my heart. I would call him time to time. His live of cooking , golf, politics, and if course music. He would have been the greatest D.J. He really knew how to put mix matched music together beatifully. And his kind sensitve heart. Money did not run him what so ebeo ever, but helping the unfortunate ddid. You will be greatly missed. The song back in the late 60's and 70's reminds me of you, cause you loved the rolling stones, and driving in your car will this song played , you sang to it. Rollung Stones " It's all over now".