May the road rise to meet you,
May the wind be always at your back.
May the sun shine warm upon your face,
The rains fall soft upon your fields,
And until we meet again,
May God hold you in the palm of His hand.
Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him.
May he rest in peace. Amen.
Bob was a reader and a writer, but he was also a quiet and deeply creative artist. His work was personal, thoughtful, and uniquely his.
We are honored to memorialize that creativity by offering a small collection of custom framed and matted prints, journals, notecards, and other paper goods created from his original artwork.
All proceeds from these precious and one-of-a-kind pieces will be donated toward Bob’s Memorial Ceremony. We can’t think of a better way to honor his legacy than by sharing the work he loved to create.
Check out some of Bob's art on Note Cards, Journals, Calendars and more
The Book of Bob
In lieu of a printed program, flowers, or cards, we wanted to create something lasting—a legacy for Bob that honors his love of a good book and a good laugh.
The Book of Bob is being created as a collective remembrance, built from stories, memories, and the words that only Bob used the way Bob used them. Short stories, long stories, one-liners, passing moments, inside jokes—there is no right or wrong way to remember him. If it made you laugh, pause, think, or shake your head, it belongs here.
The book will also include a dictionary of “Bobisms”—the phrases, words, and expressions he used so often they became their own language.
For example:
Bob-ism
noun
A conversational principle Bob followed consistently: start with a compliment, even when it was unnecessary, misplaced, or slightly confusing.
How’d you sleep?
common usage
A morning greeting indicating awareness that sleep had occurred, without implying interest in the details.
The night before Bob passed, Jared shared a quiet and meaningful moment with him. Bob spoke about how he wanted to be remembered. Not for accomplishments or milestones—but for his love. His love of people, of words, of stories, and of connection.
This book is our way of honoring that wish.
We invite you to be part of this unique opportunity to help complete The Book of Bob. Together, we will gather our cherished memories, our laughter, and our words—and publish a book that carries his voice forward.
The Book of Bob. Written by all of us.
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Accomodations
Need a place to stay?
We have some onsite options on a first reserve basis. Contact us directly for details.
Yes, your camper is welcome.
Bring a tent and camp in our 100 acre forest.
We are about 30 minutes from the nearest hotel and UBER is not an option out here. Plan accordingly.
Modern Cabins & Glamping in the Forests of New Hampshire
Postcard Cabins Blake Brook offers a fresh take on the great outdoors. Set on 50 wooded acres in New Hampshire’s Lakes Region, this tranquil retreat features 42 design-forward tiny cabins—each with forest views, a private fire pit, en-suite bathroom, queen bed or bunks, kitchenette with cookware and linens, and year-round climate control. As part of your stay, the Destination Fee provides classic provisions—s’mores by the fire, morning coffee, and a selection of snacks and beverages. With no on-site restaurant, guests are encouraged to bring additional supplies, cook over the grill, and savor a slow meal beneath the trees. Whether you're looking to unwind or explore, nature feels effortless here. Walk along the on-site brook, hike the trails of nearby Epsom Town Forest or head into Concord, the state’s charming capital. Dog-friendly. Stress-free. Perfect for couples, families and solo travelers alike. Nature with all the comforts of premium accommodations.
2 / Independence Inn
Our historic inn features six charming colonial-era rooms, including one two-room suite perfect for families. Each room has a private bath, comfortable bedding, and a mini fridge and coffee maker. A shared kitchenette offers continental breakfast items for our guests. Our self check-in policy provides convenience and flexibility, regardless of our guests’ arrival time. We have a restaurant on-site, The Jefferson, that offers a single menu with breakfast and lunch items, including bottomless coffee.
Explore New Hampshire’s historic capital
Let our friendly and caring staff you to help you make the most of our stay in New Hampshire’s lively capital city. The newly renovated Comfort Inn®, conveniently located on the south side of downtown Concord, has all the amenities and services you need to get a great start to the day. Begin your morning with our free hearty and healthy breakfast options, including our famous waffles, before relaxing in our spacious, high-ceilinged lobby with a cup of coffee.