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Robert Loughman
June 2, 2019
Cedarhurst, New York
Robert Loughman Obituary
It is with deep sorrow that we announce the death of Robert Loughman (Cedarhurst, New York), who passed away on June 2, 2019, leaving to mourn family and friends. Leave a sympathy message to the family in the guestbook on this memorial page of Robert Loughman to show support.
He was loved and cherished by many people including : his wife Mercedes Loughman; his children, Bobby Loughman (Elba), Meghan Bone (Chris), Eddie Loughman and Caitlin Alli (Justin); his grandchild Madison Grace Bone; and his siblings, Kathleen, Edward, John, Stephanie, Mary, Jimmy, Joan and Anne.
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Julie Shpiesel (Rose)
So sad to learn this. Occasionally I remember how he made sure the teachers pronounced his last name correctly, with the little brogue. No one else corrected the teachers in this way, that I was aware of. His clarity around the pronunciation of his name has really stuck with me. Hope his life was good, filled with dreams come true.
Robert L Fitzgerald
Full Disclosure: I didn't know Robert as an adult, and I am sketchy about our time together at LHS. When I saw his yearbook picture in this mournful email, I felt like that older person (now me) seeing a young relative and remarking "didn't you get big"!We fix others in time like a photo, a frozen memory. Robert and I went to grammar school together, at St Joachims in Cedarhurst. Looking back, there were traits Robert displayed that if more common, the world would be a better place. He never had a bad or unkind word to say about anyone. I can't recall him being negative about anything really. This isn't a gap in my memory, but his nature and the vibe he gave off. Always.
While I assume the jury is still out, I think people don't fundamentally change. With that in mind, those who spent time with Robert later in life witnessed that people are basically good, but can be so in a way that proves it. Robert did that for me early on and I am thankful that memory is frozen in time. May you have a similar mental image stashed away.
Keith Hutner
I remember going to his house on Broadway, a large circular dirt driveway. A pretty big family if I remember correctly. I believe our sisters were friends or knew each other, long time ago. Think maybe 9th or 10th grade? I don't write much on here, but he was a good guy, definately worth mentioning!