Death Quote by Bobby Underwood

“All families were like that, with their private damage they kept among themselves, ghosts they lived with that only other family members knew about.”

— Bobby Underwood

“I never had a more wonderful time with anyone than I had with Mary that afternoon. I won her a small stuffed bear, and…

— Bobby Underwood

“Off in the distance big white cruise ships had pulled into port, glistening beneath the Mexican sun. Vacationers for whom murder was not on…

— Bobby Underwood

“Fate had somehow conspired against me, giving me a life of its choosing rather than my own. No one would really miss me if…

— Bobby Underwood

“A singular, frightening truth begins to set in: we’re all just a few bad breaks away from falling through the cracks and disappearing. As…

— Bobby Underwood

“No one was more curious and excited about other cultures and peoples than Caroline. She sometimes still remembered facts about cultures, ancient secrets and…

— Bobby Underwood

“We lived in a me-first world obsessed with morally inconsequential celebrities of dubious motivations and shallow character. How or why these people had become…

— Bobby Underwood

“Her face, especially those lovely eyes, filled with amusement. She whispered, “Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men?” I laughed and…

— Bobby Underwood

“I was empty and lonely, unable to remember the last time I'd felt any real happiness, or if I ever had at all. I…

— Bobby Underwood

“The painting was so vibrant and alive with summertime that it seemed to fill the entire room with light. It depicted a small town…

— Bobby Underwood

“I don’t know if I’ll get in with all the bad in life I done. But at least when Saint Peter, or whoever they…

— Bobby Underwood

“Each morning fog rolls over the bay and caresses the Golden Gate, the most picturesque bridge in the world. In the evenings night descends…

— Bobby Underwood