Robert was born on January 3, 1952, in Nashua, NH, a son of the late Fred and Claire (Rood) Fitts. He was raised and educated locally and spent many years working as a laborer for local quarries. Robert loved his family deeply, enjoyed camping, being outdoors, and traveling the backroads while listening to music. He is survived by his three daughters, Sherry and her husband Shawn Johnson of Milford, Shiloh Rood of Milford, Bobbie-Jo Rood also of Milford, his eleven grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren.

Recently, Robert passed away, leaving our family heartbroken and facing the difficult reality of covering funeral and burial expenses. Unfortunately, we do not have the financial means to pay for the services he deserves. The funds raised will help us honor Robert’s memory and provide him with a respectful farewell, as well as assist with any related costs that arise during this challenging time.

And now we've lost our oldest brother

Cody was born June 16th, 1995.

He spent his childhood years growing up in Jaffery NH with his mother, father & 5 other siblings.

They moved to the Milford area when Cody was a young teenager, where he met many lifelong friends. He had a passion for cars, particularly Honda's.

He left behind a big family (His mother Sherry & father Shawn Johnson | 5 siblings Oldest to youngest: Misty, Ashley, Dakota, Brandon & Aaron) that will be forever mourning his loss.

Cody was a kind hearted soul that judged nobody but was always hard on himself.

He was a caring, loving son & brother who wished prosperity on everyone in his life. Cody treated everyone with great respect and loyalty. He loved music, particularly rap/hip-hop genre. His favorite artists were Jeezy, Eminem, Kevin Gates to name a few.

We can't believe our brother is gone, especially with another tragedy so soon before.

We're going to have a collective celebration of life for Robert & Cody sometime in the near future. I will post all the details here and share them on Facebook as well.

Finances are challenging for most people, especially in today's day and age. It means a lot to us that you would consider donating.

Life throws curve balls and we do our best to overcome, but this is a struggle too big to handle on our own.

Any amount is very much appreciated while we grieve for our loved ones who meant the world to us.

Thank you for your kindness and support.