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for Robert Terrill
Erin Whaling
December 24, 2008
The Terrill family,
I am so sorry for your loss. You will be in my thoughts and prayers.
December 13, 2008
To My Dear Precious Big Brother,
There are no words that can express the pain I feel in losing you. You have left a big hole in all of our hearts, but what you also left are such wonderful memories of our lives growing up together that can never be lost. (The big black "bear" that chased you and I through the strawberry fields that turned out to be a dog and you laughed your head off at my terror; It was great when you were playing football and I was a cheerleader, cheering for my big brother; or how you tried to get me to go out with your Navy buddies when you happened to bring them home with you for a weekend). The day you walked me down the aisle to give me away as I married Al.
So many memories... I love you Bob and I know you are now helping God "entertain the troops". God speed my dear brother and thank you for always being there to take care of your little sister; you were always my hero and you will continue to be.. Someday we will get to be together again.
Love you,
Your sister Mary
xoxo
Dave Pifer
December 11, 2008
To the Terrell family
I was sorry to here of the passing of bob. I was shocked when my dear friend Walley Mahle told me on are trip to Syracuse University for his induction into The Letterman's hall of fame that bob had told him that he was quite ill.
I was a year ahead of bob at Leboeuf and we played side by side for 2 years as a member of the football team. I was happy for Bob when he was inducted into the Wall of Fame as I, myself was inducted into the same Wall of Fame in 2003 and realize the honor of being in such a elite group.
Although I had not seen Bob too many times after graduation as i moved to Florida after college. I was keeped informed about Bob by my close friends, Wally Mahle, Buck Davis and Harry Thomas. I had many good memories of Bob. God bless
Dave Pifer
class of 59
Debbie Dombrowski
December 11, 2008
Noelle & Family:
Just wanted to extend my sympathy for the death of your dad. Although I did not know him, he seems to have had a very fulfilling life. You and your family are in my prayers. Noelle, we Love you.
Mark Forsten
December 11, 2008
Turtles, (Rob, Murph, and Mark)
I was shocked to hear of the passing of your father. Wow! the memories we had (Bob M would agree). Lincoln Park and all of the guys palling around during the summer days. I can't say I knew Mr. Turtle all that well, but I know him and Mrs. T took very good care and loved their children. I can remember you guys never being hungry, especially at lunch. I can still hear the echoing voice of "Rob, John, Mark... lunchtime". Our games would stop in order for you guys to grab some chow. What seemed funny back then, and now I see and know was a testament to how much your folks cared for you guys. I wish could shake all of your hands, hug and hang out one more time. One day and I promise, we'll all get together and play one more game somewhere. About the fourth inning or so, I will have someone yell "LUNCH" and we will all go break for a quick bite. Miss you guys!
Lynn Klick
December 10, 2008
Wow-its taken me all week to sign Uncle Bob's book. I've always known that he was a great guy but the last couple of days it has been so eye opening that his "family" reached so far beyond bloodlines. He brought such happiness to so many people. He had a way to make you feel special. I am honored to have called him uncle. God bless you Aunt Mary, Rob, John, Mark, Kristen, and Noelle.
Kirk Lutterbaugh
December 10, 2008
Mary,Rob,John,Mark,Kristin and Noelle
Sorry to hear about your loss. Mr.Terrill was a kind and caring man who always seemed to have a smile on his face. He will be missed. Your family will be in my prayers.
Don Colicchio
December 10, 2008
Mary and family...just had to tell you this favorite story of Frank Lomabardo, your Dad and me. We all went to the YMCA and all three of us went to the Sauna. Well your Dad and I loved talking computers, inventions and high tech stuff. Frank could care less about all of this, But anways, the phone rang and wondered where the phone was. Your Dad lifted his right index finger and said "Hello"..it was your Mom calling....Frank looked puzzled and said to us " you guys are just too much with all these hi tech gadgets...I am getting out of here and take a walk". We really felt badly when he left. About 10 min later, Frank comes walking in with paper hanging out of his ear. We told him if he is alright. He answered back and said to us that
he was receiving a FAX.
I wanted you all to have the "PRIDE and JOY " cards for you and the kids. Those cards were truly magical for us. They were so uplifting too people..we always got a smile or laugh from them..truly magical...your Pop would love you to have them. I see your Dad in all his grandchildren. His legacy will continue....John ...I loved that story about "your Dad trying to invite Clint Eastwood to you and Neko's wedding.
Boys..take care of Mom....I will be checking up on her often...and tell Jason to look for those LORD balls for me. It was a beautiful tribute that Fr. Jim , Deacon Frank , John, Kristen and Bob's brother gave of your Dad. I will be chattting with you again. I will tell you the story about when me, your Dad , my brother-in-law Ken left John Gulick at the VET stadium. God Bless
Kathy Bills
December 10, 2008
Dear Mary, Kristen and family,
I am so sorry for your loss. Bob was one of my favorite people at Holy Rosary. His faith and love of his family was so evident. His cheerfulness and enthusiasm for life was so inspiring.
May your faith be your source of comfort.
Love,
Jeannie Eller
December 10, 2008
Dear Mary and Terrill Family,
How sad to hear of your loss. Bob was so passionate about his family, faith, and living life to the fullest. I remember him as an exemplory husband and father from Holy Rosary when I taught there. He was so dedicated to all of you. He must have made an amazing grandpa! All of you have a very special saint looking over your family now. God bless you as you go on without him and keep the laughter and memories going.
Don & Sandy (Weber) Kidder
December 9, 2008
Mary and Family,
So sorry to hear of Bob's passing. I graduated with Bob from Fort LeBoeuf High School Class of 1960 and remember cheering for Bob on the Football Field. Don also knew him from working at Lord Corporation. He was a great guy. He always had a smile on his face. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers at this time.
Melissa Kubiak
December 9, 2008
Kristen and family,
I can honestly say that your dad was one of the most special people I have ever known. My earliest memory of him was at dance class, waiting to pick up one or more of his granddaughters from class, passing the time by showing me his "Pride and Joy" cards. From that moment on, I always saw him as one of those people who I could be around after having the worst day possible, and he could make everything OK. I have had him as a substitute teacher at Mercyhurst Prep numerous times throughout my years there, and he always had a good story or his rubber chicken on hand! We could always count on him to "help us out" with questions on a quiz we were taking. My memories of Mr. Terrill are nothing but good and happy, and knowing Kristen and her girls, I can see he successfully passed his values on to all of his wonderful family. My prayers and thoughts are always with you.
Bill Gribbin
December 9, 2008
Dear Mary and Family:
Bob and I go back to '57 when he transferred to LeBoeuf from Strong Vincent. He made an immediate impact on us then as an all-around great athlete and good guy. (My coaches made sure I got a good look at his athleticism from the bench.)
Reading this guest book gives us all an indication of the impact he has continued to have. Phyllis and I enjoyed our times together with you and Bob the last few years. He loved you, his faith and his entire family; and we are all better off for having known him.
We will remember you in our prayers and will look you up when we get up to the the Erie area.
I will never forget Bob, and the times with his wonderful mother, his sister Mary and his brother Joe. What a great family. He kept the best till last and that was you, Mary. God bless.
Margie Frezza
December 9, 2008
Kristen,
I am so sorry to hear of your dad's death. You are in my thoughts and prayers as you walk this part of your journey. Fathers are so special and influence us in wonderful spiritual ways. May you always treasure in your heart what you have learned from your dad. My prayers are with you and your beautiful family.
In Christ,
Margie Frezza
(Littles Dance and friend of Robin W.)
Jenny Reichert (Rapoza)
December 9, 2008
Kristen and Family,
I am so sorry. I have kept you in my prayers for some time now and will continue to do so. I remember your dad always driving us places when we were kids. I knew getting in your car for a cheerleading game was going to be hilarious. Your dad always made us kids feel like we were something special, either with a funny joke or encouraging us to do well at our games. I will pray for you and your family.
Mary Lambert
December 9, 2008
To the Terrill Family,
I didn't know Bob very well at Fort LeBoeuf but we met up while working at LORD Corp. We had so many great laughs and conversations...he was so full of life, a totally devoted family man, always had a smile and was such a positive and wonderful guy. May you find comfort and peace in the great memories you hold dear during this difficult time.
With sincere sympathy,
Mary (Kibbe) Lambert
Nora Colicchio Boehm
December 9, 2008
Dear Mary & Family,
So very sorry for your loss. He put smiles on so many, especially my brother Don, who will dearly miss him. Thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Don Colicchio
December 9, 2008
Just came back from seeing my best buddy sail off ....it was so comforting to see his adored wife and their children and beautiful grandchildren. I chated with Bobby about our days on the golf course-the times at the water hole and your LORD golf balls where you never worried about losing them because no one would dare hit the "LORD"'s ball, our magic shows at Holy Rosary,cabins at Gaeta's golf camp, our times at Franki's barber salon and the time you said to me when I was seating next to Sam Savoia reading the paper and three other patrons " hey Don...when did you get off parole"...wow those stares I got...especially from Sam...Sam turned to me and said "And I and Isabella have you read the "Bible Readings"! I loved the way you use to put the "Billy Bob teeth" in your mouth.(boy you were good)..the story when you went to the dentist and you had the teeth in and you looked at the dentist customers and you looked at them and said " This is what happens when you "FLOSS" ...oh the espression on those customers faces getting ready to make the exit out of there... we had so much FUN ...never taking life too seriously ...never sweating the small stuff....and your integrity on the golf course ...when you said you had a 9 ...you in fact had a 9...you can tell much about a person's character playing golf...you had genuine integrity...we never had to keep score either,,,we knew what we had.....also when your boys gave you a new wood ( how he loved his boys and daughters)-so proud of them)---I loved when you use to tell me ...'Colicchio...I am going to WIP your butt"!....Well my dear Bobby....You now have the honors".....you take care of us all down here ok? We will seeing you on the boat...opps...I mean Ship!( I enjoyed when you scolded me on that glitch) Love ya Gumba... I will chat with you tonite...ciao
Paul Lenze
December 9, 2008
Aunt mary and the Terrill Family. We were so sorry to hear of Bob's passing. Although we haven't seen him since 1997 during our mini family reunion, we remember his good natured presence and the way he kept the mood happy and joyeous. Of course as a young man from Erie I do have many more foggy memories of him and the family. Our prayers go out to all of you during this very tough time but know God will heal your pain with time. Cherish your memories of him and live life as he would want you to. Aunt Mary you are truely an angel on earth. You are always by our sides during our losses. I know the family is around you now during your loss. God Bless you all and we hope to see you all soon. Paul, Maxine, Jeremy and Chrissy Lenze ( Bob's Calif cousin )
Bill & Rosalie Chodubski
December 9, 2008
Dear Mary and Family,
We wish to extend our deepest sympathies to you and your family. Be assured that Bob is resting in the healing arms of Our Lord.
James Pike
December 9, 2008
To Bob's family and friends. So sorry for your loss. I worked with Bob while we were at Lord and our paths crossed now and again after he retired. He was one of the most positive and open people I have known. It was always a pleasure taking customers to his lab and watching Bob be Bob. I'll always remember his fondness for his family. His navy buddy stories. His magic and charm that wowed my 2 daughters at a chance meeting at a local resturant a year ago.
Sally Cunningham
December 9, 2008
Dear Terrill Family,
I'm very saddened to hear of Bob's passing. I had the pleasure of working with Bob for many years at Lord and we volunteered together through The Academic Sports League. He was such a kind and happy man--he spread smiles wherever he went. He talked about you all and obviously loved you with all his heart. He will be very sadly missed and fondly remembered.
Mary Beth Renshaw (Garczynski)
December 9, 2008
Mrs. Terrill and Family,
I don't know if you will remember me, but I grew up with Noelle down the street when we were little girls. My parents names were Robert and Donna Garczynski, also you may remember my grandmother was at my house also her name was Mary Edith Brewer. Hopefully this helps you remember who I am, since it has been so long since I've seen or spoken to you guys.I was so surprised to hear that your husband and father had passed away. I always remember him laughing and telling jokes and doing his magic tricks when I was little. He will truly be missed by all who had the great pleasure of knowing him. I send my deepest sympathy.
Mary Beth Renshaw(Garczynski)
Kay Baughman
December 9, 2008
To all of Bob's family, We were so fortunate to have met Bob. The first time was in 2005 at Rob and Angela's wedding. The last time we saw him was at Jillian's christening. Bob was kind and fun to be around. He was a great grandfather and his two grandchildren in Lima are young, but they will always remember him through his family and ours. We will miss him. Love from Joe and Kay
Michael Deau
December 9, 2008
Sorry for your loss, our hearts go out to your family.
Andy Stephany
December 9, 2008
Noelle,
I am sorry to hear about the loss of your dad. He was a great guy. Your family will be in my prayers.
Rob Kowalik
December 8, 2008
Rob, John and Mark -- I was sorry to read about your dad's passing. I'll be thinking about you and your family on Wednesday.
Joe Gaeta
December 8, 2008
Mark, JT, and family,
I cannot begin to tell you how saddened I am to hear about the loss of your father. I have some great memories of him at our baseball games and the few times he and Mr. Colicchio came to our camp to play golf. He always made us laugh and when those two got together, they were a hoot. What a great guy and wonderful person who he will be truly missed. One thing I can definitely take from knowing your dad is never to take yourself too seriously.
My family's thoughts and prayers go out to all of you during this tough time.
Amanda Larimore
December 8, 2008
Terrills, I know Bob was a wonderful grandfather to my two nieces, Jillian and Jenna and to all of his grandchildren. I am glad to have got to meet him so that I will be able to help them remember what a great guy he was. Our deepest sympathy at your time of loss. Love, Nathan, Amanda, Molly, and Isabelle Larimore
herb palmer
December 8, 2008
Terrill Family,
I have worked at Lord corp. for the last eighteen years. Although I never worked directly with Bob I knew of him. THEN, we met up together when we made Cursillo 183 almost five years ago. I will never forget that weekend and how much I admired Bob and his faith in God. With a constant smile on his face he was an inspiration to all in the Erie Cursillo Movement. May he rest in the arms of the Lord forever.
God Bless!
Mary Anaya
December 8, 2008
Aunt Mary and cousins,
I will miss Uncle Bob and always remember the great times he showed my family and I when we visited Erie. My best memories are of him playing the accordian, calling Mr Wizard on the phone, taking us to eat hotdogs with Greek Sauce and getting the people at Troyer Farms to give us a private tour after they had closed. He was a true gem! I am grateful that I got to see him over Labor Day weekend. He was the best. My son, David, said he and Aunt Mary were like a second set of grandparents to him. That says alot! I will be with you in prayer.
Love you,
Mary Lisa
Lisa Lutterbaugh Bradley
December 8, 2008
Mary, Rob, John, Mark, Kristin, and Noelle, I was saddened to hear of your loss. He was such a great, funny man. I feel privileged to have known him throughout the years. God Bless. You are all in our prayers.
BETH KNIGHT, PT
December 8, 2008
MARY-
I AM SO SADDENED BY BOB'S PASSING. I ALWAYS CALLED HIM BOB "TERRIBLE" IN PT. HE WAS ALWAYS UP TO NO GOOD AND ENCOURAGED ALL THE OTHER PATIENTS TO FOLLOW HIS LEAD. USUALLY HE WAS FAKING SCREAMS AND GROANS OF AGONY WHILE LAYING AND DOING NOTHING. HE ALWAYS MADE ME AND EVERYONE IN HIS PRESENCE LAUGH. I WILL NEVER FORGET HIM SHOWING OFF HIS "KIDS" OR "PRIDE & JOY". I FEEL SO BLESSED THAT I WAS FORTUNATE ENOUGH TO HAVE BOB BE PART OF MY LIFE. HE WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED. I WILL ALWAYS HAVE A STORY TO TELL WITH ALL HIS PHYSICAL THERAPY ANTICS & JOKES. I THANK GOD FOR BRINGING HIM INTO MY LIFE.
Maryann Borowy
December 8, 2008
Mary, Kristin, Noelle and family,
Bob was a wonderful, warm person whom I always enjoyed seeing. I fondly remember our conversations at Little's years ago. Wishing you the comfort and peace of our Lord's Blessings. With sincere sympathy, Maryann Borowy (Jackie's mom)
ED & CASEY GABLER
December 8, 2008
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Thelma Brightman
December 8, 2008
Mary, Kristen, Noelle and family, I am so sorry for your loss of husband and father. It was always a joy to see Bob and spend time with him and his great outlook on life, including the jokes and magic. He always made me feel happy after spending time with him. My prayers are with all of you.
Bobby at the PITT Tailgating with family and friends
Don Colicchio
December 8, 2008
Mary...just wanted to share this picture and moment we had with Bobby when we went to see Timmy play at PITT in Bill's RV. What a great time we had that day..epecially the outhouse scene....
Julie Saraceno
December 8, 2008
Aunt Mary, Rob, John, Mark, Kristin and Noelle (and families)...our hearts go out to you. Uncle Bob truly was an inspirational man. I don't know that I've ever met anyone with a bigger heart. His magic tricks and jokes will keep us smiling for many years to come!
With Love,
Eric, Julie and Owen Saraceno
Jeff Freeman
December 8, 2008
Terrill Family,
My deepest condolences on your recent loss. Bob touched alot of lives and I was grateful to have known him.
Sincerely,
Jeff Freeman
(Mark's brother-in-law)
Robert Zimmer
December 8, 2008
Mary and Family. Jean and I are saddened by Bob's passing; but I know he's in a better place waiting for us to catch up. One of my favorite memories was when Bob was the referee for the HR father/Son football game. As ref, Bob managed to intercept a dad's throw and run it back for a TD for the kids. We were all complaining and he just kept blowing that whistle!! What a husband, what a Dad, what a guy!!
Love and hugs to you and your family. Bob and Jean Zimmer
Leslie Loop
December 8, 2008
Mary & Family,
I am so very sorry for your loss. My whole family knew Bob and we all thought he was a wonderful man. He was always smiling and happy and ready with a joke and ready to show you the picture of his "little ones" that he kept in his wallet! I remember him telling me about his job as the engineer on the Waldameer train and how much fun he had and how excited he was to be able to do that, even in the pouring rain. He spread joy, happiness, and life to everyone that he met. He will truly be missed.
Rashida Mithani
December 8, 2008
Kristen, Noelle, and the Terrill family, I am so sorry to hear of your fathers passing. May he rest in peace and the memories you shared together fill your hearts with love.
Rashida Mithani
(danced with Noelle and Kristen at Littles for many years)
clara (McCartney) DelPorto
December 8, 2008
Mary and family,
Words cannot express the void we feel at the loss of a loved one. I remember Bob's infectious smile and being a wrestling ref. I didn't see Bob much after high school, but he sounds like a wonderful man. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Jen Cassano
December 8, 2008
Mark and family,
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Susan Sampsell
December 8, 2008
Kristen, I am so sorry for your loss.I had never met your dad but I heard so many wonderful things about him. You are in my prayers.
God bless you and your family,
Patti DeLuca
December 8, 2008
Mary and family,
I was so saddened to hear of Bob's passing. He was such a fun person. Always made me smile and loved all his stories. One thing I truly respected, was his admiration and love for you. My prayers are will you.
Patti, operator from Lord.
Buck Davis
December 8, 2008
Dear Mary and family.....our hearts are grieving with you for the loss of such a wonderful selfless person. It was a priviledge to have been a member of the Summit Gang with Bob who went on to LeBoeuf H.S. where we made many great memories together. Even now, fifty years later, we would laugh as we recalled some of those times. I know that Bob was the rock in the family, but the void will be filled by the proud sons who learned from such a God fearing man. Do not fear tomorrow.......God is already there.
Robert Duska
December 8, 2008
Cousin Mary, you have the deepest sympathy from me and my family. We remember Bob as a very kind and loving man. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Tony Lopriore
December 8, 2008
Terrill Family, when I joined Lord Corp. in 1979 Bob was one of the first to make me feel at home. He was always there with a smile and a story. My thoughts are with you at this time.
Tony Lopriore
steph lee
December 8, 2008
Noelle
Sorry to hear about your loss. If you need anything let me know
steph(dr rozansky office)
Tom Dean
December 8, 2008
My sincere thoughts and prayers are with the family during this difficult time.
I met Bob in 1961 while we were in the Navy. We were young and foolish kids and had many laughs and great times together. Recently we renewed our friendship via telephone and email. Bob was such a great guy and positive role model. I'm deeply saddened by the loss of such a wonderful person whom I was so fortunate to call my friend.
Cyndy Patton
December 8, 2008
To the Terrill Family,
I met Bob several years ago doing a television special for Saint Vincent Health Center. Bob was interviewed because of a heart procedure for atrial fibrillation. I visited him in his office at Lord Corporation and the photographer and I ended up spending more than an hour with him. He was interesting, full of information and such a positive man! He laughed often and had such a great spirit. He was easy to like. We heard about the family and how much you all meant to him. I wanted you to know that even though my interactions with Bob were brief, I will remember his fun nature, his stories of life and his awesome attitude! And, brief as it was, even I know what a great guy he was!
My sympathies to you all.
John Leech
December 8, 2008
Marry, I'm not sure if you and I ever met, but I remember Bob as one of the toughest, cheerful and optomistic teamates I ever had at Ft. Leboeuf. A couple of years ago I had the good fortune to reunite via telephone with Bob when he coordinated the distribution of Ft. LeBoeuf football highlights film. We chatted several times and got a thumbnail sketch of each others lives for the previous 40 years. I was overwhelmed at the love and devotion he expressed for you and his family. My life is better for having Bob in it, no matter how briefly. John Leech, class of '59.
Dennis Pifer
December 8, 2008
Mary & Family,
I do not ever recall meeting you or your family. I've been to most of our class reunions but never did see Bob again after graduation in 1960.
Having been a classmate and wrestling team member we enjoyed many good times together. I'll never forget the day several classmates "skipped" school" including Bob. We all joined the Navy that day to serve our country My prayers are with you during your time of loss. God Bless!
Melissa Hodas-Wernicki
December 8, 2008
The Terrill Family,
I am so sorry to hear about your loss, you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Harry Thomas
December 8, 2008
Mary and family,
Please accept my sympathy and prayers for Bob's passing. I recall him warmly from high school and our time together in football (and wrestling) although many years passed before I again saw him in more recent years. I was happy to attend his admission to the FLB Wall of Fame and recall our times together. I, too, remember his smile, his humor and genuine warmth. Quite a guy.
Peggy Vasilik (Ames)
December 7, 2008
Mary and family,I havent seen you for many years your boys played little league baseball with my boys. I am sorry to hear of the passing of Bob and want to let you know my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Michael Majczyk & Family
December 7, 2008
Mary, Rob Jr, John, Mark, Kristen, Noelle, & Family, please accept our most sincere sympathy for your loss. Bob was a wonderful man and will be missed and remembered with much love. You are in our thoughts and prayers always & through this difficult time.
Laura Drapcho
December 7, 2008
Kristen and family--
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Please be assured of my thoughts and prayers for all of you.
Kim Frey
December 7, 2008
Rob, I'm in Chicago this week and unable to attend services but know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. Sincerely, Kim
Michelle Bening
December 7, 2008
Aunt Mary, Mary Frances, Linda, Judy and Joey - I never really knew Bobby, I was very little, but I do remember his presence whenever there was a Sirak family gathering. His buzz-cut hair style and his infectious smile is how I remember him. I was just little, but I remember that smile. I know he was one of my mom's favorites. She really loves him. Those who came in contact with him throughout his life should consider themselves privileged to have known him. My thoughts and prayers are with you all, as well as his children.
Love - Niece Michelle (Opalenik) Bening
Staci Robson
December 7, 2008
Mark & Jenny,
We are very sorry for you loss. You & your family are in our thoughts & prayers during this sad time. If you need anything, please let us know!
Love Mike, Staci, Kyle & Katelyn Robson
Becky Vickey
December 7, 2008
I am so sorry for your loss. I know exactly what you're going through. Be strong for your mom. She is going to need all of you. Nothing is going to make this easier. The pain will slowly fade. Just remember all of the good times. How funny your dad was. Now he's w/ my dad & I'm sure they're crackin' everybody up. I'm here for you if you need anything. Take care & be strong.
Mark and Pat Amann
December 7, 2008
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Don Colicchio
December 7, 2008
Mary...I will miss my buddy. To me Bob is a saint. He illicited many miracles to many people. He had such a powerful gift of caring and love ,,,and how he made people 's heart fill with laughter and joy. Oh how he loved his family and yes...that Mary was his Angel. I have so many great memories of my buddy...the one I will aways will cherish is when we went to play golf and he were on a water hole (oh how he hated those water holes)and he took all of his cut-up balls fron his bag and tossed them to the "water gods". then he proceeded to take out his signature "Lord golf ball" and as he hit the ball it salled deeply over the water. HE was such an inspiration...he was always so positive in every way of life...he touched me and many others in so many ways. I will never...never forget my "Gumba" ! His memories will always be with me...always!
Love
Donnie, Jan Julie, Tim and Jenny and family
Bob Majczyk
December 7, 2008
Mary, Rob Jr, John, Mark, Kristen, Noelle, you have my deepest regrets about the loss of your father. He was a good man. If there is anything I can do just ask. I wish the best for all of you and your families during the holidays and especially during this tough time. God Bless
Matt Vickey
December 7, 2008
Mary and Family,
Please accept my sincere sympathy at the passing of Bob. He will be missed by all that knew him. He always had a way of making us smile and always had a smile on his face. You know he and
dad are now together keeping everyone in heaven in stitches. He will be missed.
Bobby (Bob Terrill) 4.5 years Mary (Mary Terrill-Eliason) 1 year.
Karen Eliason-Hodas
December 7, 2008
One of the most amazing people that I ever knew! I love you Uncle Bob! My thoughts and prayers are with you Aunt Mary, Rob, John, Mark, Kristin & Noelle and families. He will be missed but remembered with love.
Love, Karen, Dan & Nicholas Hodas
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Some basic help and starters when you have to write a tribute to someone you love.
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