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Mario J Castillo, MD, PhD & J Kim Clark
December 23, 2024
We just came across this and, although belated, wish you our deepest condolences for your loss.
Marti
January 14, 2024
Dearest Mady, Bobby, Cady, Reggie and your devoted spouses,
Words can't express my very sincere condolences to you. I adored Bob, as did everyone who knew him. We shared endless laughter ... we'd surprise each other, not knowing what quip would amuse us. Recently, he mentioned that he was 99....I said, "You don't look a day over 98"! He laughed and laughed.
Mady, Bob and I played bridge together at Corso....I was taken with his skill and patience.
I have one quick story to tell you ....(there were many). During one bridge game, Mady turned to me and said:"Isn't he cute??!" How wonderful is that?! His and Mady's love was as fresh as it was at its beginning.
I deeply regret not joining you at Bob's service. I am unable to ride the Corso van and couldn't navigate once at the church. But, I am still with you. Please know that I send warm, loving, healing energy to you.
With love to you, Marti
Matthew H. Tully
January 12, 2024
Bob was a true gentleman. He and Mady were dear friends of the Tully family for the past 50 or so years. Our sincerest condolences to Mady and the Cook children, grandchildren and great grandchildren on the loss of a great man.
Velva Woollen
January 10, 2024
Dear dear Mady , Bobby, Reggie and Cady, my heart is broken but also rejoicing in Bob´s long, kind and gentle life!! Memories are plentiful and I am so thankful for our beautiful and long friendship. My love to you and please tell Mady I love her.
Velva
mary wyche lesesne
January 8, 2024
Dear Mady, i´m so sorry to learn that Bob died. All us Lesesnes are sending love and hugs to you. Our years together were so special and i remember the great times we shared! I´m very grateful for this long life filled with so much love. Love, Mary Wyche and Art.
Elizabeth Jackson
January 7, 2024
Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.
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