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Dave McMillen
December 3, 2007
I grew up across the street from Bob. He was a neighborhood angel. Always there with a smile and was really good to all the kids on the block. After I moved away in 1986, I made it a point to knock on his door and spend some time talking to him every time I came to New Windsor to visit. He was a great man and has left quite a legacy. I especially remember when my mother was ill and not expected to survive...Bob always brought over flowers from his garden to help brighten her up and to let us know he was keeping her in his prayers. She loved Bob... heck.. we ALL loved Bob! Rest in peace brother.
Christine Mandoske
December 3, 2007
Ann and family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time. May your wonderful memories remain with you forever.
With love, Scott and Christine
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