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Lisa Sheehan(Brown)
October 13, 2008
Dad,
Its been almost 3 weeks since you passed, but I hear you every day. You made such a tremendous impact on all of our lives. You are the funniest man- I have ever known. I will continue to find the humor in the most trying of times in your honor. All of my boys are already mimicing your manerisms. You definitely left your mark and touched many lives. I would not be where I am today without your encouragement. Thank you for all the great memories."I'm on my own."
Love, Lee(AKA Pinge Moo.)
Marian Gurowicz
September 30, 2008
Bob and I met through Toastmasters. He was always ready with a smile, a speech, and a helping hand. Plus we discovered we both lived in Lancaster and would run into each other all over town, often at one of the Wegmans coffee bars. It's hard to believe he'll never be sitting there ready to chat again.
We will all miss him greatly. He's gone to a better place to prepare the way for all of us.
DeWitt Henricks
September 30, 2008
Bob was a jovial man who always enjoyed having fun and was a dedicated Toastmaster. His presence will be missed, but remembered.
DeWitt Henricks, DTM
marlene markham
September 29, 2008
My sympathy to the family
Robert---
You will be missed at the conferences
Marlene Marham/Toastmaster
Mike Slyck
September 29, 2008
Bobby - I'm going to miss you. Toastmasters is going to a little bit duller with you not around. I could always count on you to provide not only reasonable level headed advice - but to do it in such a humorous fashion that even when I didn't want to hear what you were saying - you made it palatable. I'll always remember our road trips to Regional events, and the times we enjoyed with other old TM friends there.
Rest easy old friend. There are neither Ah's, Ers, or Ums nor timing targets to worry about. Until we meet again at the great Toastmaster Meeting in the sky.
Mark Patterson - Grand Pioneer Toastmaster
September 29, 2008
I shall not soon forget the twinkle in his eyes; the smile on his face; his wonderful sense of humor; his welcoming spirit. Bob's presence will be missed, but his memory remains with us. My sincerest condolences and prayers to his family and loved ones.
Denise Bossi
September 29, 2008
Bobby Brown helped launch our Toastmaster club. He was such a fun and energetic visitor. He made suggestions and set us on the right course when we were forming Getzspeaking.
Debora DeLacy
September 28, 2008
I will miss Bob's positive outlook on life, his heartfelt stories and his encouragement to always be better than you are. My sincerest condolences to Bob's family.
Veronica Diver
September 28, 2008
This is such sad, sad news. Bob was a special friend who I always looked forward to seeing at our Toastmasters conferences. He was fun to be around and always brought a smile to my face. My heartfelt condolences to his family and friends.
Barbara Wallace
September 27, 2008
Bob was kind, funny and supportive. He will be missed. Barb Wallace, DTM, Niagara Falls NY
Kay Whipple
September 27, 2008
Bob was always so positive and supportive of everyone around him. Whenever anyone needed anything, he was there with a smile and heartfelt offer of help. We will all miss him.
Elaine Bain
September 27, 2008
Bob,
You will be missed by many friends. You were an inspiration to me as my mentor in Toastmasters. I will miss your smile, your jokes and your stories. I will especially miss the great friendship we had and our talks over coffee. I will always remember the laughter and the great memories...
Robert Logan
September 27, 2008
Bob was a good friend and a dedicated Toastmaster. In the years I knew Bob, he was always willing to help spread the benefits he found in Toastmasters. He was active in building new clubs, and a good friend to those he worked with. My deepest condolences to his family and friends for their loss.
Vicky Wienke DTM
September 27, 2008
Bob was a true friend and great Toastmaster. He was an inspiration to many young Toastmasters especially with his great sense of humor and willingness to go the extra mile for anyone he knew. He will be sadly missed.
Sam Mehta - Past District Governor
September 27, 2008
Sorry to hear about the pasing away of Bob. He was a friend, a fellow toastmaster, and good and kind human being. We will miss his presence at the Toastmasters Conventions. May his soul rest in eternal peace.
Sincerely,
Brian & Maria Chowaniec
September 27, 2008
Please accept our deepest sympathies.
Joe Pollhein
September 27, 2008
I'll miss you, Bob. You were a good friend and a great person. I didn't know you long, but the time I did was enough to know you were truly special.
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