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Bob Simmers, Jr.
August 19, 2013
Dad is very much missed. His dynamic personality, sense of humor, quick wit and sharp mind will always be remembered. All kids like to say their dad is the smartest and the funniest. Well....mine really was, and always will be.
Becky, thanks for taking care of dad.
Bob, Jr.
Jerry Austin
August 15, 2013
Bob gave me an opportunity at IBM and I am forever grateful.
I am very sorry for your loss. May he rest in peace.
Jerry Austin
IBM Valley Forge
August 15, 2013
Becky,
Linda and I offer our deepest sympathy for your loss.We will remember Bob as a good man that was lucky to be loved by a great woman.Your demanding oversight and advocacy to assure Bob's dignified care during his physical decline has been inspirational.
The strong man and eternal jokester that we new (wearing a wig, hula skirt and holding a cocktail)will return to bringing a smile when we pass his picture as we know his suffering has ended.
John & Linda
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