Robert Carl Pessolano

I REMEMBER THE DAY BOBBY OPEN MARIO;S MARCH 10, 1982 AT 2:00 P.M. MY HUSBAND AND I WERE HIS VERY FIRST CUSTOMERS. TOOK MY HUSBAND FOR HIS BIRTHDAY MARCH 11. BOBBY WAS AT THE DOOR GREETING CUSTOMERS AND HE TOOK US RIGHT INTO OUR TABLE. LUNCH WAS GREAT AND SO WAS BOBBY.(ALSO DIDNT PAY ANYTHING HE SAID LUNCH WAS ON HIM BEING THE FIRST CUSTOMERS ) BECAME GREAT FRIENDS WITH HIM THAT DAY. HE SUPPORTED ANY FUNCTION THAT SOUTH SIDE CATHOLIC HAD. HE IS NOW UP IN HEAVEN PROB OPENING MARIOS...

Bob and I where fraternity brothers at WVU and spent many hours doing all those fraternity things as well as having classes together. After college I spent many a day at Mario's with my wife who I was dating then. Between Bob and his right hand man Joe Petruska we reminisced about Mario's in Morgantown while having all to familiar fishbowls just like we did in college. Speaking for a bunch of other fraternity brothers we offer our sincere condolences to the family and all who knew him. He was...

James and Lynn Boone

My condolences to Bob's family. I worked at Mario's for ten years, I remember Bob as an excellent business man, with extreme ideas, Bob was stern yet generous. I know he will be sadly missed by all who knew him. God Bless.