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Lynn Hackley-Allegret
July 27, 2005
Shelley,
My sincere sympathy to you and Bob's mother.You will be in my thoughts and prayers. Bob will be surely missed.
Lynn Hackley-Allegret
A friend of Bob' at St. Mary's
A friend of Shelley's at IUNW
Melinda McKinney
July 27, 2005
Dear Mrs Kolody and Bob's wife Shelly Kolody, my deepest sympathy goes out to you both on the loss of Bob. I attended grade school and high school with Bob and he was always a great guy to be around. He was much to young to leave this world. Peace, Bob. Love, Melinda Berkheimer McKinney class of 67 at Andrean.
John Mayer
July 14, 2005
Shelley and Mrs. Kolody
Please accept our sincere sympathy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Just a couple of Bob’s friends from Andrean High School class of “67”.
Steve Fogarassy (Portage, IN.)
Terry Ihnat
June 30, 2005
Shelley and Mrs. Kolody, Please accept my condolences. I have many fond memories of Bob going all the way back to St. Mary's.You are all in my prayers. Terry Ihnat
Frank & Wilma M. Faire
June 28, 2005
Sophie,
Please accept are sincere sympathy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Frank remembers watching Bob play basketball. A great player, he says. Please take care.
tom blaker
June 28, 2005
to the wife,family and friends of bob kolody.may he rest in peace and god bless him.my heart is sad at his passing.the old sharpshooter was first class on the b-ball court and much more interesting and classier off the court.he will be missed and never forgotten.the best shooter i ever saw with a basket ball.he was a nice man. tom blaker,lew [email protected]
Phil Swan
June 27, 2005
I'll always remember the hockey games on the lagoon, Little League baseball, and C.Y.O. Rest easy, my friend.
John Gaski
June 27, 2005
I, too, was fortunate to have regular phone contact from Bob. His conversation content was so information-laden that I actually began taking notes! That may be the supreme tribute to the man: He was an interesting guy, to say the least. Bob was an original, and the world is diminished without him. Rest in peace, old friend.
Bob's loyal Andrean classmate,
John Gaski, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
University of Notre Dame
John Gaski
June 27, 2005
I, too, was fortunate to have regular phone contact from Bob. His conversations were so full of interesting content, I actually began taking notes! That is quite a tribute to the man: He was an interesting guy, to say the least. Rest in peace, old friend.
Bob's loyal Andrean classmate,
John Gaski, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
University of Notre Dame
Gene K
June 27, 2005
Bob never had a loss for words and always livened the bar up at Sopranos. Will miss your pool and dart games with us and your stories of Shelly losing at the casino again. Hows the pizza up there? See you again at the beach.
dan yovich
June 27, 2005
Bob, I am already missing our weekly phone conversations. Your integrity will always be remembered by me. Shelly, "Bob was a winner!"
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