Allan "Bob"-Saxe-Obituary

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Allan "Bob" Robert Saxe

Aug 4, 1938 - Sep 2, 2025 (Age 87)

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One of the finer men and dearest friends I’d ever know. He was kind beyond words and I will always remember him as a sound and decent man. Someone I will look up to all of my life. I’ll never forget him.
With love
John scileppi

Talk about one of a kind, Bob Saxe was just that-always a kind word-never negative. We were roommates as we worked hard through the ND Law School in far away (for him) South Bend, Ind. He taught me to be a man of the Right-even though the law school profs, with few exceptions, preferred the Left. Thank you, Bob. You were right from the beginning. My dear friend, may flights of angels sing thee to thy rest.

My brother Bob and I spent 83 years together before his passing. Bob happily spent the first 11 years of his life in the little town of Santa Margarita Ca.Where our father was employed as the elementary school Principal. The town was situated on 332 acres and surrounded by a 17,000 acre ranch which was an old Spanish land grant given in 1841. In 1938 Cell phones weren’t invented yet, nor was television or computers. can you believe that back then families actually had meals together sitting...

Long years of friendship since meeting in law school at Notre Dame in 1960. Road trips to and from law school. Taking the bus from Bob’s dad’s house in San Jose to study for the California bar exam in San Francisco. Coming together after Bob’s service in Vietnam to work at Santa Clara County Counsel’s office and then partners in private practice. The time and sharing went beyond the law. Bob was as warm and humble a human being as God could send to earth. His understated humor was an...

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Allan Robert (Bob) Saxe passed away peacefully in his Morgan Hill home on September 2, 2025. He was 87.Born August 4, 1938, at O’Connor Hospital in San Jose, Bob spent his childhood in Santa Margarita, California. He and his younger brother Al were the sons of educators; their mother Mary...

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