Bobby Weinstock

I just today read, in the current issue of Piloting Change, of Bobby´s passing. I was so very sorry to read it. I met Bobby sometime in the 1990´s when I was managing low income housing downtown. I was fortunate to work with him, over many years, finding housing for people through Northwest Pilot Project. He was as lovely a man as I have ever met. My sincere condolences, late though they are, to his wife and family.

Bobby was the best laugher ever! I loved him

I knew Bobby through his brother Richard. He spoke lovingly about his brother to me, describing him as intelligent and giving. I know that Bobby was a big source of support for Richard, helping him in his darkest moments guiding him though with the love of a big brother. Portland lost a good soul. My condolences to his family.

Bobby was my beloved brother-in-law. Memories of our sunset happy hours in Arizona, our bike rides on the Legacy Trail in Florida, our hikes in the Arizona desert, our many Italian dinners, our adventures at the track and on Duval St. in Key West, the twinkle in his eye and his endless love for my sister will be cherished in my heart forever. Monica

The definition of mensch epitomized. Kindness exemplified. Hope to see you in the next world. You are missed by many here.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief......Bobby was a wonderful man and will be missed by many. We are so sorry Ann. Love, Lori & Andy Kangas

Too many stories to tell, all filled with laughter and compassion. Bobby was a human of the highest order. Love and regards to Ann and the family. Mari Ane.