Renato Vincent "Bob" Cervelli

Bob was an IIT grad like myself and we participated in runs together, though Bob and Dick Ditlinger were the marathoners. I first met Bob in 1964 when I joined the Bendix Analytical Mechanics Group. The discipline of his army career came through in his approach to stepping up to work assignments. Among his strong points was his ability to approach tasks methodically without much emotion. He was not a politician- he earned positions via his contributions. He took his work seriously! A real...

Mr. Cervelli was my first Scoutmaster. He was a tough bird, but a fair and we had many great trips with him. Jan, I will miss your dad. Tim Hambidge

rip Bob, you will be missed

I love you. You were my second father. Be in peace and love. See you on the other side. Love Rubye

My thoughts and prayers go out to Bob's family. He was well respected as an engineer here at work (AlliedSignal / now Honeywell).

Rest in Peace Scoutmaster Cervelli - I appreciate the things I learned from you as a member of Troop 437.

My deepest sympathy to all the Cervelli's. I feel like I grew up at your house on Riverside Drive. So many memories of "Zeb". Playing in his office in the basement (did he care???); having him pick us up (a pack of sceaming girls) after St. Joe football and basketball games; my tagging along on various vacations. The list goes on as my memories continue. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Jan Hanyzewski Webber, Apple Valley, MN

To the Cervelli family - please accept my sincere condolances, and know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers. I've many fond memories of Mr. Cervelli, and your whole family, as I grew up down the street, was in Mr. Cervelli's boy scout troup and played with Bob (Jr) and went to school with Bob and Janice. May God's love lift you and hold you close, and give you peace.

I'm very sorry to hear of "Mister C"'s passing. I have many fond memories of Bob from many years ago and will keep the entire Cervelli family in my thoughts and prayers.