Richard J. Eichler

Having lived next to Bob for a little less than three years we can truly say he was one of a kind and a truly down to earth guy. We enjoyed talking to him about anything and everything and, of course, he knew everything there was to know about the city of Independence. What a great loss to the neighborhood. We will really miss him. May all your wonderful memories of Bob keep him close to your hearts.

My deep sympathy to "Bob's" Wife and Children.
I worked for Bob and Eddie while in high school and knew Bob to stand for high American values and things that were Right, Just and Worthwhile! Your family was a great Norman Rockwell subject on Sunday when you'd park at the station, get out of that bronze Ford, form up and walk together to church. Norman would have selected Easter, with all new outfits and rosey cheeks!
Bob led by example and I'm the richer having been associated with...

Ruth & Family:

We were neighbors on Sunset for a long time. Laurel remembers pushing David in his stroller. It has been a long time since we have seen you, and we hope things will work out alright for you. Our sympathies are with you and Donna, Bob and David.

Bobby and Family:

I have fond memories learning to drive and filling up at the Sunoco station in town.

My sincere sympathy to you and your family.

Fondly,

Marilyn Robinson