Robert Bartoli

Growing up,Uncle Bob was probably the most important relative to me. When I was younger he and his parents really provided a sense of family when it was most needed. I always remember him this time of year because he took me to see Jaws when I was 10. I still tell the story that after the movie we went to "the pool" at night for a swim and I convinced myself there was a shark in the pool . No lights back then. Fantastic memory and I miss him still

I just heard about Barts passing. My deepest sympathy for his Wife and family. I am so saddened by the news of Bob´s passing. We were friends since we were teenagers. I will always remember Bob for his amazing Guitar playing and his joyful sense of humor. The Guitar community has lost a brilliant Artist.

I will always remember uncle Bob and aunt Kathy taking us to the county fair, to the pool on the farm to hang out and going to listen to music. I´ll always remember those amazing moments growing up and miss him. My heart goes out to you Kathy.

I only knew Bob from first having met him @ a guitar show in Phila over 30 yrs ago. We made a big guitar trade at the beginning of the show and hit it off right away. He and his friend Sheffe were 2 guys I looked forward to seeing every year at the guitar shows, super nice guys that came down from Wilkes Barre. Very sorry to hear of his passing. rip Bob...

Bob was a great friend and taught our son guitar. We have known Bob for many years and he once told us that our son was the son he never had. Rest in peace buddy. Paul VanFossen

I will always remember talking to Bob between his lessons at the music store and slowly growing to be close friends. He was always happy to share in music with everyone, and was fun to be around. I will be forever grateful for all the music and guitar skills he showed me. Kevin Callahan

Dear Kathy, My husband (Susan´s son Jason) and I are sorry to hear of Uncle Bobby´s passing. Jason has many fond memories of his uncle.

We are so sorry to hear about Bob we were neighbors for many years. He truly was the master of the Telecaster.