Robert P. Bozzone

I was devastated to learn of my brothers passing Today, 5 months after his death. My Brother and I were very close and spoke often thru the years on the phone. Thanks to my son Robert we discovered his passing on the internet. Our Family thought highly of my Brother and all of his accomplishments here on Earth, and, we are sure he will be working hard from above for us all. Humbly, Bill Bozzone, Loving Brother

Irene, Mike, Woody, Mary Jo, and Terry, I am so sorry for your loss. Bob´s kindness certainly made a difference in my life and numerous others. I´m sorry this is so late. I am in London and only came upon the obituary by chance. God Bless you and keep you. Joe Hessom

I had the pleasure of working with Bob while I was at The Salvation Army and he was a very caring and supportive man for the mission of the organization.

I am so sorry to hear this sad news. he was a wonderful person, and I was very blessed to work with him for so many years at ATI he will truly be missed.Tracy Paxinos

I was so sorry to see this. So many fond memories! Sending love and prayers to the Irene and the family

Rest in peace, Mr. Bozzone. My prayers go out to your devoted family. Speaking of families, there are hundreds in our country who owe their economic well-being to your tireless efforts to guide the A-L/ATI ship through some very rough waters. Leaders like yourself are so hard to find.

Was saddened to learn of Bob's passing. My condolences to the entire Bozzone family. I had the honor to join Allegheny Ludlum in 1987 to lead the health and safety organization. Bob was an amazing supporter of our team, always leading with compassion and support. A dignified man who led with the rare attributes of humility and class will be missed by all he touched. We were all indeed fortunate to have shared a small portion of his life.

I had the opportunity to work with Bob as the President of Local Union 1138 West Leechburg Works. What a great guy, anytime he came through the mill he would come up shake your hand and asked how everything was going. I seriously believe if it were not for Bob Bozzone and Dick Simmons ATI would not be operating today. The best word I can say about Bob he was a real gentleman, anywhere you would run into Bob he would take the time to come up and speak to you. RIP Bob you will be greatly...

My Late Brother-in-Law Art Barker worked for Allegheny Ludlum/ATI for his entire career. He spoke very highly of Mr. Bozzone, not only as a professional businessman, but also as a kind and down-to-Earth man. Our deepest sympathy to the Bozzone Family.