Robert Philip Carlton

To my dearest Aunt, cousins, second cousins and all that were blessed with the gift of knowing my amazing Uncle Bob, There is not a day that goes by that I don´t think about my Uncle Bob. The memories of his infectious laughter, his sense of humor, his kind heart and very loving soul helped shape me into the adult I have become. Uncle Bob was always beaming with love and happiness. He was always the first to play a joke or come up with the most witty comments spur of the moment! Uncle...

We sure miss Bob at poker every month! Does anyone know how we can get in touch with Mary?

As the anniversary of Bob´s passing approaches, I am moved to embrace Mary, Heather and Jessie in a lasting hug remembering what a dynamic person their husband/father was to all who knew him. I know all too well the pain they have in their hearts. Right now I can envision Bob and Bill embracing each other and sharing many memories, laughs and love together.

Bob was someone I will always remember from our days together at Goodyear. Thoughts and prayers to his family.

It has been almost a year since Bobs' passing. I still can't accept that he is gone. I really miss him.

Very sorry to hear of the passing of Bob. Mary you and Bob were our first neighbors living directly across the street from us, Larry and Karen Witherspoon in the Seven Trails West development in Stow. We enjoyed the short time we spent as neighbors with you Bob and Heather and Jesse. With sincere sympathy,Karen and Larry Witherspoon.l

The BEST Uncle anyone could ever ask for. You knew when Uncle Bob was going to be there - fun times were to be had!! He had such a magnetic personality, a laugh that was contagious, and a sense of caring with humor that only Uncle Bob could master!!! The best Uncle a niece could ever ask for - I will miss him every day forever. My heart aches for you, Aunt Mary, Heather, Jesse....wish I could give you all hugs and tell you it will all be ok... Know that I love you all so much and feel my...

My heartfelt condolences to Mary and the family during this time of grief.
I remember Bob from High school. He was a year ahead of me and I didn't really know him well personally but he was one of those people that made you feel like you were close to him just by being in the same room with him. When you saw Bob coming down the hallway he always stood out, not just because he was taller than most everyone else, but because he always seemed to have a smile on his face and radiated a sense...

I went to high school with Bob. He was the kind of guy everybody looked up to - not just because he was tall, but because he was such a very nice person. A good sport and role model, both on and off of the basketball court.
My sincere condolences to Mary and family.