Robert-Cuthbert-Obituary

Robert G. Cuthbert

Allentown, Pennsylvania

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Robert G. Cuthbert, 40, of Bath, Pa, passed away on Tuesday, May 24, 2005 at St. Luke's Hospital, Fountain Hill. Born: On September 24, 1964 in Denville, NJ, he was a son of John and Muriel Nixon Cuthbert, both of Avalon, NJ. Personal: He was a graduate of Liberty High School in 1982, and...

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Still thinking of you after all these years.

Hey Bob! I don't usually associate this day on the calendar with you but then again I'm sure you remember I'm not the best with calendars or any means of keeping time. I can't believe its been 19 years. I read your post E and can really connect with the last line. I think about that a lot but eventually switch my brain into thinking about our times together. The potato launcher finally exploded after 30 years. My 15 year old almost lost a few digits, but Im glad he thought it was funny and...

19 years since I got to talk to you. 19 years and days since I had that last amazing I love you big brother hug. I have missed you. I have followed in your footsteps as a teacher- I love it and I wish we could share stories. I know you would make me laugh at my challenges and you would have funny suggestions for solutions... Somedays I could use those. The kids are awesome and grown up. We are all meeting in Avalon tomorrow. I love you Robert. I wish I could have known how to keep you here.

Hey Robert... missing you as always... but today more than ever... I am preparing to follow in your footsteps of teaching... I will start at the local high school this fall. I wish you were here to make me laugh at myself and remind me that caring about the kids is what will make me successful and with that at the core everything else will fall into place... I have been staying in Avalon- what you, Frank and dad built is still standing strong... I love it here... wish you were visiting...

BOBBO

Sometimes I wonder what you would be doing if you were still here, if you'd still be coaching and teaching or if you would have moved on to bigger and better things. My kids could use a math tutor in the future...but lucky for them my husband has your math skills which is pretty uncanny.

I miss Sherby and I often wonder about what she's doing. (If you ever read this, I love you and hope you are well
I found a bunch of old pictures recently. We used to have...

Six years...still miss you- still wish you were here to laugh with and for you to see how my kids have grown and changed- they still talk of you. They are really great to be with- you would totally like each one.

I hope that all your sudents and swimmers have been able to take the positive from your life, your memory, and your love for them- your kids. May they "Carry On"... xo- E

Five years pass in a blink of an eye. The kids are taller, growing up and so much fun- they would crack you up. We talk about you often and I miss you all the time.

Almost 4 years? I think I have that math right. I still am at a loss of words. It its truly an odd feeling when you have so much emotion pent up that you can't even begin to express it through words. Nothing can actually compare to the raw emotion; not words, not pictures, not anything. And its also truly amazing how 4 years have gone by and there are still so many people thinking about you everyday, and not just about your passing, but more about your motivation, your attitude towards...

Hey Robert,
Just chillin and listening to one of our favorites - Rolling Stones "Monkey Man" - and thinking of you - hey, how about that key change??? Isn't that the BEST??!!! Only you would know what I mean by that!!! Love and miss you bunches and bunches!!!
Lots and Lots of Love,
Sherby :)