ROBERT F. DUNSON

Found this picture of a card game at a boy scout campout in a tent at night. Think that's Bob on the left, along with Bob Castele and Bill Hayes.

It's a truly sad day when old friends pass on. I will always cherish the memories of our youth playing ball and doing all the things kids do, the good and some bad. Thank God you were the Mayor's son. But I shall never forget the Christmas card you sent me in '72 when I was away in the Army.

My deepest sympathy goes out to Dunson family for their lost.

What a sad time. Bob & the entire Dunson family are in my prayers.

My fond memories of Bob go back 50 years to St. Angela's School, Scouts, and playing ball at Morton Park. He was a wonderful & fun guy, who deeply cared about the needs and feelings of others. May he rest in happiness and peace.

We had some wonderful times in the Boy Scouts (St. Angela's Troop 401) so long ago and I still have fond memories of Bob. Those troop meetings, hikes and campouts were truely special.

I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

I worked off and on for Bob at Ford. He was one of the best supervisors because he always put his people first. Everyone liked him. My profound sympathy.

I worked with Bob for 30 years, He was truley a hard worker that had great concerns for he employees and their needs, We will all miss Bob a GREAT PERSON, Gary Mackey North Ridgeville Ohio

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Phil,

The thoughts and prayers of everyone at Fleet Response go out to you and your family.

Phil & Chrissy

Words can not begin to express our deepest sympathies. We can't imagine what you are going thru or feeling especially losing both parents so closely together. We hope you find comfort in knowing they are together watching over the both of you and that they are with the Lord.

Many prayers being sent your way~

Kevin, Pam (Connie's sister), Eleana & Faith Sepik