Robert B. Eckman

Cowboy, I will miss you my brother.
(RHYTHM) Flipper from Gunsmoke

To Butch & Diane. I am sorry to hear about the passing of your brother. I did not know him. However my sincere sympathy goes out to you Butch & Diane(who I know) from living on 408 Prince st. in Bordentown over 45 yrs. ago. Jack

My deepest sympathy goes out to Bob's family. I have known Bob for almost 20 years. He was always a good friend, a wonderful musician and above all, a man with a good heart. I will miss him deeply, as will all those who he came in contact with. Bob and his music will live on forever in my heart.

Now that you've taken flight I realize what a part you played in my life all these years we've been apart. You were always there even when I was unkind. We were linked back there in Bordentown, in the rough kind of unsettled brotherhood. In the thirty-some years between us yours was the friendship I most treasure. You always did the right thing when I was childish or foolish and I always wished I could be as good at that as you were. Your memory has shifted something inside me and the world...

We are shocked and saddened by this great loss... I'm sure Bob's jamming with Hendrix now. Rock on my friend. We won't forget you.

we will miss you cowboy

My condolences to the whole family, Bob was a very important part of my life and I loved him very much and will miss him as will all his friends.

Cowboy,You'll be our brother forever! Love You Man . Johnny T, GUNSMOKE