Robert Curtis Feldmann

To Mrs. Feldmann, Scott and family, I just wanted to say that I'm sorry for your loss. From working for Mr. Feldmann at the Bridge Market or seeing him at the True Value or around town, I will remember him as someone who sometimes came across as being stern yet was always fair and honest, with a twinkle in his eye and a discreet grin on his lips. I'm sure he will be missed by many in the community.

I was very sorry to hear of Bob's passing.
The many years that he dedicated to the hardware store always greeting people with a smile and assisting them in there search if needed.

We are deeply saddened to learn of Bob's passing and have just learned about it today. We will keep all of the Feldmann's in our prayers and close to our hearts especially at this time.
Bill Allen and daughter, Jody Allen.

On opening day for the little Toy Peddler shop in the Village parking lot, Bob appeared with a giant wooden tub full of lollipops to give out to all the kids. It brings me to tears to remember his many kindnesses from that day forward. Elsie Gutchess

Bob was a one of a kind in the service of people, whether volunteer or professionally. We can all take a lesson from him. My sincerest sympathy to his family. Jamie Ciaccio

I am so sorry to hear about Bob's passing. I consider myself lucky to have known him. His dedication to S.A.V.E.S serves as an amazing example of community volunteer service, which I know will inspire people for years to come. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Sincerely,
Donna Himelfarb

I spent many years working side by side with Bob at the True Value in Skaneatles. It was a time I will never forget. He was always a family man and a "True Value" to his community.
Phyllis Hudson