Robert T. Frauenberger

I'm sorry I didn't get a chance to know you. Thanks for making me feel welcome.

Bob..you were my first bridge partner when i retired in oceandide 7 years ago..we averaged 2 gams a week and never once did you comment on some of my rididulous bids..I think we were the bes B pair in theunit...your jokes and e-mails made my day.wlecome to table 1...as you were No. 1 with your many bridge friends...Happy days where ever you are...we will be missed....Herb

Bob, we met when I came to the bridge club in 1977. I LOVED you then and now. Everytime I walked in you would rush up to me, and if I tarried you would shift from foot to foot until I gave my full attention to your latest joke. I was your very best audience. A true gentlemen, a real sweetheart, and I will miss you from the bottom of my heart.

Don and Robert,
We don't speak much these years but I think of you often. What a blast we had as young men. Sorry for your loss.
Kenny Miller
Oceanside, California

"Bobby" I was so thrilled with are long phone conversation on
Your birthday. It gave us time to discuss our double birthday
lunch date. We had so many more plans ahead. I'll always
Remember holding you on my lap when we came home from
the hospital. You were a doll. Love, Sis

Bob What a great Man! You are an inpiration to our family and we are truely going to miss you. Karen Our thoughts are with you and the entire Frauenberger family. With Love, The Tucker Family~ Harvey, Susan, Nigel, Ian, Keri, Tyler, Sydni

I'am sure going to miss uncle bob. He was always upbeat and
had a few jokes to tell. The last time I saw bob was about a month ago when he came by the shop. I was getting ready to close down and get a jump on traffic because the family and I
were going to the desert. I did not tell bob I was leaving.
We talked for more than a hour . I'am so glad
I didn't tell bob I had to go.
Dain Blackburn

Thank you all so much for writing. Karen