Robert Edward Fry Jr.

I am saddened greatly having heard this news. I worked with Bob at Faces for years and he turned in to a great friend. I have not seen him since his retirement but I have thought of him so many times. We have spent countless hours traveling to the Atlantic City convention, we have talked alot about golf, Bama baseball and football. I know that he is on a Golden golf course this morning telling the Bear how to play golf or looking down on the Blue Angels smiling. My thoughts and prayers to the...

I'm saddened to hear of Bob's passing. His death brings back old memories of grammar school days at Crestline Heights Elementary School and the proliferating bunch of baby boomer kids who grew up in the neighborhood extending north from the school. I remember playing touch football with a group that included Bob and his next door neighbor, George Seier and Frank de Lathouder, who lived across Main Street. Bob was a tough competitor and a good guy. I'm sorry I have not kept in contact with...

I remember Bob from as far back as Crestline Elementary as one of the nicest guys who ever drew breath. My deepest condolences to the family.

Friends from first grade on.. we walked to school together when we weren't running from our neighborhood german shepherd which chased us many a day all the way to Crestline School.I will miss his witt and sarcasm. I am in Texas and will not make home in time for funeral.RIP Bob.

Bob and I worked together for many years at faces. I know he will be missed by many in the industry as I often hear people ask how he is doing. God bless my friend.

I am so very sorry to hear this sad news about my friend, Bob. We grew up together from first grade going to Crestline, then Mountain Brook Jr. High and finally, graduating together from Shades Valley High School in 1966. We remained good friends until his untimely passing. His family has my deepest sympathy and may his memory always be a blessing to his family, his friends and all who knew and loved him! Preston Goldfarb

I moved across the street from Bobby when we were five. We were friends for a number of years and had a many great and amazing adventures. Bobby taught me to ride a bicycle, at significant risk to his own bicycle. I´m so grateful to have known him.

Bob was a good friend growing up. Always encouraging, always friendly. My prayer is that God will comfort each member of his family at this sad time.