Robert Fujitani

I am the niece of Robert Rohacik who lived in Greenwich. My uncle was a Taylor and worked in Cos Cob. He loved to fish and your Dad and my uncle would fish together. I have one of your Dad’s drawings of my Uncle Michael. He was so talented. He loved your Dad and shared many stories about him. May be Rest In Peace.

Susan,
I am so sorry for your loss. Your father and your mother were good friends to both my parents when they moved in next door. I loved my visits with them when I was home visiting my parents. Your father’s art work was and is amazing.

Sue, I am so sorry to hear about your Dad....I will never forget the many fun times we shared together growing up....I still have the Christmas card picture your Dad made and you gave to me...we sure did enjoy playing "dress up"....your home was a happy place to be and my memories of you and your parents are filled with love and happiness...
With love and sympathy, Sue Markscheffel Partain

Susan, I remember your father well, as both your parents were extra special....I still have the "Princess picture" he took of me when we were playing dress-ups....such a good friend I had in you....and loved visiting with your parents....your home was a happy place....I am so sorry to hear about your Dad
With sympathy, Sue Markscheffel Partain (Cleveland, TN)

My husband and I were married in Bob and Ruth's living Room 34 years ago. Both of our daughters have many childhood memories of swimming in the sound and picking clams out of the rocks. I am so glad that both Bob and Ruth were part of our lives for so long. We will never forget them. Love, Steve and Debbye Seeleman

This morning I awoke to the news that Bob Fujitani had passed away, just a month shy of 99. I never met him, but I used to write him goofy fan letters when I was a teen. He began drawing superhero comics eighty years ago, but I remember him best as the artist on the Flash Gordon newspaper comic in the early 1980's. Bob once sent me a fabulously detailed sketch of Ming the Merciless, drawn in his direct-to-ink style that he worked in every day. When he realized that I was interested in drawing...