Robert Gain

Grew up two doors down and he was my boyhood hero. Condolences to the family.

I think about Bob a lot. He was a dear friend to Ralph & I. I miss all the funny jokes & stories about his career. He was such a good man. We miss you so much Bob. He will never be forgotten

Every time I look across the street I think of Bob. I loved going over & having a cup of coffee & listening to all his football stories & jokes. He was such a wonderful person. We miss him so much. Our love goes out to you Judy & your family.

We miss so much. It's not the same without you. We miss your jokes & you incredible smile. I hope you are no longer in pain & playing football in the cloud. Tell our John we love & miss him. We love you.

To the Gain Family,
My name is David Shibatani and I met Mr. Gain and his wife Kitty and one of his daughters back in the 70's during a Christmas family vacation at a place called the Candlelight Inn in Deerfield Beach,Florida.
I just wanted to express my deepest condolences and sympathy to all of the Gain family.
Mr and Mrs. Gain were so nice to all of us and Bob was so patient and understanding even though we pestered him with so many questions about his football career as we...

I just found out today of Bob's passing. I worked with Bob many years ago at Cleveland Frog & Crossing. Please accept my condolences. I am very sorry I could not pay last respects to him. He was a great guy who always had a smile and wonderful attitude. I never forgot him. He & Kitty took me to the Browns game vs. Jets with Joe Namath coming to town......thanks to Bob, I still have the autograph picture written personally to me. If there is football in heaven, he is on the team!

Gary,Palma,Lauren,Spencer,Jared and Matt Hill send our thoughts,prayers and condolences to Kitty and your whole family. Bob was the sweetest man that anyone could have known. He will be greatly missed. Love from all the Hills

Dear Kitty and family -
I just heard of Bob's passing. I am so sorry for your loss.He was a wonderful, kind and loving man. He was always so gracious to my parents Babe and Jeff. He had so many great stories and memories he shared. He was one of the best and will be missed dearly I'm sure. God bless you and your family.

Diane Tarantino Beaudry

Dear Gain family, we would like to extend our condolences on Bob's passing. We had the pleasure of enjoying lunch with Bob and Janis at Eat n Park in Willoughby four years ago. Bob shared some great stories and most weren't even about football. May God bless the Gain family.

Jim and Terrie Bunge, Dunkirk, New York