Robert John Gleichert

SOME OF MY BEST TIMES GROWING UP WERE WITH BOBBY!!!!! I WILL ALWAYS HOLD ON TO THE MEMORIES!!!!!MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HIS FAMILY! JUDY (KUN) EDMONDSON

To the Gleichert Family,
You have my deepest condolences. Bob was a wonderful guy. He was a great friend from 7th-12th grade, and even though I haven't seen him since college, he's always had a special place in my heart. He will be sorely missed.

Janet and Family . . .
I want to extend my most sincere sympathies. Bob and I have been VERY close since the day we met at Oakdale in 4th grade.
I'm very thankful that I had the chance to spend some time with him at the 30th reunion and then exchanging e-mails even while he was going through his illness.
He was just a wonderful person and a GREAT friend and will be greatly missed and NEVER forgotten!

I went to school with Bob since U.L. Light and BHS. I saw him this past summer at the 30 year reunion and he looked wonderful--same old Bob. I am so sorry to hear of his passing. He was always very popular, athletic and friendly to all. I remember what an excellent pianist he was. Back then, a jock just didn't play piano (or at least not admit to it), but Bob played with pride. He has obviously left a legacy and will be missed by all whose lives he touched.

To the Gleichert Family, I went to grade school with Bob, then Junior High at U. L. Light, then moved to Norton, so was both a teammate, classmate, then opponent of Bob during High School. Then we both went to Miami U and were actually roommates our senior year. While I did not stay in touch with Bob,( I'm just not very good at that stuff) I thought of him often, and was saddened when my parents called me about his untimely death. I will miss knowing that he is not around. My...

OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH THE GLEICHERT FAMILY. WE HAVE KNOWN BOB SINCE CHILDHOOD AND HE WAS A GREAT GUY. LOTS OF GOOD MEMORIES FROM THE EAST SIDE.

HENRY SMITH - VALERIE ANTONIOTTI

The world is not a better place with Bob's passing. I have some good memories of Bob though. Two stick out like they happened yesterday. One I would like to Share.We all know Bob could hold his own on a basketball court. I can rember one time he jumped for a rebound and his feet were almost above every other players head. When people say white boys can't jump I always say to my self they don't no Bob.

Janet & Family,

I want you and your family to know what Bob meant to me. Growing up in Barberton on the East side I always
looked up to Bob. He was one of my role models. I first met Bob in YMCA football. I was in third grade and heard the sign up for football. Unfortunately I missed the part on it being for fourth grade and above. Since I sold the most candy for our fund raiser the coach let me come to practice. I was decked out in my Joe Namath football uniform,...

Bob was a childhood,family friend. I am sorry to hear of his death,as is my family. You are in our thoughts and prayers.