ROBERT M. GOLDSTONE

A friend of mine struck up a conversation with a lovely young lady last night at DiMitri's restaurant in Philadelphia who turned out to be Ali. I was so sorry to learn that Bobby had died, and wanted to express my condolences. I ride for MS every year, and this year I'll ride in his honor and memory. Ali, you're a remarkable young woman.

Sincerely,

Gene Sobel

Heartfelt condolences to our friends Joan and Arnold and their family from the Federman children and our spouses - Nancy and Mike Kaplan, Barbara and Irv Schreiner, David and Jill Federman, and Rick and Barb Federman. Although we have not been in touch with Bob in recent years, we thought of him often and admired his accomplishments as a dad, a son, a brother, and a person living with MS for so long. We remember him as our childhood friend and have fond memories of the times our families...

Bob will be missed, great guy

Thank you Dad: for, through your actions, showing me how to give unconditionally and without recognition. How to fight in silence with true dignity. For my appreciation of music and its importance in life. For giving me a simply exceptional younger sister. For letting me learn from my mistakes while knowing ultimately, everything would be OK. Most importantly, for having the love for life and living for the moment b/c as we know,,,,you never know what life has up her sleeve around the next...

Bob was a wonderful and fun friend! Sorry we lost touch over the years, but I will always remember his charm and wit! Joel and Lois Zimmer

RIP my friend.

My deepest sympathy goes out to the entire Goldstone family, after this long and very tough ordeal. RIP Goldy, we were like brothers, from 1976 to 1990, had some great times, you were handsome, quick witted and quite funny. You will be missed, you were one of a kind, brother. To his son Paul. you should be very proud, you are the definition of a devoted son.