Robert Allan "Bob" Grillo

Josi & Family

To our surprise and great sorrow we’ve recently heard of Bob’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during these trying times. We silently bow our heads in prayer for Bob; knowing he is in a better place, free of worries and pain. We wish peace and sympathy to his loved ones.

Old acquaintances from Ct

Sorry to hear of Bob's passing. When we were in Bassick High, we spoke about joining the Air Force. Evidently he did and so did I. Had he been able to make our 50th class reunion on September 12th, I'm sure he would have enjoyed himself. My sincerest condolences to the family.
Joe Mlinarchik (Class of 1959)
Raleigh,NC

Lee Ann and family,
I am so sorry for the loss of your father. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Dear Josie and Daughters,

I am deeply saddened at the loss of your precious husband and father. please accept my heartfelt condolences. May God hold you all tightly during this difficult time.
You remain in my thoughts and prayers...

Love,
Bette-Jean

Dear Josie, Bob was always so kind to my son, David, who was under Bob's supervision at EA for a short time. David has Down Syndrome and Bob's patience was remarkable. I too, worked with Bob and will always remember him as a kind and wonderful person.

We are both so sorry for your loss.

Regards,
Marilyn D'Andrea

Lee, There's nothing I can say that will express the sadness I feel at your families loss. Know that I always felt welcome when I saw your Dad, he is a man that truly will be missed by many. What a wonderful legacy. It was an honor to have met him in my lifetime
My heartfelt condolences to your Mom and sister....your big brother, Jim

Dear Josie, Lee Ann, and Jackie,
Iam so sad to learn of Bob's death. I have so many happy memories of you all . Every June I remember those great luncheons you,Josie, gave for the teachers. Please know that you are in my prayers. God bless you .
Beverly Mathews

Josi, Lee Ann and Jackie,

I worked for and with your husband/dad at State National Bank/CBT from August 1976 until September 1985 -- he was a wonderful person. He was truly a family man; he loved his wife Josephine (as I knew her then), and his face would light up on the rear occasion that she would bring Lee Ann and Jackie to the office to see him. Shortly after I left the bank we lost contact, but I would always remember Bob as a friendly, respectful, caring gentleman. It...

With great sorrow we bow our heads with a prayer for Bob. We know he is in a better place, free of all worries and pain. We wish peace for his loved ones as we were his neighbors for many years and enjoyed his friendship.
Chet and Terri Galemba