Robert Keesey

We will miss you Bob. Your wrestling teammate from Devilbiss . George Zollinger

Keesey Family,

I am so sorry to hear about your loss. Much love and prayers for you all. Thinking of you at this time and always. I will be there in spirit for support. Please let our family know if you need anything.

Much Love, Liv

So sorry to learn of the loss of your brother Mark, May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

To the Keesey Familyl
We cannot believe Bob is gone. He was the most interesting and talented guy! Never short of telling stories or fixing things and strumming the guitar!
The talent and charm of Bob was unique.He was always cool and never seemed to loose his composure. There is no replacement .We are surely going to miss him a lot forever....Love you Bob!!!

Dear Mark. I remember Bobby well, from the time he was a little boy. I am Jim Albright's ex-wife, and when we lived in Toledo, Marge and Sam were dear friends to Harold and Virginia, as well as to Jim and me. Jim died last year, and Bobby not too long before that. Cheryl lives in Iowa. I am so sorry to hear that Bobby is gone.The Keeseys were one of the nicest parts of living in Toledo. Marge, Sam and you boys. Many nice memories. Much love from Ducky Albright

Bob was such a fun and interesting guy, it's a very sad loss for everyone. My heartfelt condolences to all the family and friends. Over many years we shared so many great stories of travel, bicycle adventures, skiing, building things and more - Bob was always full of youthful energy, zest and a good laugh; he was an inspirational guy. Bob, you will be missed.

Marsha and I are in Florida where we heard the news today. It was gut wrenching for me. I thought Marsha was going to cry. Mark, I just want to give you a big bear hug. I'm going to miss that boy.

hard to believe how many fellow classmates have passed away. God's blessings for peace to his family.

I am so, so sorry to hear about Bob. He was a kind and gentle man who touched many lives. May you all find peace in that knowledge and know that he is remembered fondly by his DeVilbiss '67 classmates.
Linda Haworth Anderson