Robert "Bob" Leipzig

It is with great sorrow that I heard the news from Vince Arditi of Mr. Leipzig's passing. I have fond memories of being driven to Jesuit by Bob, with Kurt, in the humble Renault Dauphine in 1963. I recall his assistance in understanding some basic Accounting concepts, which served me well later in my Accounting career. I remember joining the flock of little Leipzigs in wonderful spaghetti diner, which likely would be followed by a recitation of the Rosary and an amazing mass of laundry...

Love you Uncle Bob, you were my second dad and put up with all my troublesome ways! xoxoxo Michaelann Allen

Bob Leipzig was two yrs older at Prep, but his brother George was in my class. Bob was engaging,likable and a leader. His wife Jo was the sister of Paul Allen another Col. Prep Senior. The Leipzig family was a legend at St. Agatha's in Sellwood. Bob was a stalwart at St. John Vianney and I always admired his business acumen at Textronics. He will be missed.
Jerry Bleeg, San Jose Ca.

My thoughts and prayers are with Tim and the entire Leipzig family.

Dear Jo, I was lucky to have met you and Bob a couple of years ago. As a friend of Karey's, I express my sincere condolences for your loss. It is a difficult passage to lose someone we love. As time moves forward, your memories will help your grief lighten and the many smiles you shared will shine forth through you and your children.

My heart goes out to Aunt Jo, Aunt Genevieve, and the whole family. How sad to lose the last of the three Leipzig brothers.

I appreciated working with Bob all those years at Tek. He was a true "Tek Man", as we all tried to be in those days. As Director of Purchasing for 23 years, I worked with Bob in Accounting. I could count on him to always be "on top of it", no matter what challenges we had. Scott E. Foster, Jr.

My condolences and my parents condolences to the Leipzig family . Bob will greatly be missed .
Dan McArthur , Monica & Glenn Noel

I will never forget the night we played KICK THE CAN in the alley. 32 kids participated. bob an Jo sat and watched in the yard. What a night!!!
Condolences!!! Blake Byrne 42nd and vermont st. [email protected]