Robert H. "Bob" Makowsky

I WAS SO SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT BOB. I WORKED FOR BOB AT BARNEY'S DELI. HE GAVE ME MY FIRST MANAGEMENT POSITION AND HE ALSO TAUGHT ME ALOT ABOUT PEOPLE SKILLS. AFTER HE SOLD BARNEY'S HE WAS THOUGHTFUL ENOUGH TO TELL JOHN THEO ABOUT ME AND I GOT A JOB WORKING WITH JOHN AT THEO'S FOR 10 YEARS. NOW I'M AT THE EXTERMINATING COMPANY AND STILL WORKING FOR JOHN, SOME 12 YEARS LATER. SO THANKS TO BOB FOR BELIVING IN ME. HE WILL ALWAYS HAVE A SPECIAL PLACE IN MY HEART. SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS.

He was my one and only brother. I don't remember much about him when I was young. One of the things I do remember the most was him trying to take care of me when I broke my leg. I spilled blow bubbles down inside my cast, and if that weren't bad enough, Bob cracked a rotten egg into our frying pan for breakfast and when he tried to remove the pan from the stove, the handle flipped around and dumped everything onto the floor. What a mess, needless to say he wasn't very happy at the moment,...

Bob was a wonderful friend and neighbor on Old Minden Road. Always generous and helpful to me
and my husband, Foster Teague. He
will be missed by many people.

I AM SO SORRY TO HEAR OF THE LOSS OF YOUR FATHER... CRAIG AND MY DAUGHTER WENT TO SCHOOL TOGETHER AND WERE GREAT FREINDS, WE STILL FEEL THE LOSS OF CRAIG AS IF IT WERE YESTERDAY.. MAY HE AND HIS GRANDFATHER REST IN HEAVENLY PEACE..

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family. Bob will be missed by many friends and family.

I was so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.

Bob was a great friend - He helped me so much when both my parents were ill - The summer my father was so ill, Bob had a hugh garden and he wanted to travel so he and I decided I would care for all the vegetables until he returned - what a job, but I worked away so much frustration - I remember there was a light as bright as a street lamp in his back yard and I would tend garden even after dark - his neighbor would come to check on me and my progress - sometimes I think your dad saved my life...