Robert MATES

Dr Mates was a gentleman. He was one of my teachers when I was at Buffalo. Inteligent, kind and thoughtful. He helped me go on the medical school. I will always remember his as a great man and a role modle for me. It is with great sarrow that I hear of his death. He will be in my prayers.

Dear Gail,
I was saddened to learn of your husband's death in our Buffalo paper here recently. I recall your scouting days with great fondness and would really appreciate hearing from you if at all possible. My deepest sympathy, E. Gregorina Cooper-Batavia, NY

Dear Gail,
I am so sorry to hear the news of Bob's death. He was a wonderful man with a unique perspective on life and that unforgettable wry sense of humor.
It's been years since I've seen you, but I'll never forget life on Forest Avenue and those crazy investment club meetings. We certainly had some great times being young and nuts!
Then, as most of us stayed in WNY, you two went off on your odyssey, full of adventure, curiosity, and high spirits-a great pair of...

Betsy,

Don and I are saddened by the passing of your Dad. The years pass too fast and we are all in your shoes much too quickley. He was a very nice and interesting man and we are sure you have many wonderful memories to fall back on in the coming months and years.

So sorry for your loss. My mom passed this year and I can tell you it does get better with time. Prayers to you and your family.

I am so sorry to hear of your loss. My fondest memories of Six Mile Lake was the year I was a nanny to your three children. I will forever have the picture in my mind of your Christmas card that year, when you posed with Bob's dislocated shoulder and Gail's black eye. Your family always celebrated life's little moments!