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Robert Francis McCool

Cape May, New Jersey

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DIED
October 7, 2018
LOCATION
Cape May, New Jersey
CHARITY
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

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Robert Francis McCool of Cape May, New Jersey, formerly of Philadelphia, PA passed away Sunday, October 7, 2018 at Abington Memorial Hospital. He was 87 years old. Born in Philadelphia, PA to Matthew and Eleanor McNally McCool. Beloved husband of Mary Ann Krupsha McCool and the late Marie Kelly...

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I will remember Mr. McCool as an exceptional coach to young kids like myself. He was not only very generous with his time, but he had a relaxed way with young people that made us like him. My condolences to his family, especially Bob.

I was friends with Mr. McCool's son Bob. Mr. McCool was my coach several times in more than one sport. I remember vividly the day he and Bob and I played a pick-up game of basketball at the Zielhler Rec and Mr. McCool taught me how to shoot the ball properly. He was the first person I ever saw make a shot from half-court. He was selfless in his attention to all the kids' development as athletes and good sportsmen. --Mike Finley

I have only known Bob for a couple years but he always made me feel special. He was a good friend. Ewa and I always looked forward to spending time with both Mary Ann and Bob. He always had a joke or two during our times together. He will be sorely missed but we will cherish the memories. Love you Mary Ann.

Thinking of you Mar, and all our fun times in Cape May. Bob always had a kind word and a good hug! We miss him already but he will always, always be in our hearts. Love you, Mar and so very sorry for your loss.

I'm not sure why this one sticks out of the many great memories, but this was back in the NVIP days. There was a near blizzard and we were one of the few people left. Mr McCool was taking me home (I practically lived on his couch back then). He came and got me and we got into the red Chevy Chevette. I was pretty skeptical of making the trip but he told me something I always kept in mind whenever driving in the snow. He said The secret is - don't stop for anything. I don't think we ever got...

So sorry for your loss. Prayers and good thoughts for you and your family.

I'm so sorry Maryanne for your losz

Uncle Bob was a top notch guy. He was always so kind. He was for the family 100%. He'd always make sure that we in Maryland were abreast of all that was going on in Philly (parties, etc.). I will miss Uncle Bob very much. I already do.

RIP, Bob McCool. We love and miss you....Pat Ivison Merrow and husband, Robert Merrow