Robert A. Milli

Dear Brian and Liza ~~~ You may not remember me ... I used to babysit for you when you lived in Tenafly. You were the cutest kids! I was going through `stuff´ my mom had saved. There were articles about your mom and dad. I thought I would "look" for you. I found the obits for your mom and dad. I am so sorry for your loss. Bob and Mary Jane were such fun people! They would hop over the fence and join us for a barbeque in our backyard. It was a gathering place for the...

A good friend. So sad to lose him

Bob and Mary Jane were so close to my family for many, many years. I will remember their kindness, and their love for life for as long as I live. I saw Bob play Horatio opposite Richard Burton in Hamlet on Broadway in early 1960's. Mary Jane was the sweetest, prettiest woman I've ever met. The world is diminished significantly with their absence. Greg Pugliese and Family

Bob and Mary Jane were very visible in my life growing up - My dad cast them in many shows. I recall visiting them at their apartment in NYC during the time that Bob was in Hamlet with Richard Burton. I remember hearing that Liz Taylor was jealous of Mary Jane, because Burton found her attractive which was understandable as she was always a beauty. I recall babysitting for Brian at Mary Jane's mother Maisy's home in College Park. My deepest condolences to the family.

Bob and Mary Jane were significant, glamorous people for me as a child. My Dad, Leo Brady, greatly admired them as actors and cast them as often as he could at Olney Theatre in the summers. They always had an attractive joie de vivre. Everyone loved being around them.
Condolences from the Leo Brady family.

Bob and Mary Jane were like uncle and aunt to us Graham kids. They were members of the family year-round, but especially every summer when they worked at Olney Theatre. Indeed a sweet prince with a kind and noble heart! Sending love and hugs to Brian and Liza and their families.