Robert B. Mollot

Forever in my heart.

Still think of you all the time.

Dear Mr. & Mrs. Mollot;

Words can not express that sadness I felt when I heard of the passing of Bob.
I attendend Canisius with Bob and then spent a great deal of time with him out in SF. He brightened a room with his smile and laughter. He came over to my apartment one Thanksgiving to check on my turkey, and sure enough, I had it in the over upside down! He never let me forget it.
I have so many wonderful memories of Bob and I will miss him dearly.
My...

Dear Alan and Family,

I was deeply saddened and shocked when I found out about Bobby's passing. I will always remember his smiling face and passion for life. Although I may not have know him for a long time he left a lasting memory. My condolences to all.

To the Family and friends of Bob,
I send my deepest sympathys for this tragedy. Myself and other friends were lucky enough to have spent some very special times with Bob, whom we affectionately referred to as "Buffalo Bob", in California. He was passionate, talented, friendly and happy. He was far too young to go. We will miss him and We will not forget him. Ve con Dios Amigo, We love you.

I was absolutely stunned to hear the news. I knew Bob when he lived in Northern California, enjoyed his company, thought that he had a great spirit, followed his culinary exploits, and generally thought that the earth was a better place with him around. He will be missed.

Dear Mr & Mrs. Mollot,

I just found out yesterday about Bob's passing. I am deeply shocked and saddened. Bob was like a brother to me. In fact when we would call each other we would say "tell him his brother is on the phone".

I met Bob many years ago in California. I was dating Shannon Stapel's sister Melissa. We immediately and easily hit it off in so many ways and formed a life-long bond. We agreed that we were really long lost brothers. We had many great times...