Robert F. Ott

Still think of Bobby every time I start working on the annual "P". Will never forget my conversation with Johnny Ab. after Bob's mass and thus the "P" was born on the steps of Sacred Heart Church. Prayers and RIP along with the Priests and fellow classmates of "61" Burnsy

Bob had a heart of gold. He is greatly missed by everyone who knew him. Always had some great conversations with him about high school basketball from the 1960s especially when Trenton Catholic faced the great Lew Alcindor (a couple years after Bob graduated). Bob was an outstanding leader in the New Jersey Army National Guard. He was always looking out for his troops and doing his best to help everyone. He loved talking baseball and had some great memories of trips to the Polo Grounds,...

Rest in peace dear Bob. Will forever remember our beautiful friendship, you were truly one of kind.

Recently read something that you sent to me, it was so uplifting and it was just like you. you will always be part of
my best memories and I will always remember you forever. Wish we could have a great meal together again. Your friend forever. Trudy

Bob and I went going to Murray State together one early morning . On the PA Turnpike Bob yelled to me, watch out as someone threw a big rock off a bridge. I braced as the rock came through the windshield and broke the steering wheel between my hands. He was looking out for me then and I believe even so now.
To all my TC classmates please know Edna and I have moved, and please change address to 1194 Botanical Parkway, West Columbia, SC. 29169

Albin Wilcenski. TC 61

Was fortunate enough to be able to attend attend his mass with Johny Abbondanza which may have been the beginning of the annual picnic as we discussed how we never see our classmates except at funerals.
Bob and I went to grammar school together at St. Francis and remained friends through our school years and would often see each other around Lawrence Twp..
Is always remembered at the picnic and missed by all.
I know he is waiting for us to join him and the rest of the TC...

I grew up with the Ott's on Gardner Avenue. Bobby was my in Trenton Catholic with my brother. I just got back in returned mail the Christmas card I sent him and decided to go on the computer. I am really saddened to hear of his passing. He's once again with my brother up there (they golfed together). My prayers to Frankie, Tommy and his family. Carolyn Tysowski Mack

Bob was a fellow TC and Trenton Jr. graduate and traveled to Murray State with me. I was happy to have him on our golf team. We were planning on playing golf at Fort Jackson but that will have to come later. We re-kindled our relationship at the TC 50th Reunion. He miss be missed. Al Wilcenski, 1803 Laryn Lane, Lexington, SC 29072