ROBERT JAMES OZRETICH

I am grateful for the opportunity to remember Bob. As my Dad taught me when I was a girl; we keep loved ones in our heart. In this way, as we share our memories, that special person lives on. I remember Bob's kindness, his keen intelligence, facility with words and his gentle poetic side. This all made a very lasting impression on me and although I didn't know him as an adult, it appears that he lived his life staying true to his altruism. In our hearts, Bob. Thanks.

I will always remember Bob and sincerely regret his loss. Judy P.

Rachel and family, I am still thinking about Bob and you almost daily - Since he was loved and appreciated by so many in and around Corvallis (and elsewhere, I'm sure!), I know there are many others thinking about him too......I hope our thoughts give you comfort and strength.....

Bob was a cool guy in the neighborhood growing up and I learned to skim board at West-west with him and his buddies. He was naturally advanced in his orientation to the world even then and as a "junior partner," I wanted to learn more. Now, his extremely well-lived life inspires me again to make adjustments to be better, do better. Thanks, B'Oz.

I only knew Bob a little through exercise class, but I thought of him as a kind and gentle man. I am so very, very sorry!