Robert Piccinini

Bob was a lifetime friend who enriched my life. If you've you knew my Boss, My Buddy....you missed something really good. Rest in peace my friend and thank you for not only loving me, but also sharing your last hours in your life with me and only me. I will never forget that. Thom

Bobbie, you are greatly missed by so many people. Your generosity and kindness duplicated your parent's own excellent qualities of character. To have had more than 40 years of friendship with you, John, Margaret and Mike remains a precious blessing in my life and the lives of my family. I pray for God to continue to ease your children's pain that comes from missing you.

Those who only knew this gentle man from afar, missed a wonderful experience. I knew him as a true friend for some 50 years. In those 50 years I found a friendship that I will treasure and remember with tremendous gratitude. He was my friend, my confidant, and certainly my idol. His successes in the business world were only overshadowed by his qualities as a man and a friend. Rest in peace my friend, and know that you changed my life in more ways than you'll ever know.

Robert (Bob) Piccinini was a great man who touched many lives; his wealth and generosity changed the lives of many people. It brings sorrow to our hearts knowing he is gone. Our love and condolences go out to all his children and family members. His legacy will live forever in all our hearts and lives. He was a pillar to the community, his heart spilled over with the gifts he gave. There is never enough time on earth to be everything to everyone. His amazing and contagious smile will be truly...

Rest in peace.

Bob was a great Son in law. He blessed me with Three beautiful grand children.....Michael ,Nicole and Joseph. I will always have fond memories of are talks out at John Therman field back in the 60s and 70.. When Bob owned the teams....may he be as successful in heaven as he was in earth...may his journey be long and insightful .with the warmest regards, Jack Griffith

Bobbie and John first appeared in my memory when Mike (their Dad) brought them out for the day to spend with my Father, George F. Haney, at his private hunting club. Bobbie enjoyed our family very much but he wasn't feeling he had the time for hunting. He was already working full time at Save Mart. However, Mike would bring John up and leave him with us for the weekend. He lived to hunt and be around bird dogs and horses. That was in 1966. My Father would phone Bobbie and invite him up to...

A Great Boss very happy to be a part of save mart family ,always took care of his employee R.I.P my condoles to his children's and all save mart Family .

Bob was a great friend and always enjoyed playing gin rummy at our tuesday nite get together. He was one of the best players, however he was only the second best player in our group. He always new who was number one.RIP my friend!