Robert A. Porter

To The Porter Family,

I was shocked to hear the loss of your son and/or brother. Robert was a wonderful man and treated everyone he met with the respect.

During the time I went out with him, we would talk and listen to music and it surprised me that he really listen to what I would say. He encouraged you to see your full potential. You would feel good about yourself everytime you saw him. He was great with my teenage daughter and her friend, they loved him. They both called...

I was fortunate to know Bob as a fellow employee of the Tax Department, a team mate in softball, and since as a friend. I am a much better person for having met and known him. I did not see Bob often after his retirement from the Tax Department, but will miss him and remember him always. His obituary is impressive as was he in life, and as deserved. I know God has welcomed him with open arms.

My sincerest and deepest condolences to his family.

i want to give my condolences. i didn't really know him that well,but im sure he was a good man. He probably leaves good memories in your heart and brings joy to your eyes,even though i did not know him too much may he rest in peace

Sallye, Paulyne & the Porter/Furbert family my most sincere condolences on the passing of your uncle and brother, we know your sorrow, we know your pain and you are in our prayers.

I just met Sir Knight Porter at the Grand Commandery of New York in September. He was a fine gentleman and a true Knights Templar.
Please accept our condolences and know that you and your family are in our prayers.

Aunt
Sally, Glen and family, I am truly saddened to hear of Bob's passing.
Although I only met him once, at your home on Chrsitmas, he seemed like a wonderful, fun loving man. He will be missed so very much.
Please accept my condolences and know you are all in my thoughts and
prayers.

Although I hardly knew him, he left a monumental impression on me. My prayers are with his family now and I know God has already received him. David Passalugo, Commander, Lake Erie Commandery, Buffalo, NY.

Rosemary and I offer our sincerest condolences to Bob's family at this sad time. Kiwanis has lost a servant leader, one whose life was committed to voluntarism in his community in Coxsackie and globally,through Kiwanis. The Kiwanis Family mourns his loss.
Thomas DeJulio
Kiwanis International Trustee

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.