Robert A. Quilitzsch

I was so saddened to hear of Bob's passing. Bob and I were best friends from the time I moved to his childhood street in Pawtucket (we were both 8 years old), all the way through high school graduation. We actually got to meet in Raleigh for dinner at our home about 10 years ago - on one of his visits when we discovered we both worked for GSK! Be at peace, Bob - I will always remember fondly the baseball, street hockey, board games - all the great times of our youth that we shared.

To all of Bob's family and everyone else whom he touched - there are no words. I think of the movie, "It's a Woderful Life", and know that Bob touched mine is many ways that he never knew of and, I'm sure, so many other peoples' lives too.

Although we didn't get to see each other or talk to each other very much, since I had left RI 30 years ago, Bob's one of those rare people with whom I wanted to stay in touch. He will always be with me.

He has a beautiful spirit and generous...

Remember the good forget the bad.
He is now in the better place!

I will not forget my specially folded finacial statement from the church, that he of coarse implemented, he matched my fan folded checks. It was nice that someone noticed!