Robert Lee Sarver

Dear Mrs. Sarver,
My sincere sympathy upon the passing of your husband. He was a well-respected member of the Saxonburg community. He was always regarded with fondness.
I remember him helping me select a ring which brings back memories of the two of you and the shop whenever I look at it.
My deepest condolences to you and Cherie.

Dear
Alma and Cherie,

I was stunned to learn of Bob's death the other day. Please accept my deepest and sincerest sympathy. He was a wonderful man, friendly, outgoing, caring and considerate of others. When I am back in Saxonburg I always look at your home/store with fond memories from years past. May you know that he was still loved by many Saxonburgers even after all these years.

Cherie and Alma,
Every time I get 'home' and drive up Main St. I think of you. So much has cbanged. God be with you at this time.

Cherie - I can't imagine that anyone who is native to the Saxonburg area has been able to drive down Main Street and not think of your parents. Just passing the former store/home has always brought good memories to us. Our sympathy to you and you mother on loosing such a sweet man!

Cherie, please accept my condolences on the passing of your father, I will remember him fondly as the man who always had a smile when I would come into the jewlery store. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Vickie Flinn-Rowe