Robert Anthony "Bobby" Shubert Jr.

I lost touch with Bobby after the storm. We'd been friends for years. He was a good man...a very good man. Kind, compassionate, caring - always there whenever anyone needed him - day or night. He will be missed.

I remember Bobby mostly as a boy, always lovingly at the side of his grandmother, my Aunt Alta. They had something special between them that inspired us all. Just before the storm I saw Bobby at Choice in Long Beach. I was visiting my parents. I spoke to him thinking he would have a tough time recognizing me but he didn't. He knew right away who I was. It touched me. His charm. His magnetism. His respect for others. His goodness shone through. As it will forever.

I was very sadden to hear of Bobby's going home to heaven. He was such a sweet person I was blessed to have known him. He was a up beat person with a great smile. Micheal I extend my sympathy to you and your whole family. We have know your family for such a long time. I know that you all will miss him. May God comfort you all in your time of sorrow. Love in Christ, Jenny Malmstrom Luc and family.

I'm so sorry for your loss, Bobby always made me laugh, he was so kind.

I would like to express my deepest sympathy during this great time of sorrow. May each of you cherish the memories and hold them in your hearts always and forever. You are in my heart, thoughts, and prayers. I'm sure Ms. Shirley was waiting with her always open arms....Both were wonderful people who will always be remembered.

Bobby was such a bright light. His outlook on life was to live each day to it's fullest potential. He was a good friend to me. I will miss him very much. He touched my life in such positive ways. He will forever live in my heart.

Sorry for your loss.

How truly sorry I am to hear of Bobby's passing. He was one of the most kind hearted people I have ever known. He will be greatly missed and fondly remembered by many.