Robert Bob Stewart

Bob gave our association many years of service and guidance. He was most instrumental in helping us write and secure boat titling in the Pennsylvania State Legislature. George Horwatt, President Pennsylvania Marine Trades Association

I had the great honour of caring for Bob. He was a wonderful person with a soul to match. Sending loving prayers and thoughts to his many friends.

Bob was known to me as "Uncle Bob" - he was at nearly every holiday and family event and we count him as one of our own. Bob's wild accent, tall stature, and odd ball humor made him beloved and unforgettable. I literally cannot get his voice out of my head. It was truly a privilege to have him so deeply entwined in our lives. May his memory be a blessing.

I met Bob in 1987 and remember him as a good friend and colleague with the Pennsylvania Hearing Healthcare Association. Bob always went out of his way to help others. I can still hear him saying, "I would much rather make friends than enemies." His unwavering integrity and constant commitment to treating others fairly will be one of my most cherished memories.

I had the pleasure of working with Bob on several projects over the years and always found him to be upstanding gentleman. He will be missed.

Bob guided me with patience and professionalism when I became President of the Pennsylvania Hearing Healthcare Association (a chapter of the International Hearing Society IHS) which would ultimately become the foundation that I used when I become the President of IHS. He was a Great man and he made the world a better place before he left it.

I had the pleasure of knowing Bob for almost 20 years, both when I resided in Derry Township and after I relocated to Naples, Forida 12 years ago. He was a gentleman of high intellect and personal integrity. His numerous visits to Naples gave us the opportunity to spend countless hours sitting on the lanai discussing and debating everything from soup to nuts. Being on opposite sides of the political spectrum provided for some animated debates but we always closed them out amicably over...