Robert E. Titchener

I hired Bob as an ironworker in Arlington Virginia. He was always willing to be the hardest working guy in the crew and from that first job and for many jobs thereafter he was always the one to lead by example and lead other crew members with great efficiency!! He was a great friend and workmate and I´m really saddened to learn of his passing! Bob Kelleher

My prayers are with Darlene and all of Bob's family. I know Bob from my ex. They were very good friends for a long time and even worked together in VA. Bob was always on the move. He never sat down but he was such a gentle soul especially when Steve and I had our first daughter. I can only imagine what a great grandpa he was. My heart is with you all.

My deepest sympathy to the family. I played football with him for 5 yrs. I was a legend! Speed and balance .You couldn't knock him off his feet. Truly some of my best memories.

I want to first send my condolences to the family. Being from Windsor I had not personally known the family. However, my older brother went to school with Bobby from kindergarten all the way through to high school when they became best friends. I was two years behind them in school, but I played two years of varsity football with Bob and also I was the water boy for Bob and my brother Tom´s 8th grade football team... I´ll never forget that Bob set all the running back records that year! In...

So soon=y io hear a about Bob we went to school together and he was quite a guy,rip Bob and prayers up the his family.

Sorry for your loss, prayers for the family. I am smiling about some of my memories. We lived together a couple of years "Ironworking" in VA

A true professional. Master of his craft. Taught me a bunch throughout my NYSDOT career. The "Rod God"! I considered him a friend and he will be greatly missed. Ol´ Bobby. Jeff Packer